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The document contains a set of mathematical practice problems covering various topics such as geometry, percentage change, volume calculations, and properties of quadrilaterals. It includes multiple-choice questions and requires solving for lengths, areas, and other geometric properties. The problems are designed to test understanding of mathematical concepts and application of formulas.

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Full set 2

The document contains a set of mathematical practice problems covering various topics such as geometry, percentage change, volume calculations, and properties of quadrilaterals. It includes multiple-choice questions and requires solving for lengths, areas, and other geometric properties. The problems are designed to test understanding of mathematical concepts and application of formulas.

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Full Set Practice – 2

1.​ Which of the following quadrilaterals must be a 3.​ What is the percentage change in the area of a
parallelogram? rectangle if its width decreases by 20% and its length
increases by 20%?
A.
A. −10%
B. −4%
C. 0%
D. 10%

B.
4.​ A rectangular tank of height 20 cm contains some
water. A regular pyramid with a square base of side
36 cm and height 24 cm is then put into the tank. The
base of the pyramid touches the bottom of the tank.
Water reaches the top of the tank and does not
C. overflow. Find the volume of the frustum below the
water level.

A. 2 580 cm2
B. 5 160 cm2
D. C. 10 320 cm2
D. 30 960 cm2

2.​ In the figure, E and F are the mid-points of AD and


AB respectively. H and G are points on CD and BC
respectively such that
Find the length of HG.
5.​ In the figure, R and T are equidistant from S. If the
compass bearing of T from R is S40°E and the
compass bearing of R from S is N72°W, find the
true bearing of S from T.

A. 008°
A. 5 cm B. 032°
B. 6 cm C. 348°
C. 6.5 cm D. 352°
D. 7 cm

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6.​ The slopes of line L1, L2, L3 and L4 are m1, 9.​ The length of car A is measured as 490 cm correct to
m2, m3 and m4 respectively. Which of the the nearest 10 cm. The length of car B is measured as
following is correct? 5.5 m, correct to the nearest 0.5 m. Let the difference
between the actual length of car A and B be d cm. Find
the range of values of d.

10.​In the figure, ABCD is a square and CDE is an


A. m4 > m3 > m1 > m2 equilateral triangle. AC intersects ED at F. Find ㄥFAE.
B. m4 > m3 > m2 > m1
C. m2 > m1 > m3 > m4
D. m1 > m2 > m3 > m4
A. 15°
7.​ The point E(1 , −3) is rotated clockwise B. 20°
about the origin through 270° to the point F. C. 30°
The slope of EF is D. 45°

11.​If a < − 4, which of the following must be true?

8.​ In the figure, EBC is a straight line. F is the


mid-point of AB. G and C are on AD such
that FG 丄 AD and EC 丄 AD. It is given A. I only
that △ABC ~ △EDC and CD : BC = 2 : 3. B. II only
If FG = 33 and AG = 60, find EB. C. I and III only
D. II and III only

12.​The scale of a map is 1 : 5 000. If the area of


the park on the map is 8 cm2, then the actual area of
the park is

A. 4 000 m2.
B. 20 000 m2
A. 10 B. 14 C. 40 000 m2
C. 33 D. 66 D. 200 000 m2

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13.​The marked price of a bicycle is $2 400. The (a) Find the selling price of the bicycle.
bicycle was sold at a discount of 10% on its marked (b) Find the cost of a bicycle.
price. After selling the bicycle, the shopkeeper
made a percentage profit of 20%.

14.​

15.​

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16.​The figure shows a quadrilateral PQRS with


vertices P(–2 , 4) , Q(–1 , 1), R(r , –3) and S(4 , 1).
PS cuts the y-axis at T. It is given that QT // RS.

(a) Find the coordinates of T.


(b) Find r.
(c) Rachel claims that QR > 2PQ. Do you agree?
Explain your answer.

11. There are two solid metal spheres. The ratio of


the diameter of the smaller sphere to the diameter
of the larger sphere is 2 : 5. The radius of the
smaller sphere is 4.8 cm.

(a) Find the volume of the larger sphere in terms of π.


(b) The larger sphere is melted and recast into three
identical solid right circular cones with base radius
r cm. The heights of the cones are 16 cm.

(i) Find the value of r.


(ii) Find the total surface area of each cone.

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