E-Math - Sec 3 - SA 2 - 2022 - Bedok Sec

BEDOK VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL
END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATION 2022
CANDIDATE
NAME
REGISTER
NUMBER CLASS~I_ _ _ ___,
MATHEMATICS 4052/01
Secondary 3 Express/ 30 September 2022
3 Normal Academic (Express Syllabus) 2 hours
Paper1
Candidates answer on the Question Paper.
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST
Write your index number and name on all the work you hand in.
Write in dark blue or black pen.
You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs.
Do not use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid.
Answer all questions.

If working is needed for any question it must be shown with the answer.
Omission of essential working will result in loss of marks.
The use of an approved scientific calculator is expected, where appropriate.
If the degree of accuracy is not specified in the question, and if the answer is not exact, give
the answer to three significant figures. Give answers in degrees to one decimal place.
For n, use either your calculator value or 3.142, unless the question requires the answer in
terms of n.
At the end of the examination, fasten all your work securely together.
The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question.
The total of the marks for this paper is 80.
Total
Setter : Mrs Christina Lee Parent's I Guardian's Signature: ..... ... ... ......... ... ..... .
This document consists of 17 printed pages.
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Mathematical Formulae
Compound Interest
Total amount= P(l + _r_)n

100
Mensuration
Curved surface area of a cone = nrl
Surface area of a sphere = 4m- 2
1
Volume of a cone= -nr 2 h
3
4
Volume of a sphere = - m- 3
3
Area of triangle ABC= _!_ ab sin C

2
Arc length = r0, where 0 is in radians
Sector area= _!_ r 2 0 , where 0 is in radians

2
Trigonometry
a b C
=
sinA sinB sinC
a 2 =b 2 +c 2 -2bccosA
Statistics
Mean= Lft
II
Standard Deviation=
3
Answer all the questions.
(a) (i) Calculate

4.9 2
• • •
T l1 l_·t·[l C·:Al
A
and wnte down the first 5 d1g1ts on your cafcu at0r~ -
1 1
,-;::;;;;;
display.
~726-4.3
l
V .
'\ T1·t- _,,. ,. •'i,~·(tq&\
•
.t
.
·r,.~
'~
fP•-~
{]i.
Answer .. . .... .. ........................ [I]
(ii) Write down your answer to part (a)(i) correct to 2 significant figures.
Answer ....... ... ........ .............. . [1]
(b) Write the following numbers in ascending order.

~
.V0.0045, -0.3, 0.089 9
Answer ..... .. . .... , ............... , ................ , . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . [2]
2 (a) Simplify (3a + 1)2 -(3a -1) 2 •
Answer ..... ... .............. .. ... ... ... [2]
(b) Factorise 2aq+4p-8a- pq completely.
Answer ..... ............................ [2]
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3 The cash price of a coffee machine is $480.
The hire purchase price of the same machine is made up of deposit of 25% of the
cash price and 24 monthly instalments of $22.50.
What is the percentage increase in the hire purchase price as compared to its cash
price?
A nswer ... .. ... .... . ..... % [3]
4 Solve the simultaneous equations.
4x+3y =8
3x - 4y =5
A nswer x = . . .. . . . ... , y = . . . .. . . . . . . . . [3]

5
Answer ........................... [3]
~ I
(b) Given that 9 x 27 3 = -81m , find the value of m.
Answer m = ................... ... [2]
6 The radius of an oxygen atom is approximately 60 picometres.

(1 picometre = 10- 12 metre)
Calculate the total length, in metres of 105 of these atoms when they are lined up
in a straight line. Express your answer in standard form.
Answer ............................ m [2]
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Tuition
Sarah has just inherited $20 000 and she is deciding between two bank , Bank A
W} t
1
and Bank B, to put her money into for the next 5 years.
The following table shows what the two banks are offering.
BankA BankB
"
Simple Interest Compound Interest of
at 3% per annum 2.4% per annum
compounded quarterly
Which bank should Sarah put her money into and why? Explain your answer with
clear working.
Answer
Sarah should put her money into Bank ......... because .. . .... . . .......... ...... . .... .
[5]
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2
8 (a) Express x + 2x - 2 in the form ( x + a)2 + b where a and b are integers.
Answer .. ............................... [2]
(b) Sketch the graph of y = x2 + 2x-2 on the axes below, showing clearly the
turning point, x-intercept(s) and y-intercept (if any).
Answer y
0 X
[2]
(c) State the equation of the line of symmetry of the graph y =x + 2x-2.
2
Answer .... .... ... ...... ..... .... ... .. .. [l]
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x-15 7x-4
9 (a) Solve - - < - - ~ 15-3x and represent your solution on a number
6 3
line.
Answer
[4]
(b) Hence, state the largest prime number that satisfies the inequalities in part (a).
Answer ... ..... ... .. ..... ... ....... .. ... [1]

