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Hong Kong Chinese Women's Club College
Test (First Term, 2012 - 2013)
Form: 3
Subject: Mathematics
Duration: 1 hour
Total Marks: 65
Instructions
1, Asnwer ALL questions.
2. All numerical answers must be either exact or correct
to THREE significant figures.
3. Provide the units of your answers if necessary.
4, Show all the necessary steps clearly.
Stationery: _Question-Answer Book (6 pages)
fi Rough Work Paper
Examination
‘Number
Question
Marks
TotalExamination Number:
1. Solve the inequality 8x+14>3x+39 and represent the solutions on a number
line.
(4:marks)
Qx-4 -x43
3
line, (4 marks)
2. Solve the inequality and represent the solutions on ¢ number
3. (@) The body mass index (BMI) measures the fat in our body. The formula is
BMI
a where W is the weight in kg and h is the height in m of a person. Ina
normal case, BMI should be in the range of 20 ~ 25. If one’s BMI is greater than
25, one is considered overweight.
If the wrestler is considered not overweight and his height is less than 1.7 m, find
the range of his weight. (G marks)
‘8.3 Mathematics First Term Test (2012 ~ 2013) page 1Examination Number: _
() A man bought 100 oranges for $100. Later he found that 20 of them were
rotten, Then he sold the rest for $x each, If the profit per cent was not less than
(60%, find the range of values of x. (4 marks)
4, The annual rental income of a flat is $152000. What is the property tax?
(Suppose the standard tax rate is 15% and there is a deduction of 20% of the
rental income for the property's repair and outgoing.) B marks)
5. Mr. Law borrows $25000 from a bank for a period of 3 years.
(a) If the interest rate is 6. 5% p.a., find the simple interest. (4 marks)
(b) If the interest rate is 6% p.a. compounded half-yearly, find the interest.
(4 marks)
6. The student s’ union of KHCW Secondary School organizes a fund-raising
Christmas party every year. Last year, 140 students attended the party. The ticket
price of the ball was $40 and the total cost was $3000. Suppose 10% more
students attend the party this year and the total cost is increased by 20%.
(@) If the ticket price is still $40, what will be the fund raised by the party this
year? (4 marks)
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(b) If the students’ union wishes for an increase of 30% in the fund raised as
compared to last year, what should be the percentage increase of the ticket price?
13% (4 marks)
7. Refer to the table below.
TAX ON NET CHARGEABLE INCOME
hargeable income Rate
On the first $20 000 2%
On the next $30 000 9%
On the next $30 000 11%
Remainder 20%
(a) Mr. Wong’s net chargeable income is $150000. Calculate his salaries tax
payable by completing the following table. (S marks)
‘TAX ON NET CHARGEABLE INCOME
Netchargeable income | Rate Tax
On the first $20 000 W%
[ On the next $30 000 9% 4 Fr]
Oa the next $30 000 11%
Remainder 20%
Total tax
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(b) If Mr. Chan has to pay twice as much salaries tax as Mr. Wong, calculate Mr.
Chan’s net chargeable income. (5 marks)
8. Inthe figure, AB // DC and E is a point on the diagonal AC such that EB = EC, BE= 3
em, AC= 12 emand ZEBC= ZCAD.
A B
NOTTO SCALE
5;
S c
(a) Prove that ABCD is a parallelogram. (5 marks)
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(b) Find the perimeter of the quadrilateral ABCD by using the result in (a). Give
your answer correct to 3 significant figures.) @ marks)
9. As shown in the figure, ADC is a straight line, AB = BC = AD. ZABD = x and
ZDBC=y. yg
(a) Prove that y = 3x — 180° G marks)
‘8.3 Mathematics First Term Test (2012 - 2013) page $Examination Number:
(b) Ifx = 2y, find ZABC. (4 marks)
(©) Use the following information, construct AABC and the circumscribed circle.
AB =7 cm, BC =5 cm and AC = 6 cm. (5 marks)
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