Name :

Class :

Day/ Date:

Directions:
1. Read the PISAs problems text early before you answer
the questions, if any fault of the text, please ask to the
teacher.
2. You should do it by yourself, Solve the problem
according the steps given.
3. Do the questions until the time certainty, it should be
taken 70 minutes, write your answers only in your
sheet then if you have finished, collect your sheet to
your teacher.
4. You may not use calculator, mathematics book, and
internet.

Be sure, There is no problem which be not able to solve.

Problem 2-Apples
A Farmer plants Apple trees in a square pattern. In order
to protect the tress against the wind he plants conifers
around the orchard. Here you see a diagram of this
situation where you can see the pattern of apple tress and
conifers. For any number (n) of rows of apple tress:

= Conifer
= Apple Tree

QUESTION:

There is a value f n for which

the number of Apple tress
equals the number of conifers.
Find the value of n and show
your method of calculating this.
Consider the following table about daily energy needs recommended for adults
Men Women
Age ( years) Activity Level Energy Needed (kj) Energy Needed
(kj)
From 18 to 29 Light 10660 8360
Moderate 11080 8780
Heavy 14420 9820
From 30 to 59 Light 10450 8570
Moderate 12120 8990
Heavy 14210 9790
60 and above Light 8780 7500
Moderate 10240 7940
Heavy 11910 8780

Activity Level according to Occupation

Light Moderate Heavy
Indoor sales person Teacher Construction worker
Office worker Outdoor sales person Labourer
Housewife Nurse Sportsperson

Jane Gibbs is a 19-year old high jumper. One evening, some of Janes friends
invite her out for dinner at a restaurant.
Here is the menu:
Menu Janes estimate of
energy per serving
(kj)

Soup: Tomato Soup 355

Cream of mushroom Soup 585

Main Mexican Chicken 960

Courses:

Carribean Ginger Chicken 795

Pork and Sage Kebabs 920

Salad: Potato Salad 750

Spinach, Apricot and 335

Hazelnut Salad

Couscous salad 480

Desserts: Apple and Raspberry 1380

Crumble

Ginger Cheesecake 1005

Carrot Cake 565

Milk Shakes: Chocolate 1590

 Vanilla 1470
The restaurant also has a special fixed price menu.

Fixed Price Menu

50 Zeds

Tomato Soup
Carribbean Ginger Chicken
Carrot Cake

Jane keeps a record of what she eats each day.

Before dinner on that day her total
intake of energy had been 7520 kJ. Jane does not
want her total energy intake to go below or above
her recommended daily amount by more than
500 kJ.
Question:
Decide whether the special Fixed Price Menu
will allow Jane to stay within 500 kJ of her
recommended energy needs. Show your work.
You are asked to design a new set of coins. All coins will be
circular silver, but of different diameters.

Researcher have found out that an ideal coin system meets the
following requirements:

Diamaters of coins should not be smaller than 15 mm and

not be larger than 45 mm.

Given a coin, the diameter of the next coin must be at least

30% larger.

The minting machinery can only produce coins with

diameter of a whole number of millimeters (e.g. 17 mm is
allowed, 17.3 mm is not).

Question:

Design a set of coins that satisfy the above

requirements. You should start with 15 mm coin
and your set should contain as many coins as
possible.