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MATHEMATICS PAPER 2 (4024) – 2019 NOV SOLUTIONS
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1 (a) (i) | | = 6 × 3 − 2 × (ii) =| |× .
3 9
=
−2 6
36 = 18−2
36 − 18 = −2 =
−
Also
18 = −2
= −9
6 −9
=
2 3
(b) (i) Total number of pens = 4 + 5 = 9
(ii) Probability one red and one green = P(RG) + P(GR)
× + ×
! !
=
=$ +$
# #
= $ =
# !
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2 (a) Factorise the numerator using the common factor method
=
%&
%
Factorise the bracket using difference of two squares method.
=
%' %
%
=6 +2
(b) (i) ( = √*+ (ii) ,- = *. - .= =2
( = √256 × 1024 T = 4×2

( = √256 × √1024 T =4×2 #
( = 16 × 32 T = 4 × 1024
3 = 456 755 = 89:;
(iii) <- =
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#
< = 4 2047
B55 = C5CC
3 (a) D −D =4
D −D−4=0
* = 1, ( = −1 and + = −4
D=
F±√F& =H
=
D=
±I &
D =
±√ '
D= J. D =
'√ $ √ $
K = 6. 4; LM K = −5. 4;

(b) (i) n B = n B ∪ C ′ (ii) n A = n B

8+ − 4 + 5 = 7 + 10 7 + 8 = 5 + 2T
+ 9 = 17 15 = 5 + 2T
U = C T = 10
V=4
(iii) n E = 7 + 8 + 10 + 8 − 4 + 5 + 2 5 = 44
(iv) n B X = 7 + 10 + 2 5 = 27
−
!
% %'!
4 (a)
! %'! %
% %'!
=
!%' ! %'
% %'!
=
!% %' !'
% %'!
=
$%'

% %'!

(b) Begin
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5 (a) C a(ii) BC = 13.2±1cm
b(ii)
a(i)
Q
G b(i)
110°
b(iii)
35°
A 8cm B
6 (a) (i) (a) ````à ````à

_ = 3b_ (b) ````à
AC = ````à
AB + ````à
BC (c) `````à
OM = OA ````à + ````à
AX
````à
_ = 3a ````à = 3a+2b
AC = 4a + b
````à = OA
(ii) OX ````à + ````à
AX
````à
= * + ! AC
= * + ! 3* + 2(
= * + !* + !(
+
!=' = F
=
! !
= * + (
! !
Factorise !
````à
OX = ! 4a+b Hence shown
(b) T = 5 −6 + 2 + 5, f% = h = 15 − 12 + 2,
fg
at 1,2 , h = 15 1 − 12 1 + 2 = 5,
T − T = − i −
T −2 = −! −1
T − 10 = − + 1 ⟹ V + U = 55

7 (a) Refer to the graph for ∆mno and ∆m 5 n5 o5

(b) ∆ABC is mapped onto ∆A B C by an anticlockwise rotation of 90° centre the
origin
(c) (i) Refer to the graph for ∆m 6 n6 o6
= = 2. Now since the image and the object are on

p &
p
(ii) Scale factor K=
opposite sides, the scale factor must be negative. Thus q = −2

(d) (i) To get the coordinates of ∆A B C multiply the given matrix by the
coordinates of ∆ ABC
2 0 1 1 3 2 2 6
=
0 1 1 3 3 1 3 3
.
Thus the coordinates of ∆A B C are A 2,1 , B 2,3 and C 6,3

(ii) Refer to the graph for ∆A B C .
(e) (i) Refer to the graph for ∆A B C
* (
+
(ii) Let the matrix be , then get any corresponding point on the object
* ( 1 1 1 1
=
+ 1 3 −2 0
and the image.
* + ( = 1 ……………… (i) ++ = −2 …….. (iii)

* + 3( = 1 …………….. (ii) + + 3 = 0 ……… (iv)
Solving (i) and (ii), we have * = 1 *t ( = 0. Also solving for iii and iv we
have + = −3 and = 1 and so the matrix is
* ( 1 0
=
+ −3 1
.

C
3

8 (a) The frequency distribution table.
w w w
0 < ≤ 100
class
100 < ≤ 200

50 5 2500 250 12500
200 < ≤ 300

150 16 22500 2400 360000
300 < ≤ 400

250 17 62500 4250 1062500
400 < ≤ 500

350 17 122500 5950 2082500
500 < ≤ 600

450 14 202500 6300 283500
600 < ≤ 700

550 12 302500 6600 3630000
700 < ≤ 800

650 7 422500 4550 2957500
750 2 562500 1500 1125500
y w = 90 y w = 31800 yw
Totals
= 14065000
Mean ( ̅ =
∑ |%
∑|
31800
=
90
= 353.3
SD = } − ̅
∑ |% &
∑|
− 353.3
# !####
#
SD =}
SD = √156277.7778 − 124820.69
SD = √31456.8878
SD = 177.360697
SD = 177

(b)

9 (a) (i) ≥ 1 (ii) + T ≥ 10 (iii) + T ≤ 15 (iv) T ≥ 2 (v) T ≤ 12

(b) Refer to the graph below for the unshaded region.
(c) Get the coordinates at the intersection of the equations
w ,T 600 + 900T sum
(1, 9) 600(1) + 900(9) 8 700
(3.5, 7) 600(3.5) + 900(7) 8 400
(5, 10) 600(5) + 900(10) 12 000
(3, 12) 600(3) + 900(12) 12 600
(1, 12) 6000(1) + 900(12) 11 400
The coordinates that gives the maximum value are (3, 12) and so Kuunika should
build 3 single rooms and 12 double rooms.

