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one decimal place.

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answer in terms of r. up in 20 minutes?

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J On a map of the upcoming Seletar Aerospace Park, 2 cm represents 300 m. p is directly proportional to It is known that p=12
Exaniner's
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(b) (i) Find the length ofDE.
(r) What is the total number of tourists in the group?
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correct to 1 decimal place.
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Answer ALL the questions

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Write in dark blue or black pen on both sides of the paper.
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Show all your working on the same page as the rest ofthe answer.
Omission of essential working will result in loss of marks.

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Calculators should be used where appropriate.
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answer to three significant figures. Give answers in degrees to one decimal place.

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Section B (28 marks)

5 (a) The table shows the number ofhours that a group ofstudents spent on Answer ALL the questions
CCA during the June holidays.
6 The figure below shows a rectangular piece ofcardboard PpR.9.
PO = Qx + 3) cm and P,S : (x + 2) cm. Ahmad cuts a triangular piece OMR

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Number of hours 5 10 15 20
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7 Theterms Tt,Tz,Tt, Ia ofasequence are given below,

9 Answer the whole of this question on a sheet of graph paper.
Tr=l+3 = C
The table below gives some values ofx and the corresponding values ofy, where
T2:l+3 +5 =9
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(iii) the values of ;r when y = 2. t1l

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4 rectangles. AB : DC = 15 cm, AD = BC = l0 cm, AG : BH = CE = DF = 3 cnl

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1 student take 300 min M1 s(a) r=(z-o)(o+s)=ro B1
15 students take 20 min s(b) A(-s,0). BI

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13 more students are needed. A1
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-r = -1.5 B1
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number ofhours
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= M1 M1
300 m
p=0 or p=8

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3(bxi) 2cm:300m
(q -7)' 16 = o

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4 crn2 : 90000 m2 (q -t)'1 =rc
Actual area ofthe hangar q-7=4 or q-7 =-4 M1
1.5cl'*99996m, a =ll or 4=3 AI
= M1
4 cm'
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=33750 m2. A1
(q-t)'-rc=o
3(bxii) 13.5 cmz : 33750 mz
1 cm2 : 2500 m2
d -laq+33=0
icm:50m M1 (e *tt)(e -:)=o M1

1 :5000 Ai a =11 or a=3 AI

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za(z.a t)- sc(z.a - t)

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= 294.5243113
= 295 cm2. (3 s.f.) AI
(za-tfia-sc). A1
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8(bxi) 2ox2 - 5y2
: nx42 xll

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5@*' - v') M1
= 176r cm3- M1
s(z.r+y\zr-y) AI

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3
s(z.x+ y\zx- y)=ts
= 187.5a cm3. Mi

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= 187-5r-l76tr
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n=15. A1
zx(ef +2n} *("(of - *')=zaao

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e(bxii) 26 years. 2432t+tt2 =268n
B1
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P=3 BI
9(bXiv) 20% of30 people = 6 people. 12 =25

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A1
Minimum age = 55 years. B1

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lxABx24=l2O
2

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AB --l0cm M1

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= Jsu = zz.src66o5 = 22.5 cm (3s0 B1

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= !"J507 MI
2 "ze
= 292.7165865

= 292.7 cm2. (t d.p.) A1

I l(a) Area of filter paper in contact with water

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Answer Marking Marker's Remarks
Scheme 8=+

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M1
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x2 -10x+21=0 _ e(2.s)+5 (3.s)+1 5 (a.s)+8(5.5) + 3(6.5)

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(.r-3)(x-7)=0 MI 40
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6(aXD 2x+3
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(x+6)(2:r-5)=0 M1 Total S.A. = 10./200.25 + 195

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--2(2x+3)+2(x +2)

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7(a) 4 =1+3+5+7+9+11=36 B1

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A1
= 1050 cm3

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=r[ J X 7r xr.s') = rl.sz M1

Vol of water needed

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