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5 marks scheme for add maths paper 2 trial spm
1. 1
SPM TRIAL EXAM 2010
MARK SCHEME ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS PAPER 2
SECTION A (40 MARKS)
No. Mark Scheme Total
Marks
1 x = 1− 2y P1
2(1 − 2 y ) + y + (1 − 2 y )( y ) = 5
2 2
K1
7y2 − 7y − 3 = 0
− ( − 7) ± ( − 7 ) 2 − 4( 7 )( − 3)
y= K1
2( 7 )
y = 1.324 , − 0.324
N1
x = −1.648 , 1.648
N1
OR
1− x
y=
2
P1
1− x 1− x
2x 2 + + x =5
2 2 K1
7 x 2 − 19 = 0
− ( 0) ± ( 0) 2 − 4( 7 )( − 19)
x=
2( 7 )
K1
x = −1.648 , 1.648
N1
y = 1.324 , − 0.324
N1
5
2. 2
2 (a)
f ( x ) = −( x 2 − 4 x − 21)
K1
2
−4 −4
2
= − x 2 − 4 x + − − 21
2 2
N1
= −( x − 2) + 25
2
(b) Max Value = 25 N1
(c) f ( x)
25 (2,25)
21
x
-3 2 7
Shape graph N1
Max point N1
f ( x ) intercept or point (0,21) N1
d) f ( x ) = ( x − 2) 2 − 25 N1
7
3 1 1
a) List of Areas ; xy, xy, xy K1
4 16
1
T2 ÷ T1 = T3 ÷ T2 =
4
1
This is Geometric Progression and r = N1
4
n −1
1 25
b) 12800 × =
4 512
3. 3
1
n −1
1 K1
=
4 262144
n −1 9
1 1
=
4 4
n −1 = 9 K1
n = 10
12800 N1
S∞ =
(c) 1
1−
4 K1
2 N1
= 17066 cm 2
3
7
4 a)
4 cos 2 − 1 − 1 K1
4 cos 2 − 2
2( 2 cos 2 − 1)
N1
2 cos 2θ
b) i)
2
1
π 2π
-1
-2
P1
- shape of cos graph P1
- amplitude (max = 2 and min = -2) P1
- 2 periodic/cycle in 0 ≤ θ ≤ 2π
θ K1
b) ii) y = 1 − (equation of straight line)
π
Number of solution = 4 (without any mistake done) N1
7
4. 4
5 a)
Score 0–9 10 – 19 20 – 29 30 – 39 40 – 49
Number 3 4 9 9 10 N1
1
( 35) − 7
4
b) Q1 = 19.5 + 10 P1
9
K1
= 21.44
3
( 35) − 25
Q3 = 39.5 + 4 10
10 K1
= 40.75
Interquatile range
= 40.75 − 21.44 K1
= 19.31
N1
6
6 (a) OQ = OA + AQ K1
OQ = (1 − m ) a + m b N1
~ ~
(b) (
PO + OQ = n PO + OR ) K1
4
OQ = (1 − n ) a + 3n b N1
5 ~ ~
(c)
4 4 K1
(i) − n = 1 − m or 3n = m
5 5
3 1
m= ,n= N1
11 11 N1
8 3 N1
(ii) OQ = a+ b
11 ~ 11 ~
8
5. 5
7 2
(a)(i) Area = ∫ ( 2 y − y ) dy
2
K1
0
2
y3
= y2 −
3 0
4 2 N1
= unit
3
1 2
(ii) Area region P = ∫ y dy + ∫ ( 2 y − y ) dy
2
K1
0 1
2
1 y3
= × 1× 1 + y 2 − K1
2 3 1
7 2 N1
= unit
6
4 7 1 2
(b) Area region Q = − = unit
3 6 6 K1
7 1
= :
6 6
N1
=7:1
1
(c) Volume = π ∫ ( 2 y − y ) dy
2 2
0 K1
1
4 y3 y5
=π − y4 + K1
3 5 0
8
= π unit
3
15 N1
10
8 x 0.000 0.707 1.000 1.414 1.732 N1
1
log10 y 1.000 1.330 1.477 1.672 1.826 N1
P1
(a) P1
P1
P1
Using the correct, uniform scale and axes
All points plotted correctly
6. 6
Line of best fit K1
N1
1
(b) log10 y = x log10 p + log10 k K1
3
(i) use ∗ c = log10 k N1
k = 10.0
1.83 − 1.0 1
(ii) use * m = = 0.47977 = log10 p
1.73 − 0 3
p = 27.5
10
9
1 K1
(a) ∠COD = 2 π
6
1 N1
= π = 1.047 rad
3
1 20 K1
(b) (i) Arc ABC = 10 π − π or = π
