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    Paper I suggestion solution (3001)

    2 −2
    a b
    1. −3 3
    (a b )
    a 2 b−2
    = −9 3 1M
    a b
    a 11
    = 5
    1M+1A
    b

    3
    2. r = (s +3)−3
    4
    3
    r +3= (s+3)
    4
    4
    (r +3)=s +3 1M
    3
    4
    s= (r +3)−3
    3
    4
    s= r +1 1A
    3
    Corresponding increase of s =
    4
    3
    4
    (
    (r +1.5)+1− r +1
    3 ) =2 1A

    3a. Estimate of sum = 126 + 135 + 120 = 381 mL 1A


    3b. Since 381 > 380 , it must overflow, so I agree. 1M+1A

    4a. p(–4) = 2(−4)3−3(−4)2 −30(−4)+56=0 1M


    so x+4 is a factor of p(x) 1A

    4b. p(x) = 0 ,
    3 2
    2 x −3 x −30 x+56=0

    [Division process] 1M

    (2 x−7)( x−2)( x+4)=0


    7
    x= or 2 or −4 1A
    2
    2 2
    5a. 2 a +ab−6 b
    = (2 a−3b)(a +2b) 1A
    2 2
    5b. 2(3 h+k ) +(3 h+k )(h−3 k )−6(h−3 k )
    = ( 2(3 h+ k)−3(h−3 k ) )((3 h+k )+2(h−3 k ) ) 1M
    = ( 6 h+2 k −3 h+9 k )( 3 h+k +2 h−6 k )
    = (3 h+11 k )(5 h−5 k) 1M
    = 5(3 h+11 k )(h−k ) 1A
    6a. 1−2 x<3−4 x<2(5−x) or 2 x+3≤0
    1−2 x<3−4 x<10−2 x or 2 x≤−3
    3
    1<3−2 x<10 or x≤−
    2
    3
    −10<2 x−3<−1 or x≤− 1M
    2
    3
    −7<2 x<2 or x≤−
    2
    7 3
    − < x<1 or x≤− 1M
    2 2
    So x<1 1A

    6b. –1 1A

    7a. Let $c be the cost of TV ,


    (1+60 %)c=7680 1M
    c=4800

    The cost of TV is $4800 1A

    7b. Since 7680(1−35 %)−4800=192>0 1M


    So there will be a gain 1A

    8a. AD= DC =CB= AB


    Since DE is the perpendicular bisector of AB .
    AE =EB and ∠DEA = ∠DEB = 90° 1M
    Since AD= √ DE + AE and BD= √ DE + BE = √ DE + AE
    2 2 2 2 2 2

    So AD= BD
    Since AD= BD= AB
    So ∆ADB is an equilateral triangle. 1M
    ∠DAB = 60°
    ∠ADE = 180° - 60° - 90° = 30° (∠ sum of ∆) 1A

    8b. By similarly, ∠DBE = 60°


    Since AD=CD , AB=BC , BD= BD
    So ∆ADB ≅ ∆CDB (SSS)
    ∠DBA = ∠DBC = 60° (corr . ∠ ≅∆s) 1M
    ∠ABC = ∠DBA + ∠DBC = 60° x 2 = 120° 1A
    9 Let x 2 + y 2 +Qx + Ey+ F =0 be the equation of circle which passes through A , B and C , 1M
    where Q , E and F are constants.

    Sub (0 , 0) F =0
    2
    Sub (10 , 0) 10 +10 Q=0 ---> Q=−10
    2
    Sub (0 , 24) 24 +24 E=0 ---> E=−24 1M

    So the equation of the circle x 2 + y 2−10 x−24 y=0 1A


    2 2
    Sub (5 , 25) 5 +25 −10(5)−24(25)=0 ---> 0=0 1M

    Since L.H.S = R.H.S.


    So D is a point lying on the circle
    So A , B , C and D are concyclic. 1A

    10a. Let T hours be the time of travelling of the original speed.