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10 (a) Express 756 as a product of its prime factors.
Answer ....................... .. ........ [l]
(b) Given that 756k is a perfect cube, find the smallest possible integer value
ofk.
Answer k = ......... ... [1]
11 The first four terms of a sequence are 5, 11, 17 and 23.
(a) Write down the next two terms in the sequence.
Answer [I]
(b) Find an expression for the nth term of the sequence.
Answer ... ........... . ... ............... [2]
(c) Is 119 a term in this sequence? Explain your answer with clear working.
Answer
[2]
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12 The graph below shows the number of university students staying in hostels in
Singapore between 2017 to 2021.
8000
.....
"'
'-
o]
C:
(1)
.........
it.ion
(1) "'
.L:J-0 6000
E ·-
z::s "'
~
>
§
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Explain one way in which the graph may be misleading and suggest how the
graph can be improved to address that misleading feature.
Answer
Misleading feature: ......... ........................................ ....... . ................ .
Suggestion: ...... ........ . .. .... .. .... ....................... .... ..... . .. .. ... .. .. .... .. . ... . .
[2]
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13 In Singapore, Jessica pays $2.87 for one litre of petrol.
On a visit to Los Angeles, she paid 8.57 US dollars for one gallon of petrol.
Given 1 US dollar = 1.39 Singapore dollars and 1 galloon = 3.785 litres, is

petrol cheaper in Singapore or Los Angeles?
Show your calculations clearly.
Answer
Petrol is cheaper in ........................... . [3]
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14 A water tumbler, which is in the shape of a cylinder, has a height of 20 cm and a

capacity of 350 ml.
A geometrically similar water tumbler has a height of 28 cm and a base diameter

of9.8 cm.
(a) Find the base diameter of the smaller tumbler.
Answer ................... cm [2]
(b) Find the capacity of the larger tumbler.
Answer .. ..... ... ...... . .. ml [2]

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15 Solve 15x2 + 8 = 22x.
Answer x = ............ or . . . . . . . . .. . . . . [2]
16 MBC is a right-angled triangle. The line BC is produced to point D.

AB=5cm and BC=12 cm.
5cm
B 12 cm C D
Write down the value of
(a) sin LACB ,
Answer ..................... [2]
(b) cos L.ACD.
Answer . .. ........... ....... [1]
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17 Water is poured into the container below at a constant rate.
In the space below, complete the graph showing the depth of water against time.
Answer
Tuition depth
•
vV
0 time
[3]
18 A map has a scale of 1 : 50 000.
(a) Given that the actual length of a road is 8 km, calculate the length of the
road on the map.
Answer ......... ... .... cm [l]
(b) A plot ofland on the map is represented by an area of 14 cm2 • Calculate the
actual area of the plot of land in km2 •
Answer ...... ... ... ... . km 2 [2]

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19 Tom wants to construct a scale drawing of quadrilateral ABCD where AB= 75 m,

BC = 46 m, AD = 52 m, LABC = 120° and LBAD = 98° .
(a) Given that he uses a scale of 1 cm to represent 10 m, construct quadrilateral