3 3
1 K1
Length AC = 202 − 102 or 20 cos π rad
6
20 1 N1
Perimeter = π + 20 cos π = 38.267cm
3 6
(ii) Area of shaded region =
1
2
( ) 2
3
2
102 π − sin π
3
K1
= 61.432cm2
N1
1
(c) ∠CDE = ∠CAD = π rad ( alternate segments ) K1
6
Area =
1
2
( ) 1
102 π
6
K1
N1
= 26.183cm2
7. 7
10
10 (a) T ( 4, 2 ) P1
6+ x 6+ y
= 4, =2 K1
2 2
S ( 2, −2 ) N1
(b) y − 2 = 2 ( x − 4 ) K1 K1
y = 2x − 6 N1
3 x + 24 3 y + 24 K1
(c) = 2 or = −2
7 7
10 38 N1
U − ,−
3 3
K1
( x − 2) + ( y + 2) = 2 ( x − 4) + ( y − 2)
2 2 2 2
(d)
N1
3 x 2 + 3 y 2 − 28 x − 20 y + 72 = 0
10
11 (a) (i) P ( X = 0 ) = C0 (0.6) (0.4) or P ( X = 1) = C1 (0.6) (0.4) K1
10 0 10 10 1 9
P ( X ≥ 2) = 1 − [ P ( X = 0) + P ( X = 1) ]
10 0 10 10 1 9
= 1 ─ C0 (0.6) (0.4) ─ C1 (0.6) (0.4) K1
= 0.9983 N1
2
(ii) 800 × K1
5
N1
= 320
(b)(i) P ( −0.417 ≤ z ≤ 1.25 ) K1
=1 − 0.3383 − 0.1057
= 0.556 N1
(ii) P ( X > t ) = 0.7977
Z = −0.833 P1
8. 8
t − 4.5 K1
−0.833 =
1.2
t = 3.5004 N1
10
Sub Total
No Mark Scheme
Marks Mark
12a i) 1 K1 3
(14) (5) sin θ = 21
2
θ = 36.87° or 36° 52 '
∠ BAC = 180° − 36.87° K1
= 143.13° or 143° 8'
N1
ii) BC 2 = 142 + 52 − 2(14)(5) cos 143.13° K1 2
BC 2 = 333
BC = 18.25 cm N1
iii) sin θ sin 143.13° K1 2
=
5 18.25
θ = 9.46° or 9° 28' N1
b i) A'
14 cm N1 1
5 cm
B' C'
ii) ∠ ACB = 180° − 143.13° − 9.46° K1 2
= 27.41°
∠ A ' C ' B ' = 180° − 27.41°
= 152.59° or 152° 35' N1 10
9. 9
Sub Total
No Mark Scheme
Marks Mark
13 a) 4.55 n 3
m= × 100 or × 100 = 112 K1
3.50 4
m = 130 n = RM 4.48 N1 N1
b) 110(70) + * 130( x) + 120( x + 1) + 112(2) K1 2
= 116.5
7 + x + x +1+ 2
x=3 N1
c i) See 140 P1 3
x (116.5)
= 140 K1
100
x = 120.17 / 120.2 N1
ii) x K1 2
× 100 = 140
25
x = RM 35 N1 10
10. 10
Sub Total
No Mark Scheme
Marks Mark
15 a) v 0 = − 30 ms −1 N1 1
b) − 3t 2 + 21t − 30 > 0 K1 2
( t − 5)( t − 2 ) < 0
2<t<5 N1
c) a = − 6t + 21 K1 3
a 5 = − 6(5) + 21 K1
a 5 = − 9 ms − 2 N1
d) − 3t 3 21t 2 K1 4
S = + − 30t
3 2
21t 2
S = − t3 + − 30t
2
21(3) 2 K1
S 3 = − (3) +
3
− 30(3) = − 22.5 or
2
21(5) 2
S 5 = − (5)3 + − 30(5) = −12.5
2
Total distance = − 22.5 + (− 22.5) − ( −12.5) K1
= 32.5 m N1 10
11. 11
Answer for question 14
(a) I
I. N1
y I
II. N1
I
III.
N1
(b) Refer to the graph,
1 graph correct K1
3 graphs correct N1
90 Correct area N1
(
(c) i)
N1
80 ii) k = 10x + 20y
max point ( 20,50 ) N1
70 Max fees = 10(20) + 20(50)
K1
= RM 1,200
(20,50) N1
10
60
50
40
30
20
100 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 x
12. 12
log10 y Answer for question 8
2.0
1.9
X
1.8
1.7
X
1.6
1.5
X
1.4
X
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.0 X 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8
0
x