Edexcel Igcse Math Book B Answers
Edexcel Igcse Math Book B Answers
Exercise 4 Exercise S*
1 105 3 10 3 5 10 2 1 10xy 3 8a3 7 18 y 3
7 10 3 9 4.56 X 10 2 11 5.68X 10 2
13 4000 15 560 17 10000 Exercise 9
1 4x + 4y 3 10 + 15a 5 -6a - 24
Exercise 4* 7 -a + 2b 9 3t - 18
1 4.5089 X 104 3 10 3 5 1021
7 6.16 X 10 6 9 9.1125 X 10 16 111 9.653 X 10 8 Exercise 9*
13 Saturn 10 cm. Andromeda Galaxy 1 millionkrn. 1 5x + lOy 3 12rn-8 5 15a + 5b - 20c
Quasar 1000 million krn 7 3y - x 9 -1.4x - 3.8
Exercise 5 Exercise 10
1 800 3 0.44 5 34.78 7 1 X 105 1 4 3 25 5 12
7 2.4 9 26.6 11 0.985
Exercise 5*
1 10 3 0.067 5 9.00 7 1.06 X 105 Exercise 10*
1 99.9 3 40.7 5 8.49
Exercise 6 (Revision)
Exercise 11
1 i- 2 t 3 t 4 ~
1 x= 3 3 x=-2 5 x= 8
5 t 6 t 7 t 8 i 7 x=-6 9 x=-2 11 X=g
5
c m=O
-3 (0.1)
c>O
"D
3
7cm 7cm
4 Measure and check arcs are included.
Exercise 17
1 (5.0) (0. 5) 3 (3.0) (0.6) A----+--r~--~----B
5 (5.0) (0.4) 7 (-8.0) (0.6)
Exercise 17*
1 (3.0) (0. 12) 3 (6.0) (0. 12)
5 (7.5.0) (0. -6) 7 (-3 .5 . 0) (0.3) 5 p
Exercise 18 (Revision)
1 a 2 b -1
2 4.5m
3 a 3.-2 b -2.5
4 a y = 2x - 1 b y = -3x + 2
o
6 x=143°,y=37° 7 x = 3.00 , Y = 60° Exercise 24
8 x = 69° , Y = 42° 9 x = 65 0 , Y = llSo 1 a
10 x = 40° , Y = 140° 11 x = 77° ,y = 103°
12 x = 60° , y = 120° 13 x = 25° ,y = llSo
14 x = 100° ,y = 75° ,z= 135°
Exercise 21 * (Revision)
1 a 36 b 144° e 1440°
2 a 22 sides b 16ft°
3 b 30 m approx 4 b {1,3,4,S,6, 7,9}, 7 eYes
5 x = 46·ry = 1331-° 6 x = 66° d {2,8} e No
3 a
7 x = 160° 8 x = 36°, Y = 106°, Z = 38°
9 x = 70°, Y = 60° 10 x 60°, Y = 30°
=
11 x = 30°, Y = 120° 12 x = 36°
13 x = 20° 14 x = y = 33°, z = 83°
15 x = 150° 16 x = 36°
Exercise 22
1 a Any two vegetables b Any two colours b An isosceles right-angled triangle.
e Any two letters d Any two odd numbers e Isosceles triangles, triangles that are isosceles or right-angled or
3 a {the first four letters of the alphabet} both.
b {days of the week beginning with T} d Equilateral triangles, 0
e {first four square numbers} d {even numbers}
5 b andc Exercise 24*
1 a
Exercise 22*
1 a Any two planets b Any two polygons
e Any two elements d Any two square numbers
3 a {seasons of the year} b {conic sections}
e {first five powers of 2} d {Pythagorean triples}
5 a, candd
1 3 9 11
A
b {4,6,8},3 eYes
d {1,2,3,S, 7,9, 10,11} eYes
3
3 a
5
7
9
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h b A' = {l. 3, 5, 7, 9} add numbers
k e n(B') = 8 dYes
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a {females born in Africa}
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7
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a {20}
8
a 8
b {12.24} c Yes
b 2
b0
9 a b 19
c She was born in Africa
or China
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Multiple choice 1
1 C 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 A
6 D 7 D 8 A 9 B 10 D
2 Self· assessment 1
1 a 3.85 X 10 5 b 3250
2 a 36.58 b 37
Exercise 25'" (Revision)
3 a 4.00 X 10 2 b 4.81 X 10 5
1 a {4. 8.12. 16} b {R. O. Y. G. B. I. V} 6
4 a 1.20 X 10 b 2.60 X 10 3
c {CAT. CTA. ATC. ACT. TAC. TCA}
5 a £4.62 b £42 .77
d {1.2 . 3.4. 6.9}
6 a 8ab b 3xy + 3x c 3a3 b
2 a {factors of 12} b {1st five fibonacci}
7 a x= 3 b a = 3.5 c x= 3
c {suits of playing cards} d {3D shapes}
3 a 9 b .---------------. ~
8 a x+1 b x + x + 1 + x + 2 = 525 c x = 174
00
9 x - 3y = 12 and 6y - 2x = 7
10 a 2 b - 4
11 a 400 m b q= 7
12 b AC = 8.6cm
Oc
13 c RS = 7.9 cm. area = 31.6 cm2
14 p= 80
15 d x = 0.6. y = 3.71
16 A gradient = t intercept = 4 equation is y = tx +4
B gradient = - 2 intercept = 8 equation is y = - 2x + 8
17 a Anc=0 b CUD=C c AnB* 0
18 a 13 b 7
19 aandc b 90 0 ,45 0 ,45 0 Exercise 32
1 2 X 10",2 X lO JO , 2 X 10 12
Exercise 32*
1 6 X 10- 3,6 X 10 7 ,6 X 10 9
Exercise 33
20 a {6, 12, 18} b {multiples of 6} c {odd numbers} 1 1 X 10['.1 X 10 15 ,1 X 10 18 3 4 X 10- 12 ,4 X 10- 3,4 X 10 6
d {3,9, IS} e {odd multiples of 3} 5 1000
c 10 7 10 45kg:60kg 11 $160:$240
d 2 X 10 23 ,2 X 10 16 em, (2 X 10 16 ) "'"" (4 X 10 9 ) = 5 X 10 6 times! 12 160mins:200mins 13 £19:£38:£76
14 64km: 96 km: 192 km 15 1.23 X 10- 2
Exercise 27 16 1.24 X 10- 2 17 1.60 X 10- 4
1
6
"7 3 129 5
23
24 7
5
18 18 8.89 X 10- 3 19 4.31 X 10 3
9
3
11 3 13 4{z 15 4i5 20 1.02 X 10 8 21 2.50 X 10- 12
"5
22 2.93 X 10- 8 23 3.62 X 10-"
Exercise 27* 24 5.61 X 10- 17 25 2.10 X 10 7
1
3
3
19
5 1
7
2 26 2.46 X 10- 5
"4 2iJ "5 9"
27 a $150 b $1650 c $75
9 723 11 62.9 13 223 15 412
28 a €1.20 b €6 c €14.40
Exercise 28 29 a 162 b 180 c 12960
1 $168 $224 3 574,410 30 a (i) 46.7km (ii) 17056 km
b (i) 0.214days (ii) 0.0749 days
Exercise 28* c 5.41 X 10mm/see
1 $45:$75 3 $32 5 Img
Exercise 34* (Revision)
Exercise 29 3 27 3
1 44 2 35 3 "5
1 24 = 16 3 22 = 4 5 3 6 = 729 25
4 TI 5 4 6 218~)
7 (o.W = 0.001 9 44 = 256
2m
7 10 8
5
Exercise 29* 9 X: Y: Z = £3000: £6000 : £2000
1 8 3 = 512 3 53 = 125 5 53 = 125 10 a 500mm b 20m2
7 20 = 1 9 2097152,524288 11 1.85 X 10- 6 12 2.66 X 10- 22
13 2.41 X 10-" 14 1.62 X 10- 3
Exercise 30 15 a 4.08 X 10- 7 b 1.76 X 10- 9
1 Yen 180 3 NZ$2.75 c 3.87 X 10- 11 d 4.83 X 10-4
5 a 105mm/h b 1.75mm/min
16 2.90 X 10- 5 km
17 a 3.02 X 10 30 mm 2 b 1.69 X 10- 8 %
Exercise 30*
18 6.32 X 10- 13 km/s
1 $15 ¥2667 3 = 5J
5 a 94.4m/s b 0.00106s Exercise 35
b 4 1
Exercise 31 1 4 3 2 5 7 4c 9 11
"2 X 5b 2
1 5000, 500000, 5000000
Exercise 35*
3 0.05, 50, 50000 I x 2 3 1
1 3 5 7 3y 9 11
"2 "4 Ii abc a2 b2
Exercise 31*
1 2.5 X 10 7 ,2.5 X 10 9 ,2.5 X 10 10 Exercise 36
3 5 X 10-4, 0.5,500 5x1 b 2
1 3 1 5 6 7 9
T "6 y
5 a 2 X 10 14 b IX 1015
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Exercise 36* 22 x"; 4.5 23 x;,2 24 x;,l
I x
2
3 3x 5 1 25 {3.4} 26 3.24em 27 11.34km
6 2x 7 y
Exercise 42* (Revision)
Exercise 37 4a 5x b
a I 2 3
I 3x 3 5 5x b y 4a
"4 12 12 b 5 18b
7 3a + 4b a 4 5 6
~1
- 2- 9 2 xy a
Ii 8a 7 2x + 4
Exercise 37*
7
5
8
12b
9
----rr-
7x 14x + 20Jj 17 10 x = ±3 II x=2 12 x= ±4
I 3 5 6b
18 35 13 a' 14 4b 6 I S 81c 7
7 - 3x 3x+ 5 16 -3 < x";0.-2 17 x < -4.4 18 x> -4
7
-----ro 9
----r 19 x,,; 4.5 20 37 21 {-3.-2.-1.0}
Exercise 38 22 50.1 em 23 0.39s
I x = ±3 3 x= ±4 5 x = ±3 24 1130km/s = 4.07 X 10 6 km/h
7 x = 13 9 x = 16
Exercise 43
Exercise 38* I 1.3.5and-2.2.6(3.4) 3 (3.8 )
I x = ±5 3 x= ±7 5 x = 81 5 (4.4)
7 x= ±4 9 x=10or - 16
Exercise 43*
Exercise 39 I (6.13) 3 (2.57.0.29)
I 4.5em 3 h=8em 5 a C = 0.25t + IS. C = O.14t + 100
5 a 9.42 X 10 8 km b 11 0 000 km/h c 773 min
7 1.5 X 109 km
Exercise 44
Exercise 39* I x"; 2 3 y";-2
I 14em 3 h = 5.5em 5 5.30cm 2 5 y 7
7 15.9km 9 8.37em
Exercise 40
I 2 10 = 1024 3 2 6 = 64 5 212 = 4096 7 a5
9 e6 II c5 13 6a s
8 X
Exercise 40*
I 6 12 = 2.18 X 10 9
3 8 12 = 6.87 X 10 10
Exercise 44*
5 a l2 7 2e 8 9 48j12
I y> -2 3 y-x<4
II 27a 6 13 8b4
5 .y 7 y , I
Exercise 41
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7 x>5
13 x<O
9
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x< -2 17
II x;,9
x< -1 -5
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19 x ~-.I 21 {5.6} 23 {O. I} . , ....3:
3
25 {2.3}
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Exercise 41 *
I x"; 0 or x> 3; 0;, x > 3 -> 0;, 3! Exercise 45
3 x< 5+ 5 x< -3+ 7 -1<x,,;3 I 2<x<5 3 x";-3.x;'4
9 23 5 x+y>3andx-y";2
7 y 9
Exercise 42 (Revision)
I 3 2 x 3 3x 5 _---_ ... .
