Mathematics April Paper 2 2019 Solved Paper

CHECKPOINT MATHEMATICS/1112/02 2019
SOLUTION TO APRIL 2019 – PAPER 2

CLICK HERE FOR ALL MATHS SOLUTIONS
The solution to a particular question can be accessed instantly by
clicking on the desired question number in the QUICK ACCESS GRID.
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25
To access a printable copy of this document, contact:

support@checkpointanswers.com
EDUCATE. EXCELERATE.
DISCLAIMER
The solution to the said examination paper has been drafted by teachers who are duly
accredited and experienced with the CHECKPOINT MATHEMATICS curriculum.
It has been developed independently of the CAIE and is in no way endorsed by the CAIE.
1 ©EDUCATALYST2019
Solution Marks Notes

1
S1 25 × 1.8 + 32
(a)
= 45 + 32
= 77 °F
Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

(b)

142 + 29 1 Note:
S2
3×22 +7
The answer can be worked out in a single
256 + 29 step using the calculator.
=
3×4 + 7
285
=
12 + 7
285
=
19
= 15

S3
1 P (Mike arrives late to school)

15 3
= =
20 4
2 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S4 248 675 1
(a) = 249 000 to the nearest thousand
52.747 square kilometres 1 number in the second decimal place (4) < 5
(b) = 52.7 square kilometres
∴ number in the first decimal place remains
unchanged.

S5
3 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S6
(a)
1
(b)
Line 𝑦 = 2 shown on the grid in red 1
4 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S7 Diameter of the pond in the scale 1 1 cm → 2 m
(a) drawing = 3.1 cm
3.1 cm → 3.1 × 2 m = 6.2 m
Diameter of the pond in real life
= 6.2 metres
(b)
Length of the shed in the scale drawing 1 2 m → 1 cm

= 1.5 cm
3 m → 3 ÷ 2 cm = 1.5 cm
Width of the shed in the scale drawing
= 2 cm 4 m → 4 ÷ 2 cm = 2 cm
5 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S8 Total distance Carlos swims 2 1000 m = 1 km
(a)
= 90 × 25 m To convert m to km → divide by 1000
= 2250 m 2250 m = 2250 ÷ 1000 km = 2.250 km
= 2.250 km
number of lengths Carlos swims on his 2

(b) front
4
= × 90
4+1
4
= × 90
5
= 72

S9
(a)
1
(b)
𝒙 = –2 1 solution to the simultaneous equations

𝒚 = –3 = co-ordinates of point of intersection of
the two lines
6 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S10 S=a×b×𝜋÷2 2
(a)
𝝅𝒂𝒃
S=
𝟐
𝜋 × 7.6 × 9.22 2 𝜋𝑎𝑏2

(b) V= = 252.6 cm3 V=
8 8

S11
(a)
(b) 𝒙 = 5.7 1 56 – 55.29 = 0.71
56.84 – 56 = 0.84
∴ 55.29 is closer to 56 than 56.84
7 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S12
(a)
1 Blessy is older than Manjit.
∴ Blessy’s age > Manjit’s age
𝒃 1 Anastasia is less than half the age of Blessy.

(b) 𝒂<
𝟐
Anastasia’s age < ½ of Blessy’s age

S13 Number of runners that take less than 1 2 1 hour = 60 minutes
hour = 20 + 15 + 10 = 45
Percentage of runners that take less than

1 hour
45
= × 100
85
= 52.9%
8 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S14

S15
(a)
Data shown by red cross on graph 1

8.75 seconds (approximately) 1 time deduced from the line of best fit;
(b) values in the range of 8 – 9 seconds will be
acceptable
9 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S16
0.075 km 7.6 m 77 cm 780 mm
75 m 7.6 m 0.77 m 0.78 m
0.77 m 0.78 m 7.6 m 75 m
77 cm 780 mm 7.6 m 0.075 km

smallest largest
2 To compare the lengths, it is essential to

express them using the same units.
To convert:
km to m → multiply by 1000
cm to m → divide by 100
mm to m → divide by 1000

S17
Chen earned a bonus ✔ 2
Average speed =
total distance
total time
Total distance covered by Chen on his Total distance = average speed × total time
last journey
= 61 × 4.5
= 274.5 km
Distance covered per litre of fuel
274.5
=
96
= 2.859375 km/𝑙
2.859375 km/𝑙 > 2.8 km/𝑙
10 ©EDUCATALYST2019

