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MATHEMATICS Compulsory Part 2020 PAPER 1 Marking Scheme

Section A(1)
x -5
1.
( x -4 y 6 ) 3
x -5
= 1M
x -12 y18
x -5 - ( -12)
= 1M
y18

x7
= 1A
y18

............ (3)

2. (a) x2 – 2xy – 8y2


= (x – 4y)(x + 2y) 1A
(b) x2 – 2xy – 8y2 – 3xz + 12yz
= (x – 4y)(x + 2y) – 3z(x – 4y) 1M
= (x – 4y)(x + 2y – 3z) 1A
............ (3)

3 5
3. +
6 x - 5 7 - 10 x
3(7 - 10 x) + 5(6 x - 5)
= 1M
(6 x - 5)(7 - 10 x)
21 - 30x + 30x - 25
= 1M
(6 x - 5)(7 - 10 x)
-4
= 1A
(6 x - 5)(7 - 10 x)
4
=
(6 x - 5)(10 x - 7)
............ (3)

4. The required probability


62 + 19
= 1M + 1M
14 + 44 + 20 + 21 + 62 + 19
81
=
180
9
= 1A
20
............ (3)
1
4x - a
5. (a) =3
2x - 1
4x – a = 3(2x – 1)
4x – a = 6x – 3 1M
3 – a = 2x
3-a
x= 1A
2
(b) The increase in the value of x 1M
=2 1M
............ (4)

6. Let x be the number of students in the school.


8x 7x
Then the numbers of boys and girls are and respectively. 1A
8+7 8+7
8x 7 x
- = 60 1M + 1A
15 15
x = 60(15)
= 900
The number of students in the school is 900. 1A

Let x and y be the numbers of boys and girls in the school respectively.
ì7 x = 8 y ......... (1)
í 1A + 1A
î x - y = 60 ...... (2)
8
So, we have y - y = 60. 1M
7
Solving, we have y = 420 and x = 480.
The number of students in the school
= 420 + 480
= 900 1A

............ (4)

7. (a) x + 5 < 8(x – 9)


x + 5 < 8x - 72
77 < 7x
x > 11 1A
–2x + 1 ³ –29
-2x ³ –30
x £ 15 1A
The solution of (*) is 11 < x £ 15. 1M
(b) 4 1A
............ (4)
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8. (a) (–7, –5) 1A
7 - ( -5)
(b) The slope of AB = 1M
- 5 - ( -7 )
=6 1A
(c) The slope of AB × the slope of OC = –1
k -0
6´ = –1 1M
- 18 - 0
k=3 1A
............ (5)
9. (a) x=5 1A
z = 38 + 2
= 40 1A
y = 40 ÷ 2
= 20 1A
(b) a = 20 – 5 = 15
b = 33 – 20 = 13 1M
c = 38 – 33 = 5
7000(5) + 12 000(15) + 17 000(13) + 22 000(5) + 27 000(2)
Estimate of the mean =
40
= $15 000 1A
Estimate of the standard deviation = $5100, cor. to 3 sig. fig. 1A
............ (6)
10. (a) 3+r+8=s+4 1M
r+7=s
Note that 1 < r < 7 and s > 11.
ìr = 5 ìr = 6
We have í or í . 1A + 1A
î s = 12 î s = 13
............ (3)
(b) The median is the least when the numbers of books read by these four students
are 0, 1, 2 and 3. 1M
ìr = 5
New median for í
î s = 12
2+2
= =2
2
ìr = 6
New median for í
î s = 13
2+2
= =2
2
The least possible new median of the distribution = 2 1A
............ (2)
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OD 60p
11. (a) = 1M
OA 180p
OA - 100 1
=
OA 3
OA = 150 cm 1A
............ (2)

æ 180p ö é æ 1 ö ù
2 2 3
1 æ 180p ö
(b) Volume of the frustum = p ç ÷
2
150 - ç ÷ ê1 - ç ÷ ú 1M + 1M
3 è 2p ø è 2p ø ëê è 3 ø ûú

= 312 000p cm3


2
The capacity of the bowl = 312 000p – p (30) 3 1M
3
= 294 000p cm3
» 0.923 628 24 m3
< 0.95 m3
The water will overflow. 1A
............ (4)