...__ .......
4 4 5 a 6 6x
7 9y 2x 4a + b
20
8
15 9 ----yo I 2
10 x = ±4 II x = ±6 12 x = 20 x
13 a lO 14 b2 IS C12
Exercise 46 (Revision)
1 (2,3) 2 (2,1) 3 (2,1) 4 (4,3) x
5 (-1,3) 6 (-2, -2) 7 (2,2) 8 (%,i)
9 (l!3 ' !)
3 10 (13' _2)
3 11 x;;.:.. 12 x<3
13 y;;.2 14 y<l 15 x+y,,;;;4 16 y<x+1
17 y 18 Y
Exercise 47
5 1 x: hyp, y: OPP, z: adj 3 t
5 87 7 6.66cm 9 11.3cm 11 100m2
2 x
Exercise 47*
x 1 14.4cm 3 8.45m 5 22.4m
7 x = 10.9 em, y = 6.4cm
19 y 20 Y Exercise 48
1 45° 3 70.0° 5 75° 7 28.2° 9 15°
2 Exercise 48*
);
1 a 69° b 139°
4
3 160° 5 36.4m 7 13.9°
X
Exercise 49 (Revision)
1 7.00 2 6.7l 3 6.99
21 -1 <x,,;;; 3 22 -1";;;y,,;;;2 5 8.57 6.93
4 11.0 6
23 y 24 Y 7 59.0° 8 32.5 9 58.0°
10 5.19cm2 11 30° 12 8= 46.3°
_________ f. ................ -_ ....... 13 8= 5.20° 14 8 = 59.6° 15 8= 16.1°
.. _-_ .. _----.
---------; Exercise 49" (Revision)
1 x = 6.53 em, y = 1.55 em 2 x = 34.6 em, y = 29.1 em
x 3 6 If
3 x = 8.39 m, y = 3.53 m 4 x=12.1cm,y=5.12cm
5 549m
6 a 0.63.4° b 243°
Exercise 46* (Revision) 7 a 1.01m b Undesirable to have too large a blind distance.
1 (i,i) 2 (~,t) 3 (2,1) 4 (4,2) 8 18.4° 9 7l.6°
5 (¥-).(¥) 6 (~
5'
_l)5 7 (~d)
7' 7 8 eo 42)
13'13
10 56.3°
12 23.3m
11 144cm
13 50.4m
9 (-~5' ~)
5 10 (_15' _i)5 11 x;;. 1 12 y<3 14 correct proof 15 correct proof
13 x> -2 14 y"" -1 15 x+y > 6 16 y,,;;; 2x-1
17 y 18 Y
2 3 4 5 6
10 7 5 4 5
3 Mean = 10, Median = 12, Mode = 14
x
-2 Exercise 50*
-4 I 1 Mean = 48.9 s, median = 45 s.
l 3 10.5 years
Exercise Sl b Time to solve puzzle
] 2()4°. n °, 20°. 56°.48°; 29% 14
12
Exercise 51" >- 10
1 a 2.6; 2 u
cQI 8
3 14min41s ::l
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Exercise 52 (Revision) 4 -
1 mean"" 21. mediaD = _1. mode = 20
2 a mcan = 1.69.medJao = J.7_
3 a
A 9
b n wmean 1.76
School Disco Survey
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40-45 45-50 SO-55 55-GO 60-65 65-70 70-75 75-80
12 Time in seconds
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4 Strawberries 125<>. ballanas 75°. yoghurl lOO· . iced water 0 6 , Time taken (mins)
S a St;ore Frequency 8 a 14.201 b 1.4001
9 a melW = 0.8, medilW = 0.5. mode = 0 b 0.909
1 7
2 10 Exercise 52* (Revision)
3 5 1 a melW = 7.45, medtlW = 7.45 b newmelW = 8.2
4 10 2 a MelW = 2.43. medilW = 2. mode = 0
b The mode as it is the most flattering figure.
5 6 c Times late 7R
6 12 8
7
b Tara's experiment
14 6
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2 3 4 5 6
Score on die 3 -40
c !o clear bias. ( ample Is lOO small to draw conclusions frOID . 4 a
Weight 9 r-..eque n~
6 a Times Frequency 490 0.:;: w < 495 1
40-45 12
495 0.:;: 11' < 500 3
45- 50 5
500 ~ IV < 505 10
50-55 8
505 ~ IV < 510 18
55-60 4
510 ~ w< 515 1
60--65 2
515 ~ 111 < 520 5
65-70 10
520 ,;; IV < 325 2
70--75 4
75-80 5
7d 7a Ze3
b 20 13 a 16b b -b- e 3
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r- 14 a x> 12 b x~7
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15 -5.-4, -3, -2, -I, 0,1, 2
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490- 495- 500-
505- 510- 515- 520-
495 500
510 515 505
520 525
Weightg
c Evidence suggests the mean is between 505 and 510 so 500 is
probably minimum weight.
5 a 126
b 60 x
~
50
g 40 /' \ 17 a x = 4.37
18 125°
b y = 2.33
C!.J
5- 30
/ \ 19 a mean = 23.4, median = 23, mode = 27 b 23
Q/
t.t 20 / \ 20 P = 80, q = 48, r = 56, s = 64, t = 50
10 /' \
)('" "-~ Exercise 53
o
30-35 35-40 40-45 45-50 50-55 55-60 I a ' .1 b 1.2 c 1.30
Speed km/h d 1.01 e 1.15 r ].2-
c Speed limit is probably 50 km/h as there is a sharp cut off at that 3 660 pupils
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b Exercise 53'"
30
1 a 1.125 b 1.04 c 1.0-
25
3 $436.80 5 €692. 4
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Exercise S4
1 7.14.21. _8. 35 3 1,2, 3,4,6, 12
0
0-2 I 2-4 4-6 6-8 8-10 10-12 12-14 5 2x l X7 7 No
Time hrs 9 2 x 2 X 2 x ll
• 46.7%
Exercise 54"
7 L74m
1 () 3 3.7. Ll
8 a 8 em b 9.37 em
5 1. ,5. 15. _ ~ , 75 7 .3 x 5 Ll
Multiple choice 2 9 59.61 11 2~ x ~ x 7
1 A 2 D 3 A 4 B 5 D
Exercise 5S
6 C 7 B 8 B 9 C to
) 1 3 _2 5 7 2x
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Self-assessment 2 9 41)2 11 6ab 13 :j' 15 '2
1 a 10.0504 b (I.OOOOl 17 .b 17
19 'iT 21 7
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1,K 153 3
a -X-=- 39 28 67 7
?'JJ'7 7 b 12+12 =12 =5u Exercise 55'"
e 2J4 X 25
5
= 10 = 31 1 HCF = 6, LCM = 36 3HCF = y, LCM = 6xyz
J8 3 7 .2 5 HCF = xy, LCM = x2yz 7 HCF = 3xyz, LCM = 18x2 y2 z2
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29
3 a 295kg:472kg b O.()4: "2.24 : 1.60 9 11 72
4 lOB
5 7B.4km/h Exercise 56
6 27.B seconds 1 6.96 3 6.96 5 134 7 12.9
7 a 3a2 1 9 1 .5' 11 2.69 13 11.3 15 625
b
2x e 3IJ2
17 191 19 1.75 x 1010
711 + 2/) y 35~ -12y - 81
8 - '-4- b e
10 20 Exercise 56'"
9 a +~ b e :to 1 3.43 3 -1.01 5 -0.956 7 0.103 9 3.60
10 a 6 "P b e - 40 0
1 1 a yl) b b9 e 1 6u2b~ Exercise 57 (Revision)
12 <l /19 b 4911 e pH 1 1.12,1.25,75%,99%
2 0.88.0.75.75%.99% Exercise 62
3 a $535 b $572.45 c $612.52 1 (5.3) 3 (1.2) 5 (1. -1)
4 a £104 b £108.16 c £121.67
5 a €26250 b €27562.50 c €31907.04 Exercise 62*
6 a £41400 b £38088 c £29658.67 1 (8.3) 3 (1.5) 5 (-1.5)
7 a 2 b 5 c 8 d 2
8 a 12 b 42 c 120 d 630 Exercise 63
9 2.64 10 4.37 11 0.245 12 6.75 1 (2.5) 3 (1. 3) 5 (2. 1)
13 5.94 14 0.314 15 27.3 16 2400000
17 26200 18 15.6 19 755000 20 25.5
Exercise 63*
1 (3. -1) 3 (-0.4.2.6) 5 (0.5.0.75)
Exercise 57* (Revision) 7 (-0.6. -0.8)
1 a €3345.56 b 12 years
2 a $134391.64 b 14 years
Exercise 64
3 £7366.96
1 x = 3. y = 1 3 x = 1. Y = 6 5 x=3.y=-1
4 a $425570.14 b $597895.41
Exercise 64*
5 €652.70
