SHUN LEE CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL FINAL EXAMINATION (2005-2006) Subject : Mathematics Paper 1 Level Form 5 Time Allowed: 2 hours Full Marks 99 Question-Answer Book Write your name, class and class number in the spaces provided on this cover. This paper consists of THREE sections, A(1), A(2) and B. Each section carries 33 marks. Attempt ALL questions in Sections A(1), A(2) and any THREE questions in Section B. Write your answers in the spaces provided in this Question-Answer Book, Supplementary answer sheets will be supplied on request. Write your name on each sheet and put them in this book Write the question numbers of the questions you have attempted in Section B in the spaces provided on this cover. Unless otherwise specified, all working must be clearly shown, Unless otherwise specified, numerical answers should either be exact or correct to 3 significant figures. ‘The diagrams in this paper are not necessarily drawn to seale. Name Class Class ‘Number [Marker’s Use Onl; Section A Question No. Marks 1-2 B id Section A, Total Section B Question No.* Marks Section B ‘Total * To be filled by the candidate. Total ScoreFORMULAS FOR REFERENCE SPHERE ‘Surface area 4m? Volume = do | 3 CYLINDER Area of curved surface 2arh Volume = mh CONE Area ofcurved surface = al Volume = Lath 3 PRISM ‘Volume: = base areax height PYRAMID Volume . pxbase areax height SECTION AI) (33 marks) Answer ALL questions in this section and write your answers in the spaces provided, Figure 1 shows a part of a figure and the dotted lines are the axes of symmetry of the figure. (a) Complete the figure in Figure 1. (b)_ State the order of rotational symmetry of the figure. (2 marks) Convert 1B4,,_ into a decimal number. (2 marks)3. Make p the subject of the formula a =—°—. (G marks) por and express your answer positive indices. G marks) 5. (a) Solve = +3>5*° 2x6 and represent the solution graphically in Figure 2. (6) Write down all integers that satisfy the inequalities * +3> ue >x-6. (4marks) Figure 26. The marked price of a suitcase was $800. A shopkeeper sold it at a discount of 15%. (a) Find the selling price of the suitcase. (0) Ifthe profit percentage is 15%, find the cost price of the suitcase correct to the nearest dollar. (4 marks) 7. Mis given that f(x) =x' +kx? -5x+6 (@)_ Find the value of k. (b) Hence factotize fx). (6 marks)8. y varies directly as (x ~3)*. When x = 1, y= 8, Find the value(s) of x when y = 72. (5 marks) 9. (a) Simpli 7 : (a) Simplify (90° 8) (>) Write down the maximum and minimum values of ——S"" 1 sing90° — 8) (5 marks)SECTION AQ) (33 marks) Answer ALL questions in this section and write your answers in the spaces provided. 10. The following table shows the distribution of the amount of daily overtime (in hours) of the staff of the LT. department in Shun Lee Company Limited. Daily : Overtime less | Cumulative bt < : than (hours) | Frequency | : 05 0 gE | Cos 3a 25 9 2 2 z i 8 Jee Daily Overtime (hours) Figure 3a (a) Construct the cumulative frequency polygon for this distribution in Figure 3a, (2 marks) (b) By using the data in the cumul Giagram for the distrib f frequency polygon in Figure 3a, draw a box-and-whisker fion in Figure 3b. (2 marks) 0 1 3 4 3 6 Figure 3b (c) The box-and-whisker diagram in Figure 3c shows the distribution of the amount of daily overtime (in hours) of the staff of the finance department in Shun Lee Company Limited, aH i ° 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 3¢ ‘The manager of the company feels that a hardworking staff spends more time in the office. After comparing Figure 3b and 3c, he says, “The interquartile range in Figure 3b is smaller than that in Figure 3e, so the staff in the IT. department are more hardworking than those in the finance department.” Is his conclusion correct? Explain brietly. (2 marks)11, In Figure 4, the straight line La: x ~ y 2 = 0 intersects the straight line Ly: x —2y- 1 = 0 and the x-axis at A and B respectively. Another straight line Ls with slope —4 passes through B. Figure 4 (a) Find the coordinates of A. (2: marks) (>) (Find the coordinates of B, ii) Hence, find the equation of L. (4 marks)12. Figure 5 shows a polar coordinate plane. ‘90° 270" (a) Write down the coordinates of A, B and C. (0) Find ZABC and ZACB. (2 marks) (©) Hence, or otherwise, find the length of BC. (2 marks)13, An ice ball in the shape of a sphere of radius r em touches the surface of an inverted conical glass of