ABCD in the space below.
Answer (a) and (b)
[2]
(b) The point Min quadrilateral ABCD is such that it is equidistant from A and
B and equidistant from AB and AD. By drawing appropriate bisectors, find
~~~M m
(c) Hence, find the actual distance from Mto C.
Answer ................... m [l]
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20 Daisy, Suzy and Mary share the cost of a birthday present for their friend, Emily,
in the ratio 6 : 3 : 4 respectively.
Given that Suzy paid $15, what was the cost of the present?
Answer $ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [2]
21 The sine of an angle is 0.5859.
Give two possible values for the angle.
Answer .. . .. .. .....0 or ... ..... ...... 0 [2]
22 Jasmine eats at a restaurant with her husband, 2 sons and a daughter. They each
order a set meal which costs $18 per person. How much will their bill come up
to if they have to pay a 10% service charge as well as 7% GST?
A nswer $ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . [2]
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The following table shows the recipe to make carrot and cori.and soup for 2
people. \ 1V 1t•. .«,~)
~ .· ~i
1 small onion
15 g margarine
350 g carrots
1g ground coriander
500 ml ve etable stock
Patricia has 2.9 kg worth of carrots and plenty of the other ingredients.
(a) Using this recipe, find the maximum number of people she will be able to
make the soup for.
Answer .......... .. .... people [2]
(b) How many packets of vegetable stock will she need to have to make the
soup for this maximum number of people, given that each packet of
vegetable stock is 890 ml?
Answer ......... ..... .. packets [3]
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BEDOK VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL
END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATION 2022
CANDIDATE
NAME
REGISTER
NUMBER CLASS ~'- - - - - - - - - '
MATHEMATICS 4052/02
Secondary 3 Express/ 4 October 2022
3 Normal Academic (Express Syllabus) 2 hours
Paper2
Candidates answer on the Question Paper.
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST
Write your index number and name on all the work you hand in.
Write in dark blue or black pen.
You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs.
Do not use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid.
Answer all questions.

If working is needed for any question it must be shown with the answer.
Omission of essential working will result in loss of marks.
The use of an approved scientific calculator is expected, where appropriate.
If the degree of accuracy is not specified in the question, and if the answer is not exact, give
the answer to three significant figures . Give answers in degrees to one1 decimal place.
For n , use either your calculator value or 3.142, unless the question requires the answer in
terms of n.
At the end of the examination, fasten all your work securely together.
The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question.
The total of the marks for this paper is 80.
T1otal
Setter : Mrs Christina Lee Parent's I c.;uardian's Signa1ture: ... .. . .... .. .. . ... .... ... ... .
This document consists of 2:~ printed pages.
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Mathematical Formulae
Compound Interest
Total amount=
_,Jl1+ _!_)n
100
Mensuration
Curved surface area of a cone = JT:rl
Surface area of a sphere = 4m- 2
Volume of a cone = .!. JT:r 2

h
3
4
Volume of a sphere= -m- 3
3
Area of triangle ABC= .!.absinC

2
Arc length = r0, where 0 is in radians
Sector area = .!.. r 2 0 , where 0 is in radians

2
Trigonometry
a b C
sinA
= sinB sinC
a 2 =b 2 +c 2 -2bccosA
Statistics
Mean= Lfx
I1
Standard Deviation =
3
Answer all the questions.
1 (a) It is given that U = mgh + _!_ mv2 •

2
(i) FindthevalueofUwhen m=15, g=IO , h=3.6 and v=4. 8 .
Answer U = ...... .... ........... . [1]
(ii) Express v in terms of U, m, g and h.
Answer .. .. . .......................... [3]
(b) S. rfy
1
8ax - 20a
imp 4x 2 +8x-45
Answer .. .. ... . .... .... ....... ........ [3]
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1·,1.1.i ti O t'l