    3000 3000
    − =100 1M
    T −1 T
    3000 T −3000 (T −1)
    2
    =100 1M
    T −T
    2
    3000 T −3000 T +3000=100 T −100T
    2
    100T −100T −3000=0
    T = 6 or –5 (rej)

    Required time is 6 hours. 1A

    10b. Required time


    3000
    = 1M
    3000
    −100
    6
    = 7.5 hours 1A

    11a. Surface area that immersed


    = 2 π (7)2
    = 98 π cm 2 1A

    11b. Volume of the water inside the vessel


    2 2 3
    = π (7) (7)− π (7) 1M
    3
    343
    = π cm3 1A
    3

    11c. Let r cm , h cm be the radius of the water surface and water depth respectively.
    r 8
    = (corr. sides ~∆s) 1M
    h 8
    r=h

    1 2 343
    π r h= π 1M
    3 3
    h 3=343
    h=7
    So the water depth is 7 cm. 1A

    12a. x= y=z=0
    100+a−0=143
    a=43 1A

    c +73
    =67.5
    2
    c=62 1A

    1131+b
    =59.15
    20
    b=52 1A

    12b. Since the highest score for Jerry is 143 only < 300
    So Jerry cannot beat James 1A

    Consider the extreme cases


    Let h be the minimum score for Hanky in 200 games. 1M
    h+300(19)
    =292.15
    20
    h=143

    Since Jerry only can make a deuce with Hanky.


    So Jerry is incorrect. 1A

    13a. Coordinates of B = (3 , 4) 1A
    Coordinates of C = (−3 , 4) 1A

    13bi. Let (a , b) be the coordinates of P

    2 AP =CP
    2 √ (a−4)2 +(b+3)2 = √(a+3)2 +(b−4)2 1M
    2 2 2 2
    4(a−4) +4(b+3) =(a+3) +(b−4) 1M
    2 2 2 2
    4(a −8 a+16)+4(b +6 b+9)=a +6 a+9+b −8 b+16
    2 2 2 2
    4 a −32 a+64+4 b +24 b+36=a +6 a+9+b −8b+16
    3 a 2 +3 b 2−38 a+32 b+75=0

    So the equation of Γ is 3 x 2 +3 y 2−38 x+32 y+75=0 1A

    13bii. Sub (3 , 4) , 3(3)2 +3(4)2−38(3)+32(4)+75=164≠0 1A

    So Γ does not passes through B . 1A


    14ai. ∠AEB = 90° (∠ in same segment)
    ∠FEA = 90° (adj .∠s on st line)
    Since ∠AOD = ∠FEB = 90°
    So A , O , E and F are concyclic. (converse of ∠ in same segment)
    ∠DAO = ∠OFB (∠ in same segment)
    ∠DOA = ∠BOF = 90° 2A for correct proof with reason
    ∠DAO = ∠BFO 1A for correct proof
    ∠ADO = ∠FOB (∠ sum of ∆) 0A for wrong proof
    ∆AOD ~ ∆ FOB (AAA)

    ∠AGB = 90° (∠ in semi circle)


    Let ∠GAO = a
    ∠AGO = 180° - a – 90° = 90° - a (∠ sum of ∆)
    ∠OGB = 90° - (90° - a) = a
    2A for correct proof with reason
    ∠AOG = ∠BOG = 90° 1A for correct proof
    ∠GAO = ∠BGO = a 0A for wrong proof
    ∆AOG ~ ∆GOB (AAA)

    AO GO
    14aii. = ---> AO×OB=OG 2
    OG OB
    AO FO
    = ---> AO×OB= FO×OD 1M
    OD OB
    2
    OD×OF =OG 1A

    14bi. O is the origin.

    d
    Slope of AD = ,
    r−c
    f
    Slope of BF = 1A+1A
    −r−c

    d f
    14bii. × =−1 1M
    r−c −r−c
    df
    =r +c
    r−c
    2 2
    df =r −c
    2 2
    OD×OF =r −c 1M
    2
    OD×OF =OG 1A

    15a. Number of arrangement


    = 2(5! 5!) 1M
    = 28,800 1A

    15b. Number of arrangement


    = P 65×5 ! 1M+1M
    = 86400 1A
    843
    16a. Mean = 1A
    13
    Standard deviation = 7.724547822 1A

    16bi. Standard score


    843
    76−
    13
    =
    7.724547822
    = 1.4439481
    ≈ 1.44 1A

    16bii. Let x be the score that Paul get in the second test
    x−63
    >1.4439481 1M
    11
    x>78.8834291

