Si emeeact fae sieedrest cope 01254010 roulla dagaiitons © FORM TP 2012036 : MAY/JUNE 2012 CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL SECONDARY EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS, Paper 01 — General Proficiency 90 minutes 12 JUNE 2012 ( READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. 1. This test consists of 45 items. You will have 90 minutes to answer them. 2. Inaddition to this test booklet, you should have an answer sheet. 3. Each item in this test has four suggested answers lettered (A), (B), (C), (D). Read each item you are about to answer and decide which choice is best. 4. ‘On your answer sheet, find the number which corresponds to your item and shade the space having the same letter as the answer you have chosen. Look at the sample item below. ‘Sample Item 2 1 47 e]—] = «s-(¢) (A) Sample Answer (By) 4 o + ®0e@0 ‘The best answer to this item is “4, so answer space (C) has been shaded. 5. If you want to change your answer, erase it completely before you fill in your new choi 6. When you are told to begin, turn the page and work as quickly and as carefully as you can. If you cannot answer an item, omit it and go on to the next one. Your score will be the total number of correct answers. 7. You may use silent non programable calculations to answer the items. DO NOT TURN THIS PAGE UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO. Copyright © 2010 Caribbean Examinations Council All rights reserved.The expression x — 2 is a factor of (A) 4xt-2¢ -56 (BR) 48 +2xe-16 (C) Ww +2x?- 4x -8 (D) 3xt- 108-58 +4 The expression ab + 3c — 3b ~ ac is equal to (A) (@+3) (8) (B) (a+3) (b-c) (©) (a-3) (b+) (D) (a-3) (b-c) Which of the following graphs BEST represents f(x) =x(1—x)? “ : i" / BS f © \ 7 | % ©) 7 ih The number of visas, V(x), issued ‘by an embassy annually is given by V(x) =7°—42x +72. The LEAST number of visas issued in a particular year, x, is @ 6 @) 9 © 42 ©) 72 The roots of the equation 5x? + 6x-2=0 are (A) not real and not distinct (B) not real and not equal (©) realand distinct (D) __ real and equal The set of values of x for which Sx+7>10x~ 13 is (A) x<-4 ®) x>-4 © x<4 (D) x>4 The range of values of x for which Sx+6Sx' is (A) {x:-3sx<-2} @B) fe:xs-ufe:x26} (CE) {x:x2-1puferx26} (D) {x:-1sx<6} GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGEIf fx) = 3x~ 4 and fe(x) =x, then g(x) is uu. “A function fis defined by f:x—> 2x—1. The function /? is defined as (A) 3x4 (A) ftrx art 4r+1 (BR) rx 2x-1 @) = © firxv4r+l (D) tL 4c-3 (©) 3-4 nae @) 4-3 12, 43x27" is equal to The tables below show the ordered pairs @ 3F for two functions fand g. @® 3" x TovTif2[3 [4 qs © erm if [71s [32 [als ©) 3 x Q 1 2 3 4 5 ee | ees oe oa |e 13. (8+/5)(2- V3) can be expressed as @) ale i 4 3 2 @ les ‘The vah f g' [K3)] is value of 130) (@) 21-65 1 “oy (© +6v5 (B) 2 oO 5 (D) +105 @) 7 14, The value of 2? where z= 5 +1og,3 is A function h is defined by A: x > Sx+2. Expressed in terms of a, h (2a +3) is (A) 10a+15 (B) 2a+15 (C) 10a+17 (@) Sa+i7 (A) log, 96 @) 2 (©) 96 @ 2% GN ON TA Tur aInVT nae15. 16. 