(c) (i)
4
Express 2x+7 - 2x-7 WI t () ~
_3-- as a single fra~t1on.
Answer ........ . ....................... [2]
4 _3 =l.
(ii) Hence, solve 2x + 7 - 2x- 7
Answer x= ......... or ........... .. . [3]

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2 Mr Lee planned to drive 508 km from Tokyo to Osaka and started his journey at
0745.
After travel ling one quarter of the distance at an average speed of x km/h, he
decided to increase his average speed by 10 km/h. With this increase in speed, he
was able to complete his journey l hour and 15 minutes earlier than planned.
(a) Write an expression, in terms of x, for the time he would have taken for the
whole journey based on the original speed.
Answer ..................... hours [ 1]
(b) Write an expression, in terms of x, for the actual time be took for the whole
Journey.
Answer ...... ............ ... hours [1]
(c) Form an equation and show that it reduces to x 2 + lOx -3048 = 0.
Answer
[3]
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(d) Solve the equation x 2 + 1Ox - 3048 = 0 , correct to 3 significant figures.
Answer x = ............. or . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . [2]
(e) Hence, find the time Mr Lee arrived in Osaka, correct to the nearest minute.
Answer ...................... ... [3]

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North
r~,,lJ iti Or\

60km •
V ~
p
A ship sails from P to Q on a bearing of 055°.

A lighthouse is situated at point A, which is due north of P.
AP= 60 km and the light from the lighthouse is visible for a range of 52 km
i.e. AB= AC= 52 km.
(a) Show that LABP= 109.1°, given that LABP is obtuse.
Answer
[3]
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(b) Calculate the length of BC.
Answer ..................... km [3]
(c) Given that the ship travels at a speed of 70 km/h, find the length oftime for
which the light is visible to the ship. Give your answer in minutes correct to
the nearest minute.
Answer .. .. .... ............. mins [2]
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15 cm
A 27cm B
(a) Show that MBC is similar to 11CAD.
Answer
[2]
(b) Find the length of AC.
Answer .................... cm [2]

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(ii)
D C
. ._______._.:~
A B
In the diagram above, AB and DC are two equal and parallel rods in an
engine.Eis the joint of the rods AC and BD.
Show that MEE and !).CDE are congruent.
Answer
[2]
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5 A lamp post of height 12 m stands at Q which is at the comer of a rectangular

field PQRS with dimensions of 40 m by 25 m.
T represents the top of the lamp post.
T
,~--------------
\
\
------ -----
12 m \
\
\
\
\
R
Find
(a) QS,
Answer .................. .. m [2]
(b) the angle that TP makes with the horizontal QP,
0
Answer [2]
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(c) TS,
Answer ....... .. ......... .. m [2]
(d) the angle of depression from Tto the point S.
Answer 0
[2]
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6 A triangle has vertices A(l,-2), B(2,1) and C(-4,3).
(a) Find the equation of the line AC.
Answer [2]
(b) Determine if MBC is a right-angled triangle.
Answer
[3]
(c) Find the area of MBC.
Answer ..................... units2 [I]

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(d) Hence, find the perpendicular distance from B to AC.
Answer ... ......... . .. . ..... units [2]
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7 The graph below shows the how the speed, v cmfs, of an ant varies with time, t
seconds.
v (emfs)
0
2 4 6 8 12 14
(a) Find the acceleration of the ant in the 3rd second.
Answer ................... cm/s2 [ 1]
(b) Find the speed of the ant in the 1 I th second.
Answer ........... ... ..... emfs [2]
(c) Describe the motion of the ant between the 10th and 14th second.
Answer
[l]
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(d) Given that the distance travelled is given by the area under the speed-time
graph, find the average speed of the ant during these 14 seconds of its
motion.
Answer ..... ......... ..... cm/s [3]