1 x = 1. Y = 2 3 x = 2.y = 1 5 x=-3.y=i
6 a £16769.97 b £13 887.21
7 a RCF = 10. LCM = 420 Exercise 65
b RCF = 28. LCM = 420 1 29.83 3 9.4 5 Burger 99p. cola 49p
c RCF=14.LCM=21O 7 11
8 a RCF = 2 xyz . LCM = 12 X2y2z2
b RCF = 5pq. LCM = 140pq Exercise 65*
c RCF = 6a 2b2c2. LCM = 36a4 b3 c4 1 (2.3) 3 1.5ms- 1 5 7.5km 7 50m
9 862000 10 2.79 11 2.31
12 5.68 13 14.7 14 0.104 Exercise 66 (Revision)
1 xix - 8) 2 3x(x + 4) 6xy{y- 5x)
Exercise 58 4 3x(4x2 + 3x - 5) 5 x-I
(.~ y)
1 xix + 3) 3 5(a - 2b) 5 2x(x + 2) 6 (x- yl
7 ax(x - a) 9 3pq(3p + 2) 7 x=4 8 6 9 -
10 2 11 24 1_ (-1. 3)
Exercise 58* 13 (0,3) 14 (2.2) 1- (I, )
1 + 3x)
5x 3 (1 5 ab(c2 - b + ac) 16 CD £7.50. Tape £3.50 17 19 @1Oc,1l@ _Oc
7 3x(10x 2 + 4y - 7z) 9 xy (2X2 - 4y + xy)
16 Exercise 66* (Revision)
11 4pqr(4pr2 - 7 - 5p2q) 13 (x - y)2(X + y - 1) 1 3x 3 (x - 4) 2 t=2(2r + 1)
3 6x 2y(4xy - 3) 4 3a 21J2c2 (5b - 3a + 7c)
Exercise 59 x
1 x+1 3 2 5 1. 5
Y
6 x 7 x =1
8 x= -4 9 x=6 10 x=i
Exercise 59* 11 70 years 12 (2.3) 13 (4,1)
1 x+Y 3 2 + 3x 2 5 !1
14 (4,1.5) 15 (31,2) 16 a=ft.b=-fr
7 1 9 5
17 Mike is 38, Ben is 14
Exercise 60
1 x= 8 3 x=2 5 x=-6 Exercise 67
7 x=-4 9 x= 14 11 x =0 1 a 65km/h b 50km/h c 12:00
13 90cm d 72.5km e 11:08 approx
3 a y b 14:00
Exercise 60* ~80 ..... - .. ---- ""'
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1 x= 9 3 x=9 5 x= 0
~60
7 x= 3 9 x=7 11 60km.3h
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Exercise 61 t!
is
1 x= 2 3 x=-53 5 x = 10
7 x = 50 x
9 x=j
Exercise 61 *
1 x =4 3 x= 1; 5 x=4
5
7 x= ±2 9 x= '6
Exercise 67* 3 a x= 6
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1 a dA
b
12 . ------ :
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o 6 9
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c (i) 2m/s2 (ii) 6 m/s 2 (iii) 13.1 m/s
4 a (i) 6.4m/s (ii) 23.0km/h
b 7.08m/s c 0.590m/s 2
5 a False;itisconstantattm/s2 b True
c True d False; it is 72 km/h
Exercise 70
o 0'
1 2.46 3 8.09 5 8.76 7 67.6m
3 a (i) B & C joint 1st, A 2nd (ii) C 1st, B 2nd, A 3rd
(iii) A 1st, B 2nd, C 3rd Exercise 70*
b 28.5 s c B d (i) A (ii) C 1 6.57m
3 a 107m b 79.7m
Exercise 68 5 a 2.25km b 3.90km c 4.5km
1 a 2m/s 2 b 4m/s 2 c 150m d 10m/s
3 a 2m/s 2 b 1 m/s 2 c 8000m d SOmis Exercise 71
5 11:40 1 48.6° 3 78.9° 5 70.5°
Exercise 80
Self-assessment 3
1 a £466.19
£10675
b £473.89 1 ,\'=ID 3 x=j(2D-C) 5 x =J((C -a 2b))
J(4A7T)
2
,l;=~
7 11 r = 3(3V
3 9.45XlO 12 km=alightyear. a- J 9 r = V41i
4 a 0.09215784314 b 9.22 X 10- 2
5 RCF = 6, LCM = 60
Exercise 80"
3 x=_c_ tanb+ac
6 a ~ b 2x+ 6 1 x=1[fJ b-a 5 x= (1- a)
xy 21
7 x= jr;-(A:;-'-b---D~a') 9 v = j(2gh) 11 a=b-1I2s
7 x=t
8 x = -0.4, Y = -9.2 13 d= (~y 15 x= P(ll +ll
y-l
9 b (i) 0.5 m/s 2 (ii) -1 m/s 2 (iii) 7.5 m/s
10 b Eliza home 12:00, Albert home 12:00 Exercise 81
c Eliza 1.48 mis, Albert 2.22 m/s 1 a 155min b 2kg
11 a 6.43 em b 7.66 em c 3.66 em 3 a 0.15 b 200
d 60.3° e 120° f 12.9 em2 5 A=~2,p=r(2+-I)
12 a 5m b 30.0° c 14.1m
7 a A= 19.6em2 ,P= 17.9cm
13 x = 25.8°, Y = 10.3 em b 11.28cm c 14.0cm d 4.55
14 2.6 goals/game
15 a '2fx = 72 goals b 1.44 goals/game Exercise 81 ,.
1 a 22 b 400
Exercise 76 3 a 209 b 3 c 8
1 $442 3 $40 5 13.3% 7 €74.10
5 a A = r2 (~ + 1 ) P = r (-I + 4) A = 28.6 cm2 P = 22.3 em
Exercise 76" b 4.10cm c 12.6em d 3.12cm
1 $44 3 $60 5 €73000 7 $450
Exercise 82 (Revision)
Exercise 77 1 x l!. a-c
= 2 x = ac 3 Y=-b- 4 Y=V%
1 150 3 300 5 200 7 4 X 10 3 a
98.7XI04 2 X 10 6 7 X 10 6 8 X 102 b2 7 bc
11 13 15
5 Y=a 6
Y=a-c
d
Y=c-l
Exercise 77" 8 a 45m/s b t = v- 20 c 2s
2
1 4 3 100em2 5 1.2 X 10 9 7 7.06 X 10 8
9 a 26 b 100 c $1800
9 0.2 11 10000 13 3 X 10- 1 15 1 x 10- 3
10 a A = 4n + 2 b 402em 2
A-2
c n=-4- d 53
Exercise 82* (Revision) y
~ 0.015><' + 0.3,
c-b b- 3 x = ab - tanc
I x= -- 2 .x = -
a-d
a a ) y
4 ,-
y- ~
--
b- c 5 y=--
ac - d
a-b
6 y = b - d(c - a)2
7 a 20 b A=N-2
0.4 12
8 a 2.81 s b = lO (..L!
217"
c 1.58 m 20 20 x
a $14 160
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9 bl/ = '_ Hl c b 61.9m c 48.6mph d 0.7 s
10 a 291em 2 b /r =-LL- r
2'77r
c 15.9 em Exercise 84 (Revision)
1 2
Exercise 83 Y y=x2+2x-3
I 3
x
x
2
x x 3
x -2 -1 0 1 2 3
1 Y 5 3 1 3 5 9 15 1
y
4
x -2 -1 0 1 2 3• • •
y = 0.5t2 - 3t + 5
1 y -3 1-5 1-5 1-3 1 1 7 1
-3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
5 5
x
I y 10 7 6 1 7 10 15 1 22 1 31 1
6 x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
• • •
b 5m c 0.5m, 3s
e 0 t 0.76, 5.24 6
I y I -4 1-6 1-6 1-4 1 0 6 1 14 : 24 1
d5m ~ ~ ~ t~ 7 a 4.gem l b 4.5em c 12.9 em 1
0 1 2 3 4
1 1~5 1
8
Exercise 83* t
1 Y
y = -x2 + 2 "I y
1 0 I 5 1 20 145 1 80
b i 61m ii 2.2 s
2
x Exercise 84* (Revision)
y
'I: ~2331~,'ol =:1: 1 35 I: : 1
4
y = 4 + 3t - t2
3 i: ~: 1~31 =: 1~,'.1-~s -~, I ~51 : 1,4,1
b4m
6.25m, 1.30 p.m.
c 4p.m. 4 I':28.3m ~ 1 ~ 1 : I: 125
4
5 a
6 a y b 10m C 29~x~170 Exercise 88*
y = O.2x - O.OOlx2 1 12.4cm 3 17:28 5 27.5m
Exercise 89
1 Yes SAS 3 No 5 Yes RHS
Exercise 89*
1 Correct proof 3 Correct proof
7 a k= 3 5 Correct proof
Exercise 90 (Revision)
C (i) £8333 @t = 1.7 months (ii) t> 3.3 months 1 a= 50°, b = 280° 2 a = 90°, b = 30°
8 a y b 3 a= 70°, b = 20° 4 a = 55°, b = 70°
5 a= 60° 6 a = 140°
7 a= 50° 8 a = 140°
9 a = 40°, b = 20° 10 a = 120°, b = 30°
11 a=65°,b=115° 12 a = 50°, b = 130°
o x x 13 a = 18, b = 14 14 a = 10.5
15 a = 12, b = 12 16 a = 16, b = 3
-r
17 a = 6.40 18 b = 4.47
d 19 C = 15.0 20 AC = 36.6 em
C y y
21 a No bYes SSS 22 SAS
Exercise 87 Exercise 92
1 T 1 , T2 3 x=5y=8 1 a p(g) = fa- = ~ b pta) = fcJ
5 a 7.5cm b 10.5 em c p(t) = 0 d p(S) =io
Exercise 87*
3 a p(R) =t b p(K) = ft
1 E(4,2),F(4,4) c p(mult of 3) =
I
ft d p(AJQK) = rt
3 a 11.25 em b Scm 5 a lO b 1.