10 (a) (i)(a) T = +2 −1− +2 −6

T= +2 −1− −2 +6
T = −1 + 6
T = 5 The solution is the intersection of the line T = 5 and the curve.
U = 5. 4
(b) T = +2 −1− + 2 − 1 − 10
T= +2 −1− − 2 + 1 + 10
T = 10, the solution is the intersection of the line T = 10 and the curve
∴ U = −9. 5 €• U = 6. :
(ii) (a) h =
g& g@
% & %@
pick ( 2, 11) and (2.5, 20)
h=
#
.!
= #.! = 18
(b) A = × 1 × 10 + × 1 × 8 + × 1 × 10
A=5+4+5
A = 14 square units
3
‚5 2 +4 =[ +2 ]
…
1
(b)
= 3 +2 3 − 1+2 1
= (27+18)− 1 + 2
= 45−3
= 42

11 (a) (i) Difference in longitudes, ∝= 90° + 45° = 135°

× 2‡ˆ cos Œ OR PQ = ∝× 60 cos Œ
∝
#°
(ii) (a) PQ =
× 2 × 3.142 × 3437 × cos 65 PQ = 135° × 60° cos 65°

!°
#°
PQ =
. #
#
PQ = PQ = 3423.20972
PQ = 3422.908072 PQ = 3420nm
PQ = 3420nm
(b) PT = × 2‡ˆ Also PT = Œ × 60°

•
#
PT = × 2 × 3.142 × 3437 PT = 120° × 60°

#°
#°
! $$ .
#
PT = PT = 7200nm
PT = 7199.369333
PT = 7200nm
(b) (i) To find OP, first find PC which is the diagonal of the square base.
AC = 8 + 8 ∴ bŽ = b• + •Ž
AC = 64 + 64 10 = b• + 5.5
AC = √128 b• = √10 − 5.5
AC = 11.3137085 OP = √69.75
AC = 11 OP = C. …4•‘
PC = AC = 11 = 5.5
(ii) The angle between the edge OC and PC is angle PCO.
cosP C“O = –•
”•
PC“O = cos
!.!
#
—o“˜ = 4;. ;°

12 (a) (i) m = 10 + 8 − 2 10 8 cos 92° (ii) A = kn sin M
m = 164 − −5.5839 A = 10 8 sin 92°
m = 164 + 5.5839 A = 40 sin 92°

m = √169.5839 A = 39.97563308
m = 13.02243908 A = 40.0km
∴ KN = 13.0km
(iii) Shortest distance = =

× #
F
= 6.153846154
= 6.15km
(b) 2 tan Œ = −3 We only have on solution in the second quadrant
tan ž = − Œ = 180° − ž
ž = tan Œ = 180° − 56.3°
ž = 56.3° Œ = 123.7°
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!Ÿ ¡ Ÿ
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1 (a) (i) | | = 6 × 3 − 2 × (ii) =| |× .

(ii) Probability one red and one green = P(RG) + P(GR)

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( = √256 × 1024 T = 4×2

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(b) (i) n B = n B ∪ C ′ (ii) n A = n B

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Is Yes Display error message

Is Yes Display error message

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5 (a) C a(ii) BC = 13.2±1cm

6 (a) (i) (a) `````a `````a

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7 (a) Refer to the graph for ∆mno and ∆m 5 n5 o5

= = 2. Now since the image and the object are on

opposite sides, the scale factor must be negative. Thus q = −2

Thus the coordinates of ∆A B C are A 2,1 , B 2,3 and C 6,3

* + ( = 1 ……………… (i) ++ = −2 …….. (iii)

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100 < ≤ 200

200 < ≤ 300

300 < ≤ 400

400 < ≤ 500

500 < ≤ 600

600 < ≤ 700

700 < ≤ 800

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9 (a) (i) ≥ 1 (ii) + T ≥ 10 (iii) + T ≤ 15 (iv) T ≥ 2 (v) T ≤ 12

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10 (a) (i)(a) T = +2 −1− +2 −6

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11 (a) (i) Difference in longitudes, ∝= 90° + 45° = 135°

× 2 × 3.142 × 3437 × cos 65 PQ = 135° × 60° cos 65°

(b) PT = × 2‡ˆ Also PT = Œ × 60°

PT = × 2 × 3.142 × 3437 PT = 120° × 60°

(ii) The angle between the edge OC and PC is angle PCO.

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12 (a) (i) m = 10 + 8 − 2 10 8 cos 92° (ii) A = kn sin M

m = 164 − −5.5839 A = 10 8 sin 92°

m = 164 + 5.5839 A = 40 sin 92°

(iii) Shortest distance = =

ž = tan Œ = 180° − 56.3°

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