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8 In the figure below, a semi-circle ABC has centre at O and AC as its diameter.
QC is an arc of another circle with centre at P. PBQ and PAOC are straight lines.
PO= 10cm, LEPO= 0.6radians and OB is perpendicular to PB.
p
10 cm
(a) Find the perimeter of the shaded region.
Answer . .... ... ... . .. . ....... cm [6]

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(b) Find the area of the shaded region.
Answer ..... .... . ......... ... cm 2 [ 4]
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9 Karen runs a business selling sweets and she is designing a container to hold the
sweets.
1,uitio11
W} t
She uses rectangular pieces of cardboard that measure 15 cm by 20 cm_.
The mass of 1 square meter of the cardboard is 180 grams.
20cm
f I--~
f ' '
--:-... - - - - ·---- ----- .... ---------·------ -1---
15 cm ''
''
''
''
''
-~- -- ------ ----- ---- ---- ----------- - _,.__ -
'
'
f
' '
She cuts a square from each corner of the piece of cardboard and then folds the
cardboard to make an open box.
By changing the size of the square she cuts out, Karen can change the volume of
the box.
(a) Find the mass of the box made if Karen cuts a square of 1.5 cm from each
corner.
Answer ...................... g [2]
(b) Given that Karen cuts a square of side x cm from each corner of the
cardboard to form a box with a volume, V = x(l 5 - 2x)(20- 2x) ,
explain why the value of x must be less than 7.5 cm.
Answer
[1]
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(c) Karen wants to make a box with a volume of at least 320 cm 3 while
ensuring that the mass of the box is as small as possible.
By drawing on the next page, the graph of V = x(15-2x)(20-2x) for

0 s x s 6 using a scale of 2 cm to 1 unit on the horizontal axis and 2 cm to
50 units on the vertical axis, find the mass of the box that she will be
making.
Answer ... ................... g [8]
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Bedok View Secondary School
Mathematics Department Marking Scheme
Level & Stream Sec 3E/3N

Year 2022
(Express)
TypeofEum EYE Sut;ject E Math Paper 1
.. ··'•··
No. Working Remarks

1 (a) (i) 5.1219 (5 digits) [Bl]
(ii) 5.1 (2 s.f.) [Bl)
(b) [B2)
- ~:, -o.3, Vo.oo4s, 0.089¼ Deduct [B 1] for
any one error in
the order
[Total: 4m]
2 (a) (3a + 1) 2 -
(3a - 1) 2
= 9a + 6a + 1 - (9a
2
Correct
= 12a [All expansion of
both terms.
P error if did
not put in
bracket which
led to wrong
answer but give
Ml.
(b) 2aq + 4p - Ba - pq
= 2a(q - 4) + p(4- q) [Ml] Factorisation
= 2a(q - 4) - p(q - 4) using grouping
= (2a - p)(q - 4) [Al]
[Total: 4m]
3 Hire purchase price = (0.25 X 480) + 24(22.50)

= $660 [Ml]
. 660-480
Percentage mcrease =
480
x 100 [Ml]
= 37.5% [At]
[Total: 3m]
1
4 4x + 3y = 8 ------ (1)
3x - 4y = 5 ------ (2)
(1) X 3; 12x + 9y = 24 ------ (3) }J;MlJ iti On Accept sub.
method
(2) X 4; 12x - 16y = 20 ------ (4) •
(3)-(4); 25y =4
4
wit .·~~
y = 25 [Al)
Sub y = 2: into (2); 3x - 4 C:) = 5 Accept

16 X = 1.88 &
3x= 5-
25 y = 0.16
22
x =1 [Al]
25
P error if answer
left as improper
fraction.
[Total: 3m]
5 (a)
1[ 4x y2 x¼6]-(3x yr
4 3
= 7[4x4 y 2 xx2 ]-(3)2(x3 ) 2 (y) 2 [Ml-changing ¼6)
=28x6 y2-9x 6 y 2 [Ml-simplifying ( 3x3 yr )
= 19x6 y 2 [Al)
(b) 2 1
9x27J=-
81m
2
32 X 3 3 (3) = 3-4m [Ml] Express all
numbers as a
34 = 3-4m base of 3
-4m=4 Accept
81=81-m [Ml]
m=-1 [Al]
m=-1 (Al]
[Total: 5m]
2
6 length of 105 oxygen atoms

=} 05(60 X} o - ti )(2) [Ml]
= 0.000 000 0126
= 1.26 X 10-8 m [Al]
[Total: 2m]
7 . 20000 X3XS Accept

Bank A: Simple Interest= - -- = 3000 [Ml]
100
comparison of
interest
Total amount= 20000 + 3000 = $23000 [Ml]
2.4 Bank A:
Bank B: A = 20000(1 + 1004
)
20
[Ml] S.I= 3000 [Ml]
= $22541.85 [Ml]
BankB:
Sarah should put her money in Bank d because the total amount As stated on the
will be greater in this bank. [Al-for correct bank & reason] left [Ml, Ml]
Interest
= 22541.85
- 20000
=2541.85
[Ml] FT
FT Al if
conclusion &
reason is correct
based on
incorrect value
above
[Total: 5m]
3
+ 2x + (D
2
8
(a) x2 + 2x - 2 = x2 - 1- (~)2 [Ml]
= (x + 1) 2 - 3 [Al]
(b) Minus P if graph

y is not labelled
Tuition
=x2 t
\V