1
3
5 18m 7 239litres c lO d l5
7 p(S) =f
Exercise 88
1 1O.3cm 3 11.8m 5 3.16m
9 a pIP) = t b p(R') =j-
c p(WRP) = 1 d p(Y) = 0
Exercise 92* Self-assessment 4
1 a (i)
b 7
ft (ii) -f2 (iii) Ii (iv) * 1
3
$14286
a =625000
2 €22 727
b = 500
n 4 x = ab - Vg - cd + ab
5 x - a+c
3
9
a 25 bl±
25 C 15 dis 6 x = (PR)2 - Q
5 a t b -fs=* c T8
13
dis 7 a, b x < 20.3 or 1.8 for both equations.
7 a}6
1
b 0
11
c 36 dfr,-
9 f= 5 .:
I
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Exercise 93 (Revision)
1 f: More trials for a better estimate
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y
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u
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2 - 1/ ~ ....-J. V ","\ X
0-
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(])
>
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Qj 11 x=15,y=9 12 x = 130°, Y = 25°,2 = 65°
0:: 0.2
13 x = 70°.y = 55°,2 = 35° 14 x = 130°, y = 65°,2 = 115°
0
0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 12 n 15 x = 124°, Y = 34°,2 = 62°
13
16 a 1 2 3 4 5 6
2 15
1 2 2 4 5 6 7
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7
bi? c "3
1
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1 b 12
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8
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b Z or U,lI Exercise 94
4 a 2s
6 b~ c ..l.. dis
25 15 1 a 4 days b 2 days c 2fdays
5 £45 3 a 60 yerTS b 15 years c 1200 years
6 HHH. HHT, HTH. HTT, THH, TTH, TTT 5 a 32 km/litre b 20 litres
a t b 1.8 C 2
I
Exercise 94*
I
7 a ¥s- b (; c 102
1 a b NP= 3000
8 a Number of Power of each
Pink Box
light bulbs (N) bulb(P)
6 0 1:r 6 500
0 06 00 01:r 5 600
Blue Box 0 06 DO 01:r 2 1500
1:r 1:r6 1:r0 1:r-tr 30 100
3 Numb :r
b (i) ~
4 Number Time in
(ii) 9
9 10 of meD of tunn41'S years
100000 4 4
lO 215
100000 2 2
Multiple choice 4 20000 8 40
1 D 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 A 400000 2 0.5
6 D 7 A 8 A 9 C 10 D
5 a 16000kg
b (i) 4min (ii) 0.6 min (iii) 1 min (iv) 8 sec
Exercise 95 3
Number of Number of
I 0.375 3 0.28125 5 0.18 7 0.38 Time, t hours
grass-cutters, n rugby pitches, r
9
3
2O'M
5
11 t 13 ~ 15 5
90 = ]8
1
2 1 0·5
1~ 2 1.5
Exercise 95* 3
12000+m m h 20ht t
11 12000 + 11 b l!
45
6 12 2
Exercise 98*
21..l 32 12 I a 1T(X 2 + 12x + 36) b x=0.75
w x x+w 3 x = 6
5 III 211 is divisible by 2 and so is even; 211 + 1 is then odd.
w wt t
b (211 + 1)(2m + 1) = 4mn + 211 + 2m + 1; 4m11, 211 and 2m are even
x+t x t
so this is odd.
2 c (211 - 1)(211 + 1) + 1 = 4112 = (211)2
Number of Length of bee's Mass of honey,
bees, b journey, x km mg
Exercise 99
10 150 10 I x(x - 3) 3 x(x - 31) 5 (x - 4)(x + 4)
20 375 50
Exercise 99*
100 750 500
I x(x - 312) 3 (x - 8)(x + 8) 5 (x - 15)(x + 15)
500 300 1000
10" 1000 6.67 X 10 7 Exercise 100
I a=l 3 a= -] 5 a=2
b x bx + 150
b 150m + b m Exercise 100*
150m + x x m I a=3 3 a= -7 5 a =-8
Exercise 101 7 x=00rx=7 8 x = -7 or x = 8
1 (x - 2)(x -1) 3 (x - 4)(x - 3) 5 (x - l)(x - 8) 9 x = 9 orx = 6 10 4,10
11 b x = 30 12 400em 1
Exercise 101*
1 (x + 7)(x + 3) 3 (x - 8)(x - 8) 5 (x + 9)(x + 5) Exercise 109
1 x=30rx=2 3 x=-lorx=3 5 ~'= Oorx = 3
Exercise 102
1 (x + 3)(x - 2) 3 (x + 2)(x - 6) 5 (x + 7)(x - 2) Exercise 109*
1 x = l or x = 2 3 i-
.-.: = or ~' = 2
Exercise 102* 5 Y = x 2 - 6x + 5 7 y = x' - 6x + 9
1 (x + 6)(x - 5) 3 (x + 12)(x - 5) 5 (x + 8)(x - 15) 9 Two solutions One solution No solutions
Exercise 103
1 (x - l)(x - 2) 3 (x + l)(x + 12) 5 (x - 4)(x - 4)
Exercise 103*
1 (x + 10)(x - 2) 3 (x + 9)(x + 4) 5 (x + 12)(x - 4)
Exercise 104
1 x = -1 orx =-2 3 x=70rx=2 x = Oorx = 10
Exercise 11 0
5
1 x = - 2.2 orx = 2.2 3 x = -1 orx = 2
Exercise 104* 5 x= - 3.80rx=1.8 7 x = 0.6 or x = 3.4
1 x = -8 orx = 4 3 x = 0 orx = 8 9 x=-2.90rx=3.4
5 x = - 1 or x = 1 or x = -2
2 Exercise 11 0*
1 x = -1.3 or x = 2.3 3 x = -2.6 or x = -0.4
Exercise 105
5 x= 2 7 x=-2.70rx=2.2
1 x = 1 orx =-2 3 x = - 2 or x = -4 5 x = 5 or x = 3
9 x=-2.80rx=3.2
Exercise 105*
1 x = 4 orx = 5 3 x=-90rx=-12
Exercise 111
1 a x=00rx=3 b x= -0.56 or x = 3.56
5 x=-160rx=-6 7 x = -15 or x = 8
C x = 0.38 or x = 2.62 d x= -0.24 or:\' = 4.24
Exercise 106 e x = -0.79 orx = 3.79 r x= 0.21 orx = 4.79
1 x = 0 or x = 2 3 x = 0 or x = 25 5 x = -2 orx = 2 3 a x = 1 orx = 3 b x= -0.65 or x = 4.65
C x = 0.70 orx = 4.30 d x= -0.56 or x = 3.56
Exercise 106* 5 (2.7l. 3.5), no
1 x=Oorx= 125 3 x = -8 or x = 8 5 x = ±f7
Exercise 111*
Exercise 107 1 a x=50rx=0 b x=4.300rx-0.70
1 3, - 4 3 -4,5 5 5,-7 C x=3.730rx=0.27 d x = 0.76 orx = 5.24
7 a x 2 + 3x b x= 3 3 a x = -l.78 orx = 0.28 b x = -2.35 orx = 0.85
9 10emby4em 11 x=3 C x = -2.28 orx = -0.22
7 a y=x+2 b y = 3x - 1
Exercise 107*
1 11, 13 or - 13, - 11 3 30 em by 40 ern Exercise 112 (Revision)
5 1 s and 2 s 7 8,9 or -9,-8 1 a - 2.6, 2.6, Y = 7 b 0,1, Y = x
9 20 11 4 c -l.3, 2.3, Y = x + 3 d -2.6, 1.6, Y = 4 - x
e 1, y = 2x - 1 f - 2.4,0.4,y=1-2x
Exercise lOS (Revision) 2 a -l.6,0.6,y=0 b -l,O,y=-1
1 x 2 - lOx - 21 2 x 2 + 4x + 4 C -2,1,y=1 d -2.6,1.6, Y = 3
3 2X2 - 7x- 15 e - 3.3,0.3, Y = -2x f -1,1, Y = x
4 a x 2 + 5x + 6 b 5x + 6 c x=4 3 a y= 2 b y =x
5 (x - 6)(x + 6) 6 (x + 3)(x + 1) c y = l-x d y =3 + 2x
7 (x + 4)(x - 2) 8 x=60rx=-1 4 a y= 0 by =-3
9 x = Oorx = 5 10 x = -6 orx = 6 C Y= 3 d y= x
11 x = -4 or x = 5 12 20 em by 30 ern 5 a x2+1=0 b 2X2 + X - 3 = 0
c x 2 - 4x + 3 = 0 d 2X2 + 2x - 4 = 0
Exercise 1OS* (Revision) 6 a -l.4, 0, 1.4, Y = 2x b 0, y = -3x
1 x 2 - 3x - 108 2 4x 2 - 12x + 9 c l.4, y = 4 - x d -1.9,0.3,1.5, Y = 3x - 1
3 6X' + 7x - 3 4 4,25m
5 27em 7 x = - 11 or x = 11
Exercise 112* (Revision) 3 a y
I a 0.4, 2.6,y = 0 b -0.8,3.8, y = 4 ~
c 0.3,3.7, y = x d -0.2,4.2, y = x + 2
e -1.4, 3.4, y = 6 - x f -1.3,2.3, y = 4 - 2x ~ A C L
g k=-2.25
2 a y =-1 b y= 6 \ V V
c y= x d y = 2x + 2 -
L R
e y = -4x + 3 f y = _1.
