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HKCEE 1990
Mathematics II
90 (a2n)3 = A. f(1)
1. B. f(n)
C. n
A. a6n 2
B. a8n D. 1
C. a 2n
3
E. n
D. a 6n
3
E. 3 90 1
a 8n 5. If 2 = 10p, 3 = 10q, express log in
6
terms of p and q.
90 x− y
2. 1−
x+ y A. −p − q
=
x+ y B. 1
1−
x− y pq
C. 1
A. y−x
p+q
x+ y
D. pq
B. x− y E. p+q
x+ y
C. x 90 Let a > b > 0. If a and b are
6. respectively the 1st and 2nd terms of a
y
geometric progression, the sum to
D. x+y infinity of the progression is
E. x−y
A. 1
90 ab + 1 a−b
3. If x = , then b =
a−b B. a
1− b
A. ax −1 C. ab
a+x
b−a
B. ax −1 D. a2
a−x
C. 1 − ax a+b
E. a2
a+x
D. 1 − ax a−b
a+x 90 a3 + 8a−3 =
E. ax + 1 7.
a−x
A. 2 2 4
90 1 (a − )(a + 2 + 2 )
If f(n) = n(n − 1), then a a
4. 2 B. 1 1
f(n + 1) − f(n) = (a − )(a2 + 1 + )
2a 4a 2
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C. 1 1 1 In the figure, the circular cylinder and
(a + )(a2 − + ) the circular cone have the same height.
2a 2 4a 2
D. 2 2 4 The radius of the base of the cylinder is
(a + )(a − 4 + ) twice that of the cone. If the volume of
a a2 the cone is 20 cm3, what is the volume
E. 2 4 of the cylinder?
(a + )(a2 − 2 + )
a a2
A. 40 cm3
90 If p and q are the roots of the equation B. 80 cm3
8. x2 − x + 3 = 0, then (2p − 2)(2q − 2) = C. 120 cm3
D. 240 cm3
A. 1 E. 300 cm3
32
B. 1 90 The length, width and height of a
12. cuboid are in the ratios 3 : 2 : 1. If the
8 total surface area of the cuboid is 88
C. 1 cm2, find its volume.
2
D. 8 A. 6 cm3
E. 32 B. 48 cm3
C. 48 2 cm3
90 If a : b = 3 : 4 and b : c = 2 : 5, then D. 96 2 cm3
9. a2 : c2 =
E. 384 cm3
A. 3 : 10
90
B. 9 : 25
13.
C. 9 : 100
D. 36 : 25
E. 36 : 100
A. 1463
B. 3417 In the figure, there are nine circles, each
C. 7317 of radius 1. Find the shaded area.
D. 8315
E. 20 787 A. 9 − 9π
B. 36 − 9π
90 C. 40 − 9π
11. D. 10 − 10π
E. 40 − 10π
A. 10 201
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B. 12 400 E. 2
C. 12 544 −
5
D. 12 697
E. 151 786 90 V
19.
90 If a flat is sold for $720 000, the gain is
15. 20%. Find the percentage loss if the
flat is sold for $540 000. D C
A. 5% H
B. 1
6 % A B
4
C. 10% The figure shows a right pyramid with a
D. 1 square base. VAB, VBC, VCD and
11 %
9 VDA are equilateral triangles. Find
E. 1 sin ∠VAH.
33 %
3
A. 1
90 sin(180 + θ ) + sin(θ − 90 ) =
o o
2
16. B. 1
4
A. sin θ + cos θ
C. 1
B. sin θ − cos θ
2
C. cos θ − sin θ
D. 1
D. −cos θ − sin θ
E. 2sin θ 3
E. 3
90 If 0 ≤ x < 360 , which of the following
o o
2
17. equations has only one root?