(-1,-3
[Bl - shape & turning pt]
[Bl - x & y-intercepts]
(c) x = -1 [Bl] No B 1 if x is not

stated
[Total : Sm]
4
9 (a) x-15 7x-4 7 4

- - < -3- x- < 15 - 3x
6 3 -
6(x-15) < 6(7x-4) J (?x- )

4
< 3(15 - 3x)
6 3 3 -
X -15 < 14X - 8 7x - 4 :5 45 - 9x
-13x < 7
7
16x :5 49 Tl l iti
x > - 13
- [Ml} X :5 3 2_
16
[ffl}
■
\Vlt
_.!_
13
<x<
-
3 2-
16
[Al]
0......__ _ _----4__ (Al-closed & Accept double

open dot & nos. an-ows with
- -+ - -- - - - - ; -- - • shading. If no
7
indicated}
shading of
13 overlapping
region, no A 1.
(b) 3 [Bl]
[Total : 5m]
10 (a) 2 756
2 378
3 189
3 63
3 21
7 7
1
756 = 22 X 3 3 X 7 [Bl]
(b) k = 2 X 7 2 = 98 [Bl}
[Total: 2m]
5
11 (a) 29,35
(b) Tn = 6n-1 [B2] Tn=S+(n-1)6

[Bl] only
(c) 6n-1 = 119 Accept

6n = 120 }(B2] expansion of
n = 20 terms to 20th
Tuition
Yes, 119 is a term in the sequenc,; b ~ e n is an integer
term
value. Wl t ·t · Conclusion must

be indicated to
~ I
,' be awarded B2,
otherwise P
error.
No FT mark
from (b)
[Total: 5m]
12 Misleading: Accept other

Appears as if the number of students in 2021 is double from that in reasonable
2017. [Bl] answers
Improvement:
Vertical axis to start from 0. [Bl]
[Total: 2m]
13 Price of 1 gallon in Singapore (in S$) Accept

= 2.87 X 3.785 comparison
= 10.86295 [Ml] based on US$
Price of 1 gallon in Los Angeles (in S$)

= 8.57 X 1.39
= 11.9123 [Ml]
Petrol is cheaper in Singa11ore. [Al]
[Total: 3m]
6
14 (a) Let the diameter of the smaller tumbler by d.
28 9.8
[Ml]
20 d
d = 7 cm [Al]
(b) Let the capacity of the large t

•
V = 960.4 ml (exact) [Al] S error if answer

corrected to 3
s.f.
[Total : 4m]
15 15x 2 + 8 = 22x
1Sx 2 - 22x + 8 = 0
(Sx - 4)(3x - 2) = O [Ml]
4 2
x == - or - [Al-for both answers]
5 3
[Total: 2m]
16 (a) AC 2 = 5 2 + 12 2
AC= 13 [Ml]
sinLACB=-2__ [Al]
13
(b) 12 Accept - 0.923

cos LA CD= -cos LA CB = - - [Bl] if found value of
13
angle first (* this
is not a
recommended
method)
[Total: 3m]
7
17 depth [Bl-for each

section correctly
drawn]
0 time
[Total : 3m]
18 (a) 1: 50 000
1 cm: 0.5 km
8
Length on map= -0.5 = 16 cm [Bl]
(b) 1 cm2 : 0.25 km2 [Ml]
Actual area= 0.25 x 14

= 3.5 km2 [Al]
[Total: 3m]
8
19 (a) Refer to the diagram on the next page. [Bl-if any one
of the points is
[Bl-all lengths and angles correctly drawn with vertices drawn wrongly1
indicated accordingly]
(b) [Bl-perpendicular bisector of AB]

[Bl-angle bisector of DAB]
[Bl-point M marked based on intersection between the two
bisectors]
(c) 60 (±1) [Bl} No {Bl] if (b)

was wrong.
[Total: 6m]
9
I
1
20 3 units ------ 15
13
13 units ----- -3 x 15 [Ml]
= $65 [Al]
[Total: 2m]
21 Let the angle be x.
sin x = 0.5859
X = 35.866, 144.134
X = 35.9°, 144.1° [Bl, Bl]
[Total: 2m]
22 ITotal amount= (18 x 5) x 1.1 x 1.07 [Ml]

I = $105.93 (exact value) [Al]
[Total: 2m]
23 (a) Portion that can be m of carrots

2900
=--
350
= 8.2857 [Ml]
Maximum number of people= 8 x 2 = 16 [Al]
(b) Quantity of vegetable stock needed for 8 portions FT marks based

= 500 X 8 on value from
= 4000 ml [Ml] (a)
4000
Number of packets needed= - (Ml)
090
= 4.494
= 5 [Al]
[Total: Sm]
10
15
19 Tom wants to construct a scale drawing of quadrilateral ABCD where AB= 75 m,

BC = 46 m, AD = 52 m, LABC = 120° and LBAD = 98° .
(a) Given that he uses a scale of 1 cm to represent 10 rn, construct quadrilateral

ABCD in the space below.
Answer (a) and (b)
•
10n
A- 8
[2]
(b) The point Min quadrilateral ABCD is such that it is equidistant from A and
B and equidistant from AB and AD. By drawing appropriate bisectors, find
and label point M. [3]
(c) Hence, find the actual distance from M to C.
c.o
Answer ..... ......... .. .. . m [l]
[Turn over
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Level & Stream Sec 3E/3N

2022
Ex ress
EYE Subject E Maths Paper 2
No.
1 (a) (i) 1
U = 15(10)(3.6) +-(15)(4.8
2
(ii) 1 2
U=mgh+-mv
2
1 2
-mv = U-mgh [Ml]
2
v2 = 2(U -mgh) [Ml]

m
No Al if± is
nnssmg
(b) 8ax-20a
4x2 +Sx-45
= _ 4a(2x-5)
___;_ ___;_ [Ml, Ml - each factorisation}
(2x - 5)(2x + 9)
=~ [Al]
2x+9
1
(c) (i) 4 3 4(2x- 7)- 3(2x + 7) Combine into a

- - - --= (Ml] single fraction
2x+7 2x-7 (2x + 7)(2x - 7)
8x-28-6x-21
= -- - --
(2x + 7)(2x - 7J..r,