    So the required range is 79≤x≤100 . 1A

    17a. Let P=kx+Cx 2 where k and C are constants. 1A

    Sub x=8 , P=704 64 C +8 k=704 ......(1)


    Sub x=20 , P=800 400C +20 k =800 ......(2) 1M

    By solving (1) and (2) C=−4 , k =120

    So P=120 x−4 x 2 1A

    17b. P=−4 x 2 +120 x


    2
    P=−4( x −30 x)
    P=−4(( x)2−2( x)(15)+152 )+4(15)2 1M
    2
    P=−4( x−15) +900

    So the price is $15 . 1A

    18a. ∠BCA = 180° - 50° - 70° = 60° (∠ sum of ∆) 1M


    o o
    sin 60 sin 50
    =
    AB 60
    AB = 67.83095249 cm
    AB ≈ 67.8 cm 1A

    18b. BE =60sin 30 o = 30 cm 1M
    Let B' be the point lying on AD such that BE = B'D
    AB' = 60 – 30 = 30 cm

    BB'
    = DE
    = √ 67.83095249 −30
    2 2
    1M
    = 60.83615796 ≈ 60.8 cm 1A
    sin 70 o sin 50 o
    18c. =
    AC 60
    AC = 73.6009 cm 1M
    60
    sin ∠ACD =
    73.6009
    ∠ACD = 54.60787654°
    So the required angle is 55°. 1A

    19a. Let a and d be the first term and the common difference of sequence A. 1M
    a +2 d =17......(1)
    a +3 d =23......(2) 1M

    By solving (1) and (2) a = 5 , d = 6


    A(n) = 5 + 6(n – 1) = 6n – 1 1A

    Let c and f be the first term and the common difference of sequence B.

    c+5 f =10......(3)
    c+6 f =6 ......(4)

    By solving (1) and (2) c = 30 , f = –4


    B(n) = 30 – 4(n – 1) = 34 – 4n 1A

    n(5×2+6 (n−1)) n(6 n+10−6) 6 n2 + 4 n 2


    19bi. S(n)= = = =3 n +2 n
    2 2 2

    n (30×2−4 (n−1)) n (60−4 n+ 4) −4 n 2 +64 n 2


    W ( n)= = = =−2 n +32 n 1M
    2 2 2

    √
    2
    3 x + 2 x−21
    So T( x )= 2
    1A
    −2 x +32 x−30

    19bii. To keep T(x) real

    Case I. 3 x 2 +2 x−21≥0 and −2 x 2 +32 x−30>0 1M


    7
    ( x≤−3 or x≥ ) and 1< x <15 1M
    3
    7
    So ≤ x<15 1M
    3

    Case II. 3 x 2 +2 x−21≤0 and −2 x 2 +32 x−30<0


    7
    −3≤x≤ and ( x<1 or x >5 )
    3
    So −3≤x <1

    7
    So the domain is −3≤x<1 or ≤ x<15 1A
    3
    19biii. Let D=−2 x 2 +32 x−30

    Minimum value of T (x) is 0 when x=−3 1A


    When x approach to 1 or 15
    the value of D will trends to 0 1M
    And T(x) will become infinite

    So the maximum value does not exist. 1A


    Paper II option answer (3001)

    A Correct rate Correct rate B Correct rate


    1 D 16 D 31 A
    2 A 17 D 32 A
    3 B 18 A 33 B
    4 C 19 B 34 C
    5 A 20 A 35 D
    6 C 21 D 36 B
    7 D 22 B 37 A
    8 B 23 C 38 C
    9 A 24 A 39 B
    10 C 25 C 40 D
    11 C 26 C 41 A
    12 D 27 A 42 D
    13 A 28 B 43 B
    14 B 29 B 44 C
    15 D 30 C 45 D

    Cut off (3001)


    Paper I Paper II Overall grade
    required required required Overall percentage formula
    score correct(s) percentage (%)
    Grade (out of 105) (out of 45) (out of 100.00)
    5**
    5*
    5 S = paper I score
    4
    M = number of question(s)
    3 answerd correctly in paper II
    2 P% = overall percentage
    1
    Comment of mock editor (xEmerqld)

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