Centre Number | Candidate Number EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA Examination for General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level Mathematics 4024/1 Paper 1 2020 & Instructions to Candidates ov 1 Write the centre number an, question paper. There are enka in this paper. Time: 2 hours Marks: 80 ‘amination number on every page of this Answer alll questi Write your re spaces provided on the question paper. If working i for any question. it must be shown in the space below that question. 6 Electronic calculators and mathematical tables should not be used in this paper. ohon 7 Omission of essential working will result in loss of marks. Information for Candidates 4 No paper for rough work is to be provided. 2 Omission of essential working ¥l| result in loss of marks. 3. The number of marks 1s given in b question ke is { Jat the end of each question or part 4 Cell phones are not allowed in the examination room. 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Page 4 of 17 | i H Use set notation to describe the shaded region in the diagram below = Answer: ie Pe Q asa ‘ &° 2] & - 2% 10 Q 7 Given that A [; of ® | ; oe ie ak find A (ay e. aS (b) — v for which sr & Answer: (a) uy (b) ve 21 goto zedpastpapers.com for more "!ConieNumber | _—‘Examnaton Number | Page 5 of 17 LL co 8 Given that the 11" term of an arithmetic progression is 43 and that the first term is 3, find the () common difference, (b) 4 term, am ee 9 (a) Applane flying at a = takes $ hour to fly tom town A to town B, Calculate the distans en the to towns, () Point Qon eo lies on the equator and is due east of P. The time ae ‘and Qis $ hours. Calculate the longitude on which P lies, Answer: (a). (b) . goto zedpastpapers.com for more— See +) Page 6 of 17 ee T Candidate Number ] L J a a 10 (a) The probability of a girl not wearing a neck tic is 0.55, What is the probability that | me the same girl will wear a neck tie? (b) Given that 8~! 16, find the value of x Answer: W Ry 1 (a) Given that S@ fx: Lewes 1S, number}, list the elements of set S. (b) The diagram below shows juwre pyramid ABCDE of base 6em and EF © Sem. GC gE Calculate the total surfuee area of the triangular fuces of the pyramid. Answer: (a) on a goto zedpastpapers.cdim for iriore "Cente Number Erainaton Number Page 7 of 17 12 A function f'is defined by fx) = 2x ~ $. Find @ fo, (by) ft"), (©) the value of x if fix) =x. Answer: (a)... (b) ©) sane goto zedpastpapers.com for more |Page 8 of 17 Cente Womber LUTTE Li iin 13° (a) The diagram below shows two figures P and Q on the XOY plane. Describe fully the single tra @@@hmttion that maps P onto Q. (b) Given that y= 2 Qf & er e Answer! (a) goto zedpastpapers.com for more [2] PR)Page 9 of 17 14 The diagram below shows three points O, A and B in which OB = AB, » Given that the bearing of A from O is 030° and a (a) B from A, Qe () OO from B oe 40°, calculate the bearing of S v Answer: (a) Q) Ss (b) (2) 1S The valuc¥of x and y are given to 1 decimal place as x ~ 4.2 and y= 7.3. Find the (a) maximum value of + y, (b) minimum value of x ~ » Answer; (a) max. r> y= R) (o) min. x—y 2 goto zedpastpapersconr for more. coPage 10 of 17 Cente Number Candidate Number 4 goto zedpastpapers.cont for imoreé Itis given thaty varies inversely as the square of x. The table below shows some values of cand corresponding values of y: zi] 2 6 6 ’ 9 4 a Find the (a) value of &, the constant of variation, (b) value ofa, > (©) values of b. Answer: (a) k=.Erarinton Noroer Page 11 of 17 ee Evmine's 17 Inthe diagram below, A, B, C, and D lie on the circumference of the cirele, centre O. Given that ZBAD © 47° and ZDBC © 28", calculate mc gts i) uve A Ye e Answer: (a) BOD = % WW 0b) ZOBD ecu m (©) — 2BDC (21 goto zedpastpapers.com for moff.....Page 12 of 17 [Cente Number [Candidate Number t a (a) The diagram below shows a right angled triangle POR, ', W ‘0 Given that PQ » 15 em and eos x stata of OR (b)—A-steaight line Las equation 3p = Sx Gy the » co-ordinate of the point where L cuts the y-axis, oS: oe vr x i) ria s wv Answer: (a) ) ecaciennnets iB} goto zedpastpapers.com for more For uumBankai nee page 13 of 17 FREE oer Po 19 (a) Rectangle ABCD and DABF > ¢ geometrically similar, tem » ¥ © RN Given that AB = 10 entand AD © 4 em, caleu area of rectangle DAEF. {b) Mrs Kalomba bought (20 shares at a ns Rie of K40,00 each which she later sold at K42,80 euch, Find her prof Anewer: (a) RQ) Ry ) goto zedpastpapers.com for more— Esaminer'sPage 14 of 17 Ce aa | —o 20 (a) On the diagram in the answer space, shade three more triangles to make a pattern ‘with rotational symmetry of order 3, (b) Simple interest is given by the formula _ PIR a) ‘Complete the flow chart in the answer space below for calculating simple interest, (2] goto zedpastpapers.con(formere ”| ConteNimber [Examination Number Page 15 of 17 LTTE 21 Inthe diagram below, point A is (1, 1). Bis (0, 7), € is (14, 0), D is (7,0) and Bis (7. 1) Write A inequalities that define the unshaded region R. Angwer: goto zedpastpapers.com for more.Page 16 of 17 Cente Numter | Cardidato Number CTE] im 22 (a) Solve the equation x* = Tv =8. 1 I (b) The diagram below is the graph of y= 4) v5] 9. gt wos Cs oth anit: ai) "oat of S wv Vind the Answer: (a) wae tecnsinwntne WAY WE Dicwenalittwecans goto zedpastpapers.com formore” ”Brannan Nimber ] Page 17 of 17 ile 23, A sprinter runs a race of 200m, Her total time for running the race is 28 seconds ending at Unis, Below is a sketch of the motion of the sprinter. Twist (a) acceleration in the first 4 ay (b) Qi distance covered in the JMO Seconds, 2 e Ss fe) value of U Ameer! (a) goose fi) io) Pi (e) Ue me goto zedpastpapers.com for more'