3 (2,3)
6 -4 2 0 x
4 (72, 14)
5 x = 1. 13 or - 2.64 ~
6 x = 1. 13 or - 2.64
Exercise 113
1 y
I
./ VE
c Reflection in y = x
I\C
Exercise 114
\ .,
I (4,0) (4, -4) (0, -4)
....."vr;
~
1\'1
..... 3 t;
B to A: (10, 8) SF = 2; A to E: (8, 0) SF = D to B: (12, 4) SF = 1-;
I EtoD: (14, 12)SF = t;DtoC: (4, 4) SF = 2
-6 4 - 2 0 . )(
19--'/ L
...........
~ Exercise 114*
1 (0,0) (-2,0) (-4,4)
3 AtoC: (2, 11) SF = 2; AtoD: (3, 11 ) SF = 4 ; CtoD: (5, 11) SF = 2;
t;
CtoE: (4,10) SF = 3;Bto C: (4,5) SF = EtoD: (1, 7) SF = t
. /~
Exercise 115
1 Reflection in y = 2; reflection in x-axis; translation (0, -4)
3 Reflection in y-axis; reflection in y = 2; rotation 180 0 about (0, 2)
Object Reflection in line hoage 5 Reflection in y-axis; reflection in x + y = 0; rotation 90 about (0,0)
0
E x= 10 A
J x = 15 G
D x = 17 E
Exercise 113*
1 a (1,-2) b (1,2) c (1,10)
d (1,18) e (4,1) f (5,2)
g (6,3) h (12,9)
4 y Exercise 117-
/ 1 a f.d.: 0.04. 0.07. 0.087.0.113.0.024.0.012
lL b 51.4%
~- lY VV c x= 36B.5
/ d 350
~ / -.-- -
3 a [d.: 10. 13. 15. 15. 13. 7. 7
~
V b x = 9.77 years
c 6.5 cm. 7.5 em. 7.5 cm. 6.5 cm. 3.5 cm. 3.5 cm
V 5 a 522 customers
-6 4 2 ~ I 4
b £1566
/ ,... ~ c x = 52 .5 customers per hour. Not a useful statistic
V d 10.00-12.00.1 staff: 12.00-14.00.4 staff: 14.00-1B.00. 2 staff:
/ 4
1B.00-20.00. 3 staff
V 7 a 6. B
b [d.: 36.17. 6.1
V 6 c x = 97.7min
/
c Rotation of 90° clockwise around O. Exercise 118 (Revision)
e Translation along (6 ) 1 a
5 x=-11.y=-I
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... D IV Bj
5 < I .;: 10 2
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Time (mins)
Exercise 117
1 f.d.: 0.20. 0.40. 0.90. 0.60. 0.45. 0.05 "'imc. t mins F.O.
3 a f.d.: 3.5. 7. 10. 24. 38. 16. 9
b 6.5-7kg 15 < t.;: 20 2.4
c 55 % 20 < t.;: 30 1.2
5 a f.d .: 3.5. 9.5. 12. 13.6. 10.4. 2.5
30 < t.;:40 1
c x = 28.8 years
40 < t.;: 70 0.2
b 2 c 17 (16.B) d 20 < t .;: 30
3 ab Mass, mg IIrcquCl1cy F.D. Length,lmm F.D.
60 < m"" 70 12 1.2 5 <1 "" 6 18
70 < m"" 80 22 2.2 6 < I "" 6.5 30
80 < m "" 100 40 2 42
6.5 < 1"" 7
100 < m "" 120 20 1
7<1 ",,8 26
120 < m""160 16 0.4
8 < I "" 10 10
b 76 c 7. 10mm
2 a 'I'imc, I miru F.D.
20 < t "" 30 0.5
ED. 30 < t "" 35 0.8
35<t "" 40 1.8
40 < t "" 50 2.2
50< t "" 70 0.3 5
50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 70 < t "" 100 0.1
Mass grams
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Time mins
Time mins
Time, i mins !!requcn cy P.D. b 71.2% c 4 3.2mins d 40 < t"" 50
12 2 3 a, c
0< t "" 6 Life, t Ius Frequency F.D.
6 < t "" 10 26 6.5 60 < t "" 80 24 1.2
10 < t "" 12 20 10 26 2.6
80 < t "" 90
12 < t "" 14 18 9 20 4
90 < t "" 95
14<t "" 22 24 3
95 < t ",, 100 25 5
c 60% d 11.2mins
100 < t "" 115 54 3.6
Exercise 118* (Revision) 115 < t "" x 51 1
b x = 166
50
6
40 5
4
30 ED.
ED.
3
20
2
10
Consumption ml
Self-assessment 5
1 a 4 girls b 40 cars c l34ml d 50.1% e 171.5ml
2 Time,
I umber Number of Exercise 119
ofmcn, m burnous tubs, h tmins 1 $270 3 $234 5 $319.20 6 $18.38
2 120 5
4 480 10
Exercise 119*
1 $549 3 $9
6 1080 15
5 a $6240000 b $11.90
m h h + (12m) 7 B better than A in year 3
11+ (l2t) 11 t
Exercise 120
m 12mt t
1 a Aus $277.50 b R$457.50
3
5 3 2908 d 35117 cCNY 1707.50 d €185
a 9' b 9;0 C 4995 33300
263 3 a $300 b $900
4 ill
b yl + 2y - 99 + pl 5 $37736
5 a x 2 + 7x + 10 c 9 - 6p
6 a 15x 2 + x - 6 b a2 - 6ab + 9b 2
7 Jamaica (500 000) by $10 000
7 a x(x - 3) b (x - 7) (x + 7)
Exercise 120*
c (x + 1) (x + 2) d (x - 8)(x + 1)
1 a £24.15 b €27.92
8 a (x - 7) (x - 3) b 3p2(,? + 1) (p - 1)
c Aus $41.89 d R$69.06
9 a x= -30r-4 b x=-20r3
3 41.4 million
c x = 0 or 3 d x = 2 or 10
5 MXN 1941. R$414
10 b x= 6
7 JMD 4 240 000 = U$ 160000
11 a y= 6 b y = 2x +1 c y = 2- x
12 d Translation (ig) c x+y=14 Exercise 121 (Revision)
f 180 0 g (11,3) 1 $555 Australian 2 £283.78
b (15,15),+ 3 €27.92 4 Jamaican$206.07
5 Jam$53 000, Pesos 25720, Reais 10980
6 £13663 7 £3055
8 Gerard: €865.38/week, Marcelle: €860/week. Gerard by €5.38/week.
0~:5
M e 120kg 4
3 a e = 20 b5m x 1 4 25
1
5 Yes, as 210 people would turn up to swim 1
y 10 5 2
5 b 125 8 1
Exercise 122*
1 a v= 9.8t
3 a d = 150m
b 49 m /s
b 1500km
e 2.5 s
e 266.7g
I a
1
2 5 10
6 a e = 0.5v2 b e = 1250kJ e v= 1414m/s
3y
5 a h=2 b 0.75m e 4months 250
7 a n=y b n = 62.5 e t= 15.8yrs
Exercise 123 8 a v= 3.11d b (\) v = 21.9 m/s (ii) v = 98.0 m/s
1 a y = 4Xl b 144 e 4 e 0.104m d d=50 11 m
3 a v = 2w 3 b 54 e 4
5 a y = 5t 2 b 45m e 120=4.58 Exercise 126
1 One to many
Exercise 123* 3 1->4 51->4
I;
1 2->5 2->7
2 4 6
1
12
I 48 108
3->6
13 -> 16
3 -> 10
5 -> 16
3 a R= (2;6)82 b 113 km/h 7 a=5 b=2 x->x+3
9 a=1 b=9 x->x ·- 4
5 x = loil 11 a =- 2 b= -1 c= 0
13 a=5 b=2 c= 1
Exercise 124
12 e x= 4 Exercise 126*
1 a y=x by=6
36 1 1,3, -1.ionetoone
3 am=/12 b m= 9 e n= 6
3 -1->-1 5 -1->-1
5 a 1= 4 X)05 b 0.1 candle power 0-> -i 0->-2
5-> 2 5 -> 23
Exercise 124* 15 -> 7 3 -> 7
I:
1 2 5 10 7 a=4 b=5 x -> 2x
1
50 I 8 2
9
11
a=1
a=O
b = 18
b=3 C= 1
l
x-> J x
3 a R=~
r
b tohm 13 a=O b = 1,- 1 c = 2, - 2
5 a b 407 approx.
Day N T Exercise 127
Moo 400 25 1 Yes 3 Yes 5 Yes 7 Yes 9 No
Tues 447 20
Exercise 127*
Wed 500 16 1 Yes 3 Yes 5 No 7 No
Exercise 128
Exercise 125 (Revision)
1 a 5 b -5 e 2 d 1
1 a y = 6x b y = 42 e x = 11
2 a p = 5q2 b p = 500 e q = 11
3 a 8 b 3 e It d 0
1
5 a 2 b 0 e 0
3 ac=tal b$675 e 28.3 m
7 a Ii b 2i e 2_1
8~ 4~ 2: 1~
Y
9 3
4 1 a 1 1 1 I I
11 a 1- 2x b 2x + 5 e 2x +3
5 a = 20b
Exercise 128*
1 a 12 b 7 e 8 d 8 - 2p
6 a d = 5t2 b d=20m e t = 4.24s 3 a 0 b It e 0 d p(p + 2)
7 a C = LSd b $97.50 e 53.3 cm 5 a 1
-} b ~, e -195 1
8 a p = 1.5n 2 b p = £216 e n = 20
(9y + 2)
7 a -4 b l3
e (3y - 4)
9 -2,3 9 a x = 1 b x=± e x<-l dx<2
11 a2+x b 2 + 4x e 2x - 4 10 a f(x) E ~ b g(x);" 1 e l1(x);" 0 d f(x) E ~
l[i /(4~4)+4 1
b PLT = NTM (Corresponding angles)
e 16x d
9 a {x:x + 5, x a real number} b {x:x+±2,xarealnumber} Exercise 135*
1 65°
Exercise 132 3 ATE = 55° (alternate segment)
(x- 4) x 3
1 7 3 - 6- 5 7 TBC = 125° (angles on straight line)
T+6 (4 - x)
BTC = 35° (angle sum of triangle)
9 a 4 b 2.2 e 1 ATB = 90° (angles on straight line)
AB is a diameter
Exercise 132* 5 a 55°
1 17 3
4 x
5
7
7 J!x -2 16 ) 7 see online pdf
3- 24 (4 - x)
9 a 4 b 7 e 0 Exercise 136
11 x=lorx=2 1 22.5cm 3 18cm 5 12em
'.