base radius 3 em and height 6 em as shown in Figure 6a. The top of the ice ball lies on the plane formed by the rim of the glass. Figure 6a (a) Find. (3 marks) (b)_ Ifthe ice ball melts and becomes water as shown in Figure 6b, find the depth of the water. (4 marks)14. Table 1a and 1b show the allowance and the salary tax rate for year 2005/2006. ‘Allowance Tax on net chargeable income ic Allowance $100,000, Net chargeable income Rate Married Person’s Allowance $200,000 ‘On the first $30,000 2% Child Allowance $40,000 each Gn the next $30,000 8% Dependent parent $30,000 each ‘On the next $30,000 14% ‘On the remaining 20% Table ta Table Ib Mr. Mak is a teacher whose monthly salary is $50,000, He is married and has three children. (a) (i Find the net chargeable income of Mr. Mak. (ii) Hence, find his salary tax payable. (4 marks) (b) Mr. Li is also a teacher who is not yet married and lives with his mother. The salary tax payable by Mr. Li is twice the salary tax payable by Mr. Mak. Find the monthly salary of Mr. Li. (4 marks)SECTIONB (33 marks) Answer any THREE questions in this se n and write your answers in the spaces provided. Each question carries 11 marks. 15, 6m Figure 7b Ground (a) Figure 7a shows a pyramid ABCD with planes ABD, ACD and BCD perpendicular to each other, and BCD being horizontal . E is a point on the plane ABC such that DE i perpendicular to the plane ABC. AD = BD = CD = 6m. (i) Find the area of AABC, Hence find the length of DE. Leave the answers in surd form. (ii) Find the distance between E and the plane ABD. (T marks) (>) Figure 7b shows a stadium such that A, B, C, D and E are exactly the same points as in Figure 7a, EFGH is a horizontal platform with G on AD, F on plane ABD and H on plane ACD. (i) Find the height of the platform from the ground, (ii) A camera is placed on the ground at , pointing to F with an angle of elevation 5° When @ model walks fiom F to E, the cameraman needs to tum an angle 3° in order to focus the model at E. Find ZFEO (4 marks)15. (continued) cesses16, B Al DieaaaeaAO. Figure 8 In Figure 8, AB is a diameter of the circle. OC is a tangent to the circle at C. OAB and DAC are straight lines and OD | OAB (a) Prove that OC OD. (4 marks) (b) A rectangular coordinate system is introduced in Figure 8 so that O = (0, 0), A= (0, 1) and D= (-y3,0) (i) Find the length of CD. (ii) Hence, find the equation of the circle. (7 marks)16. (continued)17. Mr. Yip, a mathematics teacher, decides to plan for the frequencies of assignments and tests that he has to give to each of hit students every month, The factors that he needs to consider are as follows: (For convenience, suppose there are 30 days per month and holidays are excluded.) (D_ The number of assignments and tests cannot exceed 15 and 6 respectively. (I) Duc to the heavy workload, Mr. Yip can mark for each student at most a total of 17 exercises (either assignments or tests) per month. Let the numbers of assignments and tests every month be x and y respectively. (@) Write down all the possible constraints on x and y Using Figure 9, shade the region that represents the solution to the above constraints, (6 marks) (>) Mr, Yip is an absent-minded teacher that he sometimes forgets counting the number of exercises. If he marks for each student more than 17 exercises in a month, he will be wervuas and can mark at most 15 exer es in the next month in order to recover. Otherwise, he will be burnt-out at the end of that month, Given that the factor (1) is followed. (i) Find the probability that Mr. Yip is nervous in a certain month. (ii) On Ist September 2006, the school will start a new academic year. What is the Probability that Mr. Yip will not be bumt-out at the end of October 20062 (5 marks) ip S| Figure 917. (continued)Figure 10a Figure 10b (a) _ In Figure 10a, C; is a circle with radius ry cm. Three identical circles Cp of radii rp em touch each other externally and C; internally as shown. (Express rin terms ofr; and leave your answer in surd form. (ii) Hence, find the perimeter of the shaded region in terms of x and n1. (Leave your answer in surd form.) (5 marks) (b) Another nine smaller identical cireles C3 are formed in the same way in (a) as shown in Figure 10b. A student says that if the process continues infinitely, the sum of the perimeters of the shaded regions formed will be equal to the circumference of C). Is the student correct? Explain your answer. (6 marks)18. (continued) END OF PAPER