17. ‘The expression Y5=! when simplifiedis 1% equal to +5 1 @) 5(3-¥5) 1 () 3s -3) 1 © 5(v5-3) 1 © 33-8) ifies to 20. (Ce 2 ® Ww © + 4 © 4 ae 2. Ina geometric progression, each of whose terms is positive, the fifth term is 45 and the seventh term is 5. The SIXTH term is (A) 9 (B) 15 (c) 25 @) 40 22. The sum of the ODD integers between 10 and 50 is a) 60 (@) 600 © 630 (@) 1960 The first four terms of a convergent geometric progression (GP)isgiven by 500, 200, 80, 32. The sum to infinity of this GP is (A) 200 300 8 > © 300 2500 Cr ‘A long-distance ruaner runs the first kilometre of race in 3 minutes 45 seconds butfinds thathis speed dropssteadily sothat each kilometre takes him 12 seconds more than the preceding one. The time taken to cover the first 12 kilometres is (A) 58 mins 12 secs (B) 31 mins 48 secs (C) 9 mins 18 secs (D) 63 mins 36 secs The lines 7x - 4y + 25 =0 and 3x—y—5 =0 intersect at the point P, where (A) P(5, 10) (B) -P(-1,8) (© P¢9,-32) ©) P(@,22) The line through the points P(k, 2) and Q(6, 8) is parallel to the line with equation 3r+y—21=0. The value of k is (A) (B) © (D) 2 Rone GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE23. 25, The point (2,3) is atoneend ofadiameter 26. of the circle whose equation is 49-10 294120, The coordinates of the other end of the diameter are (A) €-12,-5) (B) (12,-1) () @,-1) @) (8,-5) The vector a is given as Si+ 12). A unit vector parallel to a is (A) Si + 36j (B) 195i + 468) 21. 1 C) + (t+ 12; ©) B ¢ i) 3 © Beir — (-) = (4 Given that a1-( 1) and a ) 25, a The position vectors ofAand Brelativetoan origin O are (2) and ie ) respectively. The acute angle AOB is given by (1 ) (eee (He u A \ @) oe (zs) © oe"( =i } 290 @) cos (=) 2 ees . sin = 75 and Q is obtuse, then tan 0= 12 ay 2 ey 13 (B) = 12 oO + oO F 12 p 2 o > cos (A+B) + cos (A-B) = the vector AB= » (4) 13 © (39) 2) 28, © ( 20 © (35) (A) 2cosA (B) 2cosA+2c0sB (©) cos*Acos*B (D) 2cosAcos B GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE29. 30. ‘The graph of y= sin 2x is 31. y we 32. © », 1 33. a ™ mg * 4 ‘34. The SMALLEST positive angle for which the equation sin @ — cos @ = 0 for @ <0<2r, is (A) 7 (A) € B) = (B) a Ge 6 MO 2% 3 niasaniae 2019 sin (a. + 45°) is equal to (a) z (Gin a+ cos @) @) £ (cos a - sina) © — $4ina-cosa) ) } (cos asin a) Convert & radians into degrees. A) 72 (B) 144 (Cc) 180 (D) 288 The exact value of tan 150° is given by (A) + (B) w © 3 @ V3 The trigonometrical expression sin x. sin_x. T=eos x * T+eas x ential to (A) 2sinx (B) 2tanx 2 © sin x (D) tan?x GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE38. 36. 37. Given that y = (52x), then & = cy jiven that y = (: )° , then x (A) -10(5- 2x) (B) (S-xy () -5(S-2x)* (D) 10 (5-2x)* The gradient at x = 2 on the curve y= sin xis 6 39. 4 (A) (a) 2 = B) = B® z © u 2 3 Oo + The equation of a curve is given by Y= (242) (e- 1), The gradient function, 2 » is given by 40. A) @-1) Ge -2+6) @) @-IG8-2-6 (©) @-1P GP-2+6) (@) &-1F Ge +2046) Giveny=5 sin2x, then 2% = ae (A) Sos 2x (B) — -10. cos 2x (© Scos2x (D) 10 cos 2x The curve C is given by the equation 1 A y=3t+ 18, The second derivative, £2 is x given by 16 @) 2-5 ® 243% © 242 > © 2438 ¥ The value ofa forwhich Joe-5 a= 2 is ° (A) 5 @ 6 © 8 (D) 10 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGEf (3x-5)' de= 43. - The region R is enclosed by the x-axis, the curve y=? + 2r— 1, the lines x= 2 and.x =3. The area in units? of R is 41, cw St aK 5 (A) 15 (x-3) ® +k a s B® 3 © GeV. ¢ 15 19 3Gx-5) O 3 (D) BET i K 39 oO F 42. The region in the first quadrant enclosed Lit ne ts by the curve yaa, thelinesx=0 44, fesins + 2e08x) d= and x=2is complete! x= 2 is rotated completely about the ee x-axis. The volume in units’ of the solid (B) cos x +2sinx +c . (©) cosx—2sinx+e aaae D) 2sinx +cosx+e 2 wo = - d(x (B). 8% = 45. Given that Ge(Tex)~ (Gea then 23 4n Ws Fis equal q * (1+x) is equal to 1S 640 1 a 7-5 @) asi 3 1 py + (B) 3 2 c 2 © 3 (D) 2 END OF TEST IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED, CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS TEST. 01254010/F 2012