= 2x-49 · 1 yjtio ."1
(2x + 7)(2x- 7)
(ii) 2x-49 =l
w
(2x+ 7)(2x-7)
2x-49 = 4x2 -49 [Ml}

4x 2 -2x=0
2x(2x-1) = 0 [Ml-factorisation] Accept general
formula method
1
x = 0 or - [Al-both answers]
2
[Total : 12m]
2
2 (a) .
Time taken = -508 hours [Bl]
X
(b) . 127 38[ 508 5

Actual tune taken =(-+--)hours [81) Accept - --
x x+IO x 4
(c) 508 127 381 5 Variation of

- = - + - - + - [Ml-form
x x x+lO 4 equation is
acceptable but
508 127 381 5 units must all be
- - - = -- +-
x x x+lO 4 in hours
381 381(4)+5(x+10)
- = [Ml] Express both
X 4(x+ 10) sides as single
fraction
381 1524+5x+50
=
X 4x+40
1524x+ 15240 = 1574x+ 5x2
5x2 + 50x-15240 = 0
x + lOx-3048 = 0 (shown)
2
[Al] P error if shown
is not written
(d) x 2 + lOx-3048 = 0
-10± ✓(10) 2 -4(1)(-3048)

x= - - ~- -- - - [Ml]
2(1)
X = 50.434, -60.434
x = 50.4,-60.4 (3 s.f.) [Al] P error if -60.4
1s reJ.
(e) Actual time taken

127 381
=- - + - -- [Ml-sub of correct value of xJ FT S error if sub in
50.43 50.43 + 10 50.4. Accept 8
= 8.823 hrs 50 mins
because of sub
= 8 hrs 49 mins [Ml-convert to hrs & mins/minsJ of. 50.4
Time he arrived in Osaka = 1634 [Al] Accept 4.34 pm
[Total: 10m]
3
I
3 (a) 60 52
=
sinLABP sin55°
[Ml]
sin LABP = 0.94517

LABP = 70.939 [Ml]
Since LABP is obtuse,
LABP = 180- 70.939 = 109.1° (1 d.p.)(shown) (Al)
(b) Since M.BC is isosceles , Accept use of sine rule

[M2]
BC 52
- - - - - --
sin38.122 sin 70.939
BC =33.9637
BC= 34.0 km (3 s.£) [Al]
(c) Length of time that the light is visib e to the ship is

when the ship is travelling along BC.
Length of time
dist
speed
33.9637
=- -- [Ml] FT from part (b)
70
= 0.4851 hrs
= 29.11
= 29 mins [Al)
[Total: 8m]
4
4 (i) (a) L.ACB = LCDA (given) } P error if geom.

[Ml-both statements] property is not
LCAB = LDCA (alt.Ls) stated
n, • •
MBC is similar to ~cJ ellttJJJy}1 No Al if test
[Al-test used] wit used is not

stated.
(b) AC AB
- =-
CD CA
AC 27
- =- [Ml]
12 CA
AC2 = 27(1 2)
AC= 18 cm [Al]
(ii) L.ABE = L CDE (alt.Ls)(A) } P error if geom.

property is not
LAEB = LCED (vert. opp Ls)(A) [Ml-all statements] stated
AB= CD (given)(S)
MBE and ~CDE are congruent (AAS)(shown) P error if shown

is not written
[Al-test used]
[Total: 6m]
5
5 (a) QS 2 =25 2 + 402 [Ml]

QS=47.169
QS =47.2 m (3 s.f.) [Al)
(b) 12
tanL.TPQ=- [Ml)
40
LTPQ = 16.699
LTPQ =16.7° (1 d.p.) [Al]
(c) TS 2 =12 2 +47.1692 [Ml] FT from part (a)
TS =48.671 If 47.2 is used, S

TS= 48.7 m (3 s.f.) [Al] T . 1
error.
u1t10-n
(d) Accept
. / 12
SlilLX=--
48.671
FT from part (a)

or (c) depending
Lx= 14.273 on ratio used
Lx = 14.3° (1 d.p.) [Al] If 47.2 is used,

another S error.
[Total: 8m]
6
6 (a) grad. of AC= 3 -(-2) =2_=-1 [Ml]

-4-1 -5
y =-x+c
Sub (-4,3); 3 =-(-4)+c Accept sub of

(1,-2)
C =-1
:. y =-x-1 [Al]
(b) length of AB= .j(2 -1) 2 + (1- (-2)) 2 = ✓10 [Ml] Ml for first use
of length
formula
length of BC= ✓(-4- 2) 2 + (3-1)2 = ✓40
lengthofAC= ✓(-4-1) 2 +(3-(-2)) 2 = ✓

50
Since AB2 + BC 2 =10 + 40 = 50 = AC2 , [Ml] Accept use of

length and then
:. by the converse of Pythagoras' Theorem, trigo ratio to
MBC is a right-angled 11. [Al] obtain angle
=90°
(c) Area of MBC = J._(✓10)(J°4o) =

2
(d) Let the perpendicular distance be h.
_!_(✓SO)(h) = 10 [Ml]
2
h = 2.8284
h = 2.83 units (3 s.f.) [Al]
[Total : 8m]
7
7 00 5
acceleration in 3rd second = - = 1 cm/s 2 [Bl}
5
(b) 6
deceleration =- = 1.5 [Ml)
4
speed in 11 th second =6-1(1.5) =4.5 cm/s [Al}
(c) The ant is slowing down. [Bl) Accept

reasonable
alternatives
(d) Total distance travelled

1 1 , I Ml-area of 2 ~s,
= 2(5)(5) +2(5 +6)(5)+2(
Ml-area of
trapezium
=52 cm
52
Average speed = - = 3.7142 = 3.71 cm/s (3 s.f.) [Al]
14
[Total: 7m]
8
8 (a) 7r
LBOC = 0.6+-= 2.1707
2
sin 0.6 = OB [Ml]

10
0B=5.6464
arc length BC= 5.6464(2.1707) [Ml] FT
Ttl iti O 11
12 256
= .
arc length QC= 0.6(10 + 5.6464). ~~FT
=9.3878 Wl ~ti~~
.Cft~J-~
PB
cos0.6 = - [Ml]
~~
10
PB =8.2533
BQ = (10+5.6464) - 8.2533 [Ml] FT

= 7.3931
per. of shaded region= BQ + arc length BC+ arc length QC

= 7.3931+12.256+9.3878
= 29.0369
= 29.0 cm [Al]
(b) Area of shaded region

= Area sector PQC - Area sector OBC - Area MEO
= _!:_ (15.6464)2(0.6) -_!_(5.6464)2 (2.l 707)-J~(10)(8.2533)sin 0.6 [M3-Ml for