S18
1 2.3 kilograms = 2.3 × 1000 g = 2300 g
0.3 litres = 0.3 × 1000 ml = 300 ml

150 ml < 300 ml
150 ml < 0.3 𝑙
5 metres = 5 × 1000 mm = 5000 mm

5000 millimetres = 5 metres

1 2 Area of a trapezium
S19 Area of the trapezium = × (a + b) × 6
2 1
= × (sum of parallel sides) × height
2
1
× (a + b) × 6 = 30
2 Other possible values of a and b in cm:
(a + b) × 3 = 30
a b
30 1 9
(a + b) =
3 2 8
3 7
a + b = 10 cm
a = 4 cm
b = 6 cm

% of children in film A audience 2
S20 11
= × 100 To convert a fraction to percentage
11+19
↓
11
= × 100 Multiply the fraction by 100
30
= 36.7
% of children in film B audience

5
= × 100
5+7
5
= × 100
12
= 41.7
∴ Film B has the greater proportion of

children in the audience.
Film B ✔

S21 Area of the square = 82 = 64 cm2 3
Area of the square covered by the star

= 40% of 64 cm2
40
= × 64
100
= 25.6 cm2
Width of the rectangle = 8 cm

60
60% of 8 cm = × 8 = 4.8 cm
100
Length of the rectangle
= 8 + 4.8 = 12.8 cm
Area of the rectangle

= 12.8 × 8
= 102.4 cm2
% of the rectangle that the star covers

25.6
= × 100
102.4
= 25%

S22 4200 cm3 54 000 mm3 45 litres 52 000 m𝑙
4200 cm3 54 cm3 45 000 cm3 52 000 cm3
52 000 cm3 → largest measurement
1 To compare the measurements, it is

essential to express them using the same
units.
To convert:
mm3 to cm3 → divide by 1000
litres to cm3 → multiply by 1000
1 cm3 = 1m𝑙

S23
Age Number of Can Cannot % of people

people tested remember remember that can
remember
11 to 20 20 16 4 80
21 to 30 20 14 6 70
31 to 40 40 26 14 65
2
Yes No ✔
Reason:
As age increases, the percentage of

people that can remember decreases.
This indicates that younger people can
remember better than older people.

S24 Volume of the cube = 33 = 27 cm3 3 Volume of a cube = side3
Volume of the cuboid Volume of a cuboid

= length × width × height
= 1.2 × 100 × 30 × 50
= 180 000 cm3 Length of the cuboid = 1.2 m = 1.2 × 100 cm
Number of cubes that fit inside the box 180 000
180 000 = 6666.7
27
=
27
∴ number of cubes that fit completely
= 6666 inside the box = 6666

S25 √𝟏𝟐. 𝟐𝟓 = +3.5 and –3.5 1
To access solutions to SCIENCE exam papers, visit ↓
https://checkpointanswers.com/science-solutions/
EDUCATE. EXCELERATE.
ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR EXAMS
END OF DOCUMENT

Mathematics April Paper 2 2019 Solved Paper

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Mathematics April Paper 2 2019 Solved Paper

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

CHECKPOINT MATHEMATICS/1112/02 2019

SOLUTION TO APRIL 2019 – PAPER 2

To access a printable copy of this document, contact:

Solution Marks Notes

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

1 P (Mike arrives late to school)

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

Line 𝑦 = 2 shown on the grid in red 1

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

Length of the shed in the scale drawing 1 2 m → 1 cm

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

= 2250 m 2250 m = 2250 ÷ 1000 km = 2.250 km

number of lengths Carlos swims on his 2

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

𝒙 = –2 1 solution to the simultaneous equations

Solution Marks Notes

𝜋 × 7.6 × 9.22 2 𝜋𝑎𝑏2

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

(b) 𝒙 = 5.7 1 56 – 55.29 = 0.71

∴ 55.29 is closer to 56 than 56.84

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

1 Blessy is older than Manjit.

∴ Blessy’s age > Manjit’s age

𝒃 1 Anastasia is less than half the age of Blessy.

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Percentage of runners that take less than

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Data shown by red cross on graph 1

Solution Marks Notes

0.77 m 0.78 m 7.6 m 75 m

77 cm 780 mm 7.6 m 0.075 km

2 To compare the lengths, it is essential to

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Distance covered per litre of fuel

2.859375 km/𝑙 > 2.8 km/𝑙

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

1 2.3 kilograms = 2.3 × 1000 g = 2300 g

0.3 litres = 0.3 × 1000 ml = 300 ml

5 metres = 5 × 1000 mm = 5000 mm

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

% of children in film B audience

∴ Film B has the greater proportion of

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes

Area of the square covered by the star

Width of the rectangle = 8 cm

Area of the rectangle

% of the rectangle that the star covers

Back to QUICK ACCESS GRID

Solution Marks Notes