6 a N- 9000 b N= 2250 c d= 3 5 x= 3 7 x = -1 orx = 0
- d2
7 a A=15h 2 b A = 135m2 c h= 6m 9 x = ±2
8 a x = 60°, Y = 60°, Z = 55° b x = 40°. Y = 70°, Z = 40° Exercise 149*
9 a BP= 5,4em b CQ=4em
I x=-50rx =-1 3 x = -8 or x = -7
10 20,1 em
5 x= 7 7 x = 0 orx = 13
II a 28,6° b 3,02 em
9 x = ±9
12 {22. 17. 12, 7.2)
13 a 99 b 4 c x = 10 Exercise 150
14 a 263 b 598 1 x = ±~ 3 x = -2 orx = 0
c 2X2 + 6x + 3 d (2x + 3)(2x + 6) 5 x = 2 orx = 3 7 x = -1.5 or x = -1
15 a f- I (x) = X +1 b g- I(x)= l 9 x = -3 orx = 3 11 x=- 2orx=-1.
3 x
r
3
2
13 x = - 2 or x = 3 15 x=-40rx=3
c x = 1.3 or - 2,3 d (~- 1
Exercise 1 50*
16 a (-~) c ill
1 x= ±t 3 x = -2 orx = 0
17 a=l b=-3 5 x = 1 orx = 2 7 x= -90rx =-i-
18 a (~ -~ ) -7 -8)
b ( 4-7
1 ( 1 4)
c 9" -2 1 9 x= -tor x =-t II x = 0,8 or x = 1.5
13 x = -4 or x = 4 15 x = - 5 (repeated root)
Exercise 146 t
17 x = or x = 1. 5
I ~ 3 t 5 9 7 39ft
II ft 13 16 15 2,84 17 0,0123 19 0,0370 Exercise151
1 x = - 3,45 or x = 1.45 3 x = - 5,46 or x = 1.46
21 64 23 c- 3 25 a- 2
5 x = -14,2 orx = 0,21 7 x = -2,90 orx = 6,90
Exercise 146* 9 x= -3, 560rx=O,561
I i4 3 1 5 12,: 7 10
Exercise 151 *
9 i II 0,364 13 0,00137 15 2c 4 1 x = 0,171 orx = 5,83 3 x=-7,580rx=1.s8
17 12a- 1 19 c- I 21 2 23 k = 2t 5 x = -0,41 or x = 2.41 7 x = -1.000rx = 3,50
25 b 27 5a- 2 29 -9ab 9 x=O,270rx =-2 ,77
9I *
a- 2
3
lIe
16
13
5 1.29
-ft
7 2,85 I x = O,l7l orx = 5,83
5 x = 1.59 or x = 4.41
3
7
x = -7,58 orx = 1.58
x = -1.69 or x = 7,69
9 x=O,2580rx=7,74 II x=O,10sorx=5,37
Exercise 148 (Revision)
-ft
6 5
...l.
2
7 i4
10 3
8
4
t
_1 1
<I
9 *
8
1 1
10
5 5
9
Exercise 153
1 1
Exercise 153*
3 0 5 0 7 2 9 0
1 -~
4 x 10 x
x
5 y 5 a r--------r----~---.----.----.----,_--~
7 a V = X2(X - 1) = x 3 - x 2 b V
c 48m 2
d 4.6m X 4.6m X 3.6m o
Exercise 155" c 3.3 months d 2.7 months approx.
7 a k = 400
1 Y 3
o 5 m
v c 53 (OC) d 6min40 s e 5.3 ~ m ~ 8
Exercise 156"
1 Y 3 y
--+ 50 _ r = h
r
--+ V = wh = w (5~ - r) = 507Tr - 7IT2
b
r 0 1 2 3 4 5 d = 100 - x _ 2000
x
V 0 153.9 289.0 386.4 427.3 392.7 263.9 22.0
30 60 x
'.
b 10.6matx = 45° 3 Y
37° .;; x .;; 54
y = 0.2x - 0.001x2
7 b
.V A ~ "n' + '~C
b 10m
200 x
c 29 ';;x.;; 170
o 5 r(m)
4 a IQ 11~ 11~ 1 1~ I ~ I ~ I : I
Q Q = t2 - 8t2 + 14t + 10
c A = 75m1 atr= 2.0m
3
o x b Onmx = l7.1m 3 /s at01.66 c Between midnight and 02.35
x 5 a 600
x
c
I : I =: I ~ I : I ~ I ~ I : I
5 a k = 2800
b
t (weeks) 30 32 34 36 38 40 6 b
x (kg) 93 88 82 78 74 70 c b R(0.6, 6.4) S(2.7, 1.7)
93.3 .. ~
30
c 35 weeks
d Clearly after 500 weeks, Nick cannot weigh 5.6 kg. So there is a
domain over which the equation fits the situation being modelled.
6 a
m 5 6 7 8 9 10
t 85 70.8 60.7 53.1 47.2 42.5
b 6.;; In';; 8.4
x
x
Exercise 158
1 120cm l 3 48 cml, 108 cm2
y=2xl -x2 +3x 5 1.57 m 3,7.85ml 7 800m 3
y = 3x(x + 2)2 - 5 9 18.0m
Exercise 158* Exercise 164
1 4800cm 3 3 3800em3, 8000em2 1 ~
5 71s 1 cm3 .2260em2 7 1.37m3
9 approx30m
Exercise 159
1 2.57 X 10 6 m 3
An B' AU B'
3 Volume = 7069 em 3; Surface area = 1414 em2
5 396m3 • 311m2 7 61em
Exercise 159*
83t mm l 3 21s0em 3 , 9 71 cm2
~ H) 9cm J 7 0.42em
9 12 cm A' n B' A' U B'
3 ~ ~
Exercise 160
~ ~
1 16em2 3 2l3em2
5 6em 7 3em
Exercise 160*
I 675 CIlJ 2 3 7.sem AnBnc A' U B n c
5 10 m 7 1000em2
5 AnB'.A' nB',A' nB'
( 44% 11 19%
Exercise 164*
Exercise 161
1 18
1 800em3 3 14.1 em 3
5 15.1 em 7 5.06 em
Exercise 161 *
] 13 - em)
3.4cm (A' n B') (AU B')'
5 72.8%
7 a 170g b 16em
9 a 2()()() b 22.sm
e 81O em2 d 240g
~ ~
4 P = 20. A = 18.75 5 x = 12
6 V = 246, A = 62.5 7 h = 10. SA = 120
~ ~
4 P = 20. A = 3l.36
5 x = 4.5
6 V = 2048, SA = 1875
7 Diameter of Moon = 3479 km. SA Earth = 5.09 X 108 km2
® 15 a 135 cm3
16 a 9
b 10.8cm
b 5
17 3 , . . . - - - - - - - - - - .
c 12 em3 55.7 cm 3
c 7
b r----------,
2
b 17
a 6
· .. (IT) (IT)
3 a 17%
c 30
b 2
b 52%
b.
c 10
c 31%
c d
©
5
6
7
A' UB'
a
a
{-2,-I,0,I,2,3}
{x:x is even, x E N}
b {l, 2, 3, 4}
Exercise 167
©
b {x:x is a factor of 24, x EN} 1 2,4,6,8 3 15,10,5,0
c {x:-I,;;x';;4,xEN} 5 12,6,3 1.5 7 Subtract 5; -7, -12, -17
9 .HaLve: 4. 2, 1
Exercise 166* (Revision)
1 34 2 10 3 2 Exercise 167*
4 a c;g b c;g 1 -1,0.5, 2, 3.5 3 1,2.5,6.25,15.625
5 1,1,2,3,5,8 7 Divide by 3; 3, 1, t
9 Multiply by -1; 1~' --fl, i4
Exercise 168
1 3,5,7,9 3 30,27,24,21 5 3,9,27,81
5 a (AUB') nC b AUBU C' 7 8 9 7
6 a {-I,I} b {O, -4} c 0
7 a {x:x> - 5,xEN} Exercise 168*
b {x:4 < x < 12, x E N} 1 -1,4,9,14 3 1 2. t. t 52,5,10,17
c {x: x is a multiple of 3, x E N} or {x:x = 3y, yEN} 7 8 9 10
Exercise 172* 12 (
12 0
2
- 20 l(x
+ 3) = 1200. x = 12 days
1 f(-9) * Osono *
3 f(-7) Osono
Exercise 177
5 f(2) = 0,f(19) = 0, (x - 2)(x - 19)(x - 3)
7 f( - 12)=0=}p=36 9 f(-s)=0=}r=-35 1 a 2 b 3 c -1 d -2 e x= 1
3 a 4 b 2 c -4 d x= 3
Exercise 173
1 P= 3 3 r= 24 Exercise 177*
5 x= - I. - s.or4 70therfaetoris(x+l).x=2 . -4.-1 1 a 2 b 4 c - [ d -3 e x = 1.5
3 h
9 Other factors are (x + 1). (x - 2). x = 4. -1 or 2 :r coordinate -3 -2 -1 0
Gradient -6 -4 -2 0
Exercise 173*
1 p = -24 3 p=7.q =- 15 c Straight line gradient 2 passing through the origin
5 Otherfactor is (x - 2). x = - 3.4 or 2
7 Otherfaetors are (x - 2) and (x - 3). x = -6.2 or 3
Exercise 178
1 a (i) 1 m/s (ii) 0 m/s (iii) 2 m/s
9 (x + 1)(x + 2)(x - 2). x = -1. - 2 or 2
h 0-20 s gradually increased speed then slowed down to a stop
Exercise 174 20-30 s stationary
1 x(x + 1)(x - 2) 3 (x + 2)(x - 1)2 30-40 s speed increasing
5 2(x + 1)(x + 2)(x + 3) 40-50 s travelling at a constant speed of 2 m /s
7 p=0.(x - 1)(x+3)(2x +3).x =I. -30r - 1.5 50-60 s slowing down to a stop
Exercise 174*
1 x(2x + l)(x - 3) 3 (x + l)(x - 2)2
5 3(x - 3)(x + 1)2
7 P = 4. (x + 4)(x - 2)(3x - 2). x = -4.2 or 2/3
..