2 2 •?. each area]
= 73.4429-34.6029- 23.3008 FT
= 15.5392
= 15.5 cm 2 [Al]
[Total: 10m]
9
9 (a) Total area= 15(20)-4(1 .SXl .5) [Ml]

2
=291 cm l
2
= 0.0291 m
Mass =0.029lxl80=5.238 g (exact) [Al]
(b) Accept other

Since V = x(l 5 - 2x)(20 - 2x) , the sides of the two squares
reasonable
that are cut out cannot be more than 15 cm (from the shorter explanation
side), therefore x = 7.5 but since x cannot be equal to 7.5,

otherwise the box will not exist, x has to be less than 7.5
[Bl]
10
(c)
0 3 4 5 6 M2-all correct
0 378 336 250 144 values
[M2-table of values] Ml-if 1 value is
incorrect
V No M mark if2
or more values
are wrong
P error if graph
is not labelled
[Ml-axes drawn according to scale]

[Ml-points plotted correctly]
[Ml-smooth curve drawn]
(refer to next page for detailed drawing ofgraph)
Draw line V = 320 [Ml]

From the graph, x = 4.2 ( ± 0.1) N.B. x = 1.6 will
not give min
Area=l5(20)-4x 2 = 300-4(4.2)2 =229.44 cm 2 [Ml] mass.
Min. mass= ·! x180 = 4.1292 = 4.13 g

229 4
100
[Al] Range for area
from 226.04 to
232.76
Range for mass
from 4.07 to
4.19 g
[Total: llm]
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BEDOK VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL

END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATION 2022

Candidates answer on the Question Paper.

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Answer all questions.

This document consists of 17 printed pages.

Total amount= P(l + _r_)n

Surface area of a sphere = 4m- 2

Area of triangle ABC= _!_ ab sin C

Arc length = r0, where 0 is in radians

Sector area= _!_ r 2 0 , where 0 is in radians

(a) (i) Calculate

Answer .. . .... .. ........................ [I]

Answer ....... ... ........ .............. . [1]

(b) Write the following numbers in ascending order.

Answer ..... .. . .... , ............... , ................ , . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . [2]

2 (a) Simplify (3a + 1)2 -(3a -1) 2 •

Answer ..... ... .............. .. ... ... ... [2]

(b) Factorise 2aq+4p-8a- pq completely.

Answer ..... ............................ [2]

3 The cash price of a coffee machine is $480.

A nswer ... .. ... .... . ..... % [3]

4 Solve the simultaneous equations.

A nswer x = . . .. . . . ... , y = . . . .. . . . . . . . . [3]

Answer ........................... [3]

Answer m = ................... ... [2]

6 The radius of an oxygen atom is approximately 60 picometres.

Answer ............................ m [2]

Answer .. ............................... [2]

Answer .... .... ... ...... ..... .... ... .. .. [l]

Answer ... ..... ... .. ..... ... ....... .. ... [1]

10 (a) Express 756 as a product of its prime factors.

Answer ....................... .. ........ [l]

Answer k = ......... ... [1]

11 The first four terms of a sequence are 5, 11, 17 and 23.

(a) Write down the next two terms in the sequence.

(b) Find an expression for the nth term of the sequence.

Answer ... ........... . ... ............... [2]

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Misleading feature: ......... ........................................ ....... . ................ .

13 In Singapore, Jessica pays $2.87 for one litre of petrol.

Given 1 US dollar = 1.39 Singapore dollars and 1 galloon = 3.785 litres, is

Show your calculations clearly.

Petrol is cheaper in ........................... . [3]

14 A water tumbler, which is in the shape of a cylinder, has a height of 20 cm and a

A geometrically similar water tumbler has a height of 28 cm and a base diameter

(a) Find the base diameter of the smaller tumbler.

Answer ................... cm [2]

(b) Find the capacity of the larger tumbler.

Answer .. ..... ... ...... . .. ml [2]

15 Solve 15x2 + 8 = 22x.

Answer x = ............ or . . . . . . . . .. . . . . [2]

16 MBC is a right-angled triangle. The line BC is produced to point D.

Write down the value of

(a) sin LACB ,

Answer ..................... [2]

(b) cos L.ACD.

Answer . .. ........... ....... [1]

17 Water is poured into the container below at a constant rate.

18 A map has a scale of 1 : 50 000.