90 P
A. sin x = 0 20.
B. 1
sin x = A 48 o
2 T Q
C. sin x = 2
D. cos x = 0 B
E. cos x = −1
90 4
18. If tan θ = − and θ lies in the second
3
quadrant, then sin θ − 2 cos θ = C
A. 2
B. In the figure, TQ is the tangent to the
−2
tangent to the circle at A. If arc AC =
C. 11
arc BC and ∠PAQ = 48o, then ∠QAC =
5
D. 2 A. 42o
5 B. 48o
C. 66o
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D. 71o 90 A
E. 84o 23.
90
21. B E
R
O o F
44
M
Q C D
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90 There are 7 bags, 3 of which are empty 90 y
26. and the remaining 4 each contains a 29.
ball. An additional ball is now put into l3 l2
one of the bags at random. After that a l4 l1
bag is randomly selected. Find the
probability of selecting an empty bag.
x
A. 2 O
7
B. 3
7
C. 6 In the figure, the slopes of the straight
49 lines l1, l2, l3, and l4 are m1, m2, m3, m4
D. 12 respectively. Which of the following is
true?
49
E. 18 A. m1 > m2 > m3 > m4
49 B. m2 > m1 > m3 > m4
C. m1 > m2 > m4 > m3
90 ABCD is a line segment. AB : BC : CD D. m2 > m1 > m4 > m3
27. = 3 : 2 : 1. If A = (4, 5), D = (10, 11), E. m4 > m3 > m2 > m1
find C.
90 y
A. (5, 6) 30.
B. (6, 7)
C. (7, 8)
D. (8, 9)
E. (9, 10) (4, 5)
90 x y
28. If the line y = mx + b and a + b = 1 are
perpendicular, find m.
x
A. a O
b
B. In the figure, a circle cuts the x-axis at
b
tow points 6 units apart. If the circle
a has centre (4, 5), then its equation is
C. ab
D. a A. (x − 4)2 + (y − 5)2 = 25
−
b B. (x − 4)2 + (y − 5)2 = 34
E. b C. (x − 4)2 + (y − 5)2 = 52
−
a D. (x + 4)2 + (y + 5)2 = 34
E. (x + 4)2 + (y + 5)2 = 25
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90 y B. 1
31. 5 −1
C. 1+ 5
x D. 1− 5
O
E. −1 + 5
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B. 3 3
90 Let a, x1, x2, b and a, y1, y2, y3, b be two 4π −
2
38. x2 − x1
arithmetic progressions. = C. 2π − 3
y3 − y2
D. 3 3
2π −
A. 3 2
E. 2π − 3 3
4
B. 3
4 90
C. 1 41.
D. 4
5
E. 5
4
Three equal circles of radii 1 touch each
90 C other as shown in the figure.
39.
A. π
1−
2
5 6 B. π
3 −
5 5 2
A M B C. π
2 3 −
2
D. π
3 −
In the figure, AM = MB = MC = 5 and 6
BC = 6. The area of triangle ABC = E. π
2 3 −
6
A. 12
B. 16 90 If A is 30% greater than B and B is 30%
C. 24 42. less than C, then
D. 30
E. 48 A. A is 9% less than C
B. C is 9% less than A
90 C. A=C
40. D. A is 9% greater than C
E. C is 9% greater than A
A. 4π − 3 3
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A. y 90 If sin θ and cos θ are the roots of the
44. equation x2 + k = 0, then k =
A. −1
B. 1
−
2
C. 1
−
x 4
O
D. 1
B. y 4
E. 1
2
90 y
45.
x
O
C. y x
O
90 A D
46.
3
o
60
x B 4 C
O
In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram.
BD =
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A. 1
A. 5 2
B. 7 B. 1
C. 13 C. 2
D. 27 D. 3
E. 37 E. 2
90 NORTH 90 E D
H
47. 49. o
120
C
A A
o
30
B C
30 o B
A B
C
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D. 114o 90 A
E. 132o 53.
90
51.
C B
D
E
E
D
B F C
A
In the figure AB, AC and BC are three
tangents touching the circle at D, E and
In the figure, TA and TB are tangents to F respectively. If AC = 24, BC = 18
the circle ABC. If TA ⊥ TB and and ∠ACB = 90o, find the radius of the
circle.
BD ⊥ AC, find ∠CBD.
A. 3
A. 30o
B. 4
B. 40o
C. 5
C. 45o
D. 6
D. 50o
E. 7
E. 60o
90 R
90 A 54.
52. S
E
Q
F
C D B
U T
In the figure, if CD = CF, CE = BE and
DA = DB, then ∠C = P
A. All of them
B. None of them
C. I and II only
D. I and III only
E. II and III only
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