3 a Exercise 179 (Revision)
1 a (i) 1 (ii) - 2 (iii) 3
b x =-2 c y = 2x - 2
2 b (i) 8 ms- 2 (ii) 4 ms- 2 c 2.5s
~ 60
.§. 3 a 2ms- 1 (ii) Oms- 1 (iii) -1.6 ms- 1
~ b 23 .5sat-2.8ms- 1
~ 40 c Increases velocity for 5 sees, slows down for 5 sees, on flower for 10
o sees, returns faster than outward journey.
4 a
Time.t.
20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
in days
Depth,d.
20 17 14.45 12.28 10.44 8.87 7.54 6.41 5.45
iDem
2 3 4
Time(s) b 4.27 days c - 2.35cm/day
d - 0.051 em/hr e - 3.25em/dayatt = 0
b (i) 10m/s2 (ii) 20 m/s 2 (iii) 30 m/s 2
b Exercise 180
t (s) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I x = 17.5°, 163° 3 x = 72 .5° 5 x = 71.6°
V (m/s) 40 30 20 10 0 -10 -20 -30 -40 7 x = 107° 9 x = 198° II x = 108°
c Straight line graph passing through (0, -40) and (8, -40) Exercise 180*
d Acceleration is constant (- 10 m/ s), i.e. constant deceleration I x = 27.2°, 153° 3 x = 20T, 333°
(10m/s) 5 x = 75.7°,284° 7 x = 112°,248°
3 a y 9 x = 67.9°,248° II x = 125°,305°
240
Exercise 181
220
I x= 5.94 3 MN = 39 .0 em 5 AC= 37.8em
200 7 x= 37. 3° 9 L ABC = 38 .8° II LACB = 62 .2°
180
Exercise 181 *
160
E I x = 29.7 3 EF = 10.4 em, LDEF = 47.5°, LFDE = 79.0°
~ 140 70 5 13m 7 BC = 261km
1: 140cm/year
120
bJl 9 PR = 115m,112m
'w
I
(ap prox)
100
Exercise 182
80 I x = 7.26 3 AB = 39 .1em 5 RT = 24.2 em
60 7 Y = 70.5" 9 LXYZ = 109.6°
20 = 40
40 1~ 3
Exercise 182*
20 I x = 9.34 3 LBAC = 81.8°
7 QR = 4 .18 em, LPQR = 39.2°, LQRP = 62.8°
6 12 18 24 30 36 t 9 11.6km
Time (months)
Exercise 183
b t= 15, 13 cm/year(approx.) t = 3C, 140 em/year (approx.)
I a 9.64 b 38 .9°
3 a 54.9° b 88.0° c 37.1°
5 a 4.1 b 4.9 5 a-k biB
7 a 16.8km b 168° 6 a 0.1 b 0.7 e 0.15
(2 + 3/2)
-3 8 ."1:+5 9 x2 + 2x - 4
15 2 + 16 16 2 17 4 18 5/3 7 (x + l)(x - 2) (x - 1) x+ J) x(x - 2)
Exercise 193 13 f 14 -3 15 -7
1 l2 3 x 5 x+2 1 (x + y) 16 -2 17 -2.1 18 -t
y 7 (x + 2) 9 (x- y) 19 -8.2 20 1
13 a -2 - 2x b 9 dy _ 16 dy _ 1
e - = -16x 5 = --
S f - = -x 3 = - -3
dx X dx x
Exercise 202* dy
g dx = 4x +3- 4x- 2 h dy = 2 + 3x-2
1 6x - 7 b y - 5x - 7 dx
3 Minimum at (-3. -54). maximum at (3. 54) 2 a -2 b 2 c O d -2t
5 a 11150 b325peryear 3 4y = 3x + 4 4 y = - 3x. y = 3x - 9
7 a 80 - 40t b t= 2 c 350° 5 a y = 4x - 7 t
b x = 0 is a max. x = is a min.
dy 6 p= 1
9 a dx = 6x 2 - 2x - 4 b x= -2
3
7 a dC = 4 - 16C 2 = 4 -..!.§.
c (1.7)(~2.11.63) dt t2
b t=2.C=16
Consolidation exercise 1
1 a f2 b It c 24 d 12
o 2 a 9 b l~
2 4 6 8 10 12 r
3 14.2 35.14.25.14.3, 14, 532
c 8050km/hr.1l7° 4 33 X 5 X 7
6 a (I) r = (~ ). s = (~) (ii) r = (j). s = (~) 5 504 = 2 3 X 32 X 7
6 a 24 = 2 3 X 3 b 90 = 2 X 32 X 5
b (i); lID c 15; lID c 6 d 360
7 a A'(4.3) B'(2.1) C'( -1. -1) 7 a"* b 0,375 c $1.12 d 2
I11
(iI) ()
x ti .It I.. ~: , .:to
4
c ±1
a i biii c iv dii
e. nLi [\!J V1 l'l ~
II
t.1 _... Y
5 A (v) B (il) C (vi) D (i) E (iv) F (iii) ::;:P; , ,~, =-l
6 x>2 ~. ' . "'" 1&W{1 t¥ .;--~.
7 a b x = 4,y = 3 [ill;; f~ ~ I
J .. ft!... rHr .
IHh -f. ~ft ~f.ff ttl!f.fE
lmitli' . EfB 'fm 'm: w-Im$#.
cX=-2,x=1 d-1.25
12 a y=l b y=x+2
13 a Xl - 4x + 2 = 0 b x = 0.6 or x = 3.4
14 a x=2y=6 b y = 2x
15 -1-> -1 range {-I, 1, 3, 5}
0->1
1-> 3
2->5
16 Various possible answers.
17 Yes it is a function
3 ~ .. ·n :tt
.:tt
~--~~+-~~----------~y=2
~.I:!:
2 , ..•.
x=2 x+y=6
rr;,'
9 a-i- b (3, -1.5)
10 a Y b x=0.7,x=4.3
0 3 4 5 x
y=x2-5x+3 21 c (i) $3.3 X 104 (il) 7.1 years
22 b 3 seconds
c (i) lOmls (il) 5 m/s 2 (iii) 19.0m/s
23 a (i) 8.65 m/s = 31.1 km/h
c 9.04m/s d 2.26m/s 2
24 a (1, -5) b -1.2,3.2
x c Line is y = x + 2, solutions 4.4 or -1.4
. dy
d (I) dx = 2x - 2 (il) Gradient is 10
dy
25 b (i) 28 - 4x (ii) x = 7 (iii) Graph is a negative parabola 22 a dx = 5000 - 1250x b (4,10000)
c 98m2 c max d £4
8 16
26 a v = 3 - 2t - f2 ba=-2+7 c t= 2
Consolidation exercise 4
Consolidation exercise 3* 1 b 2l5km
x+l 2 (3,-5) b (5,-3) c (-1,9) d (7,5)
1 a 9 b 9.5 c d 2x
z
3 a (-1.-1),(1.-1),(1,-2)
2 a 20 b 1011 c lOx + 10 d 10>+ 10
b (-4,3), (-4, 5), (-3, 5)
3 x = -40r 3
c Rotation + 9 0° about the point ( - 3, - 2)
4 x=-lOor5
4 a 0.26.6° b 206.6°
5 a 2 b y = 2x - 1
5 p = 5.40cm, q = 11.9 cm, r = 65.4°, s = 41.8°
c Y = 2x ± c (c positive integer)
6 x= 15;y=4
6 a a = -1, b = 1, c = 3 b y= x +3 7 a 160° -3x
7 x + Y = 5 and y - 2x = 2
b 2x = x + 20°, 2x = 160° - 3x
8 a
x 0 4 8 12 16 20 c x = 20°, 32°, 35°
8 a 45° b 1080°
Y 0 8.8 11.2 7.2 -3.2 -20 c each interior angle has size 135°, i~~ does not give a whole number
b 31.3 m c 15m 9 a 2.4cm b ltcm
11 + aT 2r
9 a x 3 - 3x 2 - X + 2 = 0 10 a -----aT = r :.2 X aT = h + aT and aT = 11
b x = -0.860rx - 0.75 orx = 3.12
10 a y= 3 b y = 2 - 2x b V = G- x 1T4r2 X 211) - G- X 1Tr2 X 11)
81T1,211 1Tr211 71Tr211
2 5 Fail
p
4' Fail
19 a 5 b 36.9°
20 (6 cos 30)
6 sin 30
21 2v = (15) u +v= (~) u - v = (_ ~ ) / 130
3 a 4 b14
4 22 a A+8= -2 ( 3 -3)
4. b A- 8 = (~ g)
6 -14)
c 2(A + 28) = (-14 12 d 3(A + 48) = ( 699 -IS
51)
23 a (~ ~) (-1 -3)
b .-3 4 c (6 ?) d 113 (-~ i)
~ 1 ~ 1
24 a AB=y-x OM=z(x +y) ON=z(Y-x) MN= -x
MN is parallel to OA and the same length.
5 a t b t c fz d~
3
25 a AB = b - a b PQ = 3(b - a)
6 a t b ~ c t c AB is parallel to PQ; PQ = 3AB
7 a 24years b 24.6 years
8 a rotation 90 0 clockwise centre (2,0) 26 a T= (_~ =~ ) br1=-.L ( 5
14 -4
- 1)
- 2
9
b
a
(i) false (ii) true (iii) true
triangle vertices are: (0, 6), (2, 6). (2. 10)
c A (-72 ,~) B (23
14'
-12)
7 (-3 1)
CT'?
b triangle vertices are: (6, 3), (6, 4), (S, 3)
Consolidation exercise 5* Length, 1 non F.D.
1 5 <1"" 6 18
A
6< h 6.5 30
6.5 <1"" 7 42
7<1"" 8 26
8 <1"" 10 10
b 76 c 7.10mm
2 15 a Time,tmins F.D.
20 < t"" 30 0.5
30<t",,35 0.8
35 < t "" 40 1.8
40 < t"" 50 2.2
50 < t"" 70 0.35
70 < t "" 100 0.1
3 17
'" a 34.6 b 33.5 3
=
b mean 2.7 KB, median 2 KB, mode
c Angle sizes shown in table
I ~ =I : I : I : I : I : I
=1 KB
2 .5
F.D.
1.5
2. ..
1
6 a i4=t b l3 d ll.
24
= .!.2
7 a o.5
1 2 3 5 6
1 0 1 2 '3" 4 5
o 25 50 75 100
2 1 0 1 2 3 4
Time mins
3 2 1 0 1 2 3
b 71.2% c 43.2 mins
3 2 1 0 1 2
'5" 4 3 2 1 0 1
16 a
c
40,35,25,25,50,25
-
b x = 12.5
6 5 4 3 2 1 0 17 a 20,60,60,30,30 c 0.6
18 a lIT bp=lq=2
b .!.Q.=..2..
36 18 19 (4COS20) b (3 cos 50)
8 1.74m a 4sin20 3 sin 50
9 a t b t c 1 dO 4 cos 20 + 3 cos 50 )
c (4 sin 20 + 3 sin 50 d 6.77 units 32.8°
10 a 0 bis c2s'
16
dis 20 a (i) Or) = t b DO ta = (ii) PQ = t(a - b)
11 a 0.4 b 0.35
12 a 3n b 21 people (iii) OR = a + t c OS = t (a + b + c)
13 a 18 red b 12 red SR =
(iv) t(a - b)
14 a b PQ=SR
50
21 a PU=a-b b TIt = 3b + a
d PUS a sraight line PU = 2US
40
22 (i) AB = b - a (ii) CD = Ab - J.La
(iii) A = 3 J.L = 3 (iv) CD parallel to AB; CD = 3AB
F.D. 23 a 10
1 (-41-32) b (5 ~)
20 c (_~ _~) d (19 11)
33 52
25 a (6 _~ ) b reflection in x axis
5 6 7 g 9 10 11 -6 -34
Length mm b a= 3 b= - l c=2f d=--n-
Number brackets 9, l3 diameters 152
3D problems 4l3-16 multiplying out 188-91 difference method, sequences 335
C differentiation 398-402
A calculators 94-5 direct proportion 47,182,231-2
acceleration 406 Cantor, Georg 31 discrete data 82
addition rule (probability) 368 Cardano 170 displacement 406
algebraic expressions 8, 9 censuses 78 distance-time graphs 108
algebraic fractions 53, 54, 100-1, change of subject (formulae) 140-1 domains 247,248,250
388-94
chords 152,258,264-5
equations with fractions 392--4 circles 26,142,152-6,258-74 E
algebraic relationships 241 elements, matrices 28 1
circumferences 56,142,267,268
alternate segment theorem 261 co-domains 248 elements, sets 31, 322
ancient Egyptians 159 column matrices 281 elimination method, simultaneous
ancient Greeks 381 equations 102, 103
column vectors 278
angle properties empty set 31
complements (sets) 33, 322
circles 152-6,258-9 enlargements 208-9,212
completing the square 295-6
regular polygons 23 equal sets 322
composite functions 251
triangles 22 equations 10, 12, 55
compound interest 90
angles equations with fractions 392--4
compound percentages 90
bisectors 25, 26 equivalent vectors 424
concyclic points 259
construction 25 estimates 94, l36-7
cones 311
right-angled triangles 119-20 even numbers 333
congruent shapes 165, 314
exch ange rates 228, 229
arcs 270 constants of proportionality 231
experimental probabilities 170
areas 49 constructions 25-6
circles 142,248 continuous data 82 F
parallelograms 56 converting measurements 48-50 factor theorem 340--4
sectors 272 corresponding angles 158 factorising 98
segments 418-19 cosine ratio 116,117,120,355-6 quadratic expressions 192-6,
similar shapes 314-15 cosine rule 361,362 293-4
trapeziums 56 cubic graphs 300-2 factors 91
triangles 4 12 cuboids 308 formulae 56,142-3
'at least' situation (probability) 369 cyclic figures 259 change of subject 140-1
averages 80-1,126 cyclic quadrilaterals 258 sequences 334-5, 336-7
cylinders 308 fractional indices 290,291
B fractions 1,44,100
bar charts 82 frequency polygons 82
D
bias (data) 78 data 78-83,126-7 functions 244, 246
BIDMAS 2,94 decimal places 5 co-domains 248
bisectors decimals 1, 184 composite functions 251
angles 25,26 deflation 22 8 domains 247,248,250
lines 26,27 derivatives 398 inverse functions 252-4
box diagrams 241 determinants 284 ranges 247,248,249
G K p
Gibbs, J.w. 278 kinematics 406-7 parabolas 146,147
gradients parallel lines 22
curves 397 L parallel vectors 424
LCMs (lowest common multiples) 92, 93
slopes 71 parallelograms 56
Leibniz, Gottfried 397
straight lines 15 'per' 47
lengths 48
graphs (algebra) percentages 1,2-3,90
like terms 8
cubic graphs 300-2 inverse percentages 135
linear relationships 231
inequalities 64-5 perimeters 142,268
loci 26-7
inverse functions 253 perpendicular bisectors 26, 2 7
quadratic graphs 146-8, pictograms 83
M
199-202 magnitude, vectors 278 pie charts 83
reciprocal graphs 303-5 'many to many', ' many to one' polynomial expressions 340
simultaneous equations 63 relations 244 powers 45-6
straight lines 17-18, 19 mapping diagrams 241 primary data 78
graphs (travel) margins of error (data) 78 prime numbers 91, 333
distance-time graphs 108 matrices 281-5,429-33 prisms 308
speed-time graphs III maximum points 401 probability theory 170,367-75
grouped data 12 6-7 means 80,81,126,127 experimental probabilities 170
medians 80, 81, 126 relative frequencies 170-1
H members (elements), sets 31,322 theoretical probabilities 172-3
RCFs (highest common factors) 92, 93 mid-points (data) 126 proportion 47, 231
headed tables 241 minimum points 401 direct proportion 47,182,231-2
histograms 215-17 modes 80,81,126 inverse proportion 182-4,236
hyperbolas 182 multiples 91 nonlinear relationships 233-4
hypotenuses 71 multiplication rule (probability) 367 pyramids 311
multiplying out 188-91 Pythagoras 162
I mutually exclusive events 367 Pythagoras'theorem 162-3,414,416
identity matrix (unit matrix) 281,284
independent events 367 N Q
indices 45, 58-9, 290-2 natural numbers 333, 381 quadrants 267,268
inequalities 59-60, 64-5 negative indices 290,291 quadratic equations 194-6,199-202,
negative numbers 2 293-9,345
inflation 228
Newton, Isaac 397,406 quadratic expressions 192-6
integers 381
nonlinear relationships 233-4 quadraticformula 297-8
intersecting chords 264-7
number line 59 quadratic graphs 146-8,199-202
intersections (sets) 34, 322
quadrilaterals 22
inverse functions 252-4
o qualitative data 78
inverse matrices 284,431-3 odd numbers 333 quantitative data 78
inverse operations (calculators) 74 'one to many', 'one to one'
inverse percentages 13 5 relations 244 R
inverse proportion 182-4,236 order, matrices 281 ranges (data) 126
irrational numbers 381-3 ordered pairs 241 ranges (functions) 247,248,249
rational numbers 381 simplifying inverse transformations 431-3
rationalising the denominator 386 algebraic expressions 8, 9 represen tation by matrices 429-33
ratios 45 algebraicfractions 53, 100- 1, translations 205.212
real numbers 381 388-92 trapeziums 56
reciprocal graphs 303-5 fractions I , 100 tree diagrams 368
recurring decimals 184-5 simultaneous equations 63, 102, 103, triangle numbers 333
104,105,106
reflections 205, 212 triangles 22
sineratio 116,117, 120,355
regular polygons 23 area 412
sine rule 357-60,363
relations 241-2 cosine rule 361,362
Singular matrices 284
relative frequencies 170-1 right-angled triangles 116-23,
solving equations 10, 12. 55 162-3
repeated factors 343
speed-time graphs III sine rule 357-60 ,363
resultant vectors 424
spheres 311,312 trigonometric ratios (see cosine ratio,
right-angled triangles 116-23, 162-3
square matrices 281 . sine ratio, tangent ratio)
rotations 205,212
square numbers 333 turning points 401-2
row matrices 281
standard form 4, 42, 46, 13 7
straight lines 15,17-18,19 U
S
unions 35,322
salaries 226 subsets 33,322
unit (identity) matrix 281, 284
samples (data) 78 substitution method, simultaneous
equations 104 universal sets 3 3, 322
scalars 278, 424
secondary data 78 surds 383-7
V
sectors 272- 3 surface areas 308-14
vectors 278-80,424-8
segments 258,418-19 surveys 78
velocity 406
semicircles 267 Venn, John 32
T
sequences 333-7 Venn diagrams 32-4. 323
tally charts 79
sets 31,322 volumes 50,308-14
tangent ratio 71-2,74,117,120,356
intersections 34 similar shapes 317-18
tangents to circles 152,258
unions 35
tangents to curves 348-53,397-8,
Venn diagrams 32-4, 323 401 W
sigma notation 126 wages 226
theoretical probabilities 172-3
significant figures 5 transformations 205-14
similar shapes 314-19 Z
combining transformations zero matrix: 281
similar triangles 71,158- 60 210-11,433