12. (a)
! !
BF = AD given
ce
ÐEAB = ÐACD arcs prop. to Ðs at
ÐEBA = ÐADC ext. Ð, cyclic quad.
ÐAEB = ÐCAD Ð sum of
ABE ~ CDA AAA
Marking Scheme:
Case 1 Any correct proof with correct reasons. 2
Case 2 Any correct proof without reasons. 1
............ (2)
AB EA
(b) (i) =
CD AC
12 16
= 1M
9 AC
AC = 12 cm 1A
2 2 2 2
(ii) AE + AC = 16 + 12
= 400
= 202
= CE2 1M
ACE is a right-angled triangle. 1A
............ (4)

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17 + 7 3 + 27
13. (a) (i) The coordinates of M = ( , ) 1M
2 2
= (12, 15)
Let (x, y) be the coordinates of P.

( x - 12) 2 + ( y - 15) 2 = (17 - 12) 2 + (3 - 15) 2 1M

x2 – 24x + 144 + y2 – 30y + 225 = 169


x2 + y2 – 24x – 30y + 200 = 0
The equation of G is x2 + y2 – 24x – 30y + 200 = 0.
(or (x – 12)2 + (y – 15)2 = 169) 1A
(ii) AP and BP are perpendicular to each other. 1A
............ (4)
(b) Note that G is a circle with centre M and radius 13.
In ABC,

BC = (2 ´ 13) 2 - 102 1M

= 24 1A
Area of ACM = area of BCM
1
Area of BCM = × area of ABC
2
1 æ1 ö
= ´ ç ´ 10 ´ 24 ÷ 1M
2 è2 ø
= 60 1A
............ (4)

14. (a) Note that f (–4) = –64a – 16b + 32 and f (4) = 64a – 16b + 32.
Since f (–4) = –f (4), we have b = 2. 1M
By comparing the constant terms, we have
32 = 2n
n = 16 1A
By comparing the coefficients of x, we have
0 = 16 + 2m 1M
m = –8 1A
By comparing the coefficients of x2, we have
–2 = –8 + 2l
l=3 1A
............ (5)

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(b) (i) g (x) = hx3 + kx2, where h and k are non-zero constants.
So, we have 8h + 4k = 16 and –h + k = 1. 1M
Solving, we have h = 1 and k = 2.
g (x) = x3 + 2x2 1A
(ii) f (x) = g (x)
(x + 2)(3x – 8x + 16) = x3 + 2x2
2

(x + 2)(3x2 – 8x + 16) = x2(x + 2)


(x + 2)(2x2 – 8x + 16) = 0
x + 2 = 0 or 2x2 – 8x + 16 = 0
(–8)2 – 4(2)(16) 1M
= –64
<0
The quadratic equation 2x2 – 8x + 16 = 0 does not have real roots. 1A
Hence, the equation f (x) = g (x) has only one real root.
The claim is agreed. 1A
............ (5)

15. Let µ kg be the mean of the distribution.


76 - µ
= 2.2 1M
5
either one
µ = 65
The weight of Betty = 65 – 1.8(5)
= 56 kg 1A
The difference of the weight of Alan and the weight of Betty = 76 – 56
= 20 kg
> 19 kg
The range of the distribution exceeds 19 kg.
The claim is incorrect. 1A
............ (3)

2! ´ 6!
16. (a) The required probability = 1M
7!
2
= 1A
7
............ (2)

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2! ´ 4! ´ P25
(b) The required probability = 1M
7!
4
= 1A
21

2 2! ´ 2! ´ 5!
The required probability = - 1M
7 7!
4
= 1A
21

............ (2)

17. 7 + p(40 - 1) = 124 1M


p=3
Let n be the number of rows of trees.
n[2(7) + 3(n - 1)]
> 5546 1M
2
3n2 + 11n – 11 092 > 0
(3n + 188)(n – 59) > 0
188
n > 59 or n< - 1M
3
The least number of rows of trees is 60. 1A
............ (4)

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18. (a) f (x) = - x 2 + 8 x - 77
5
1
= - ( x 2 - 40 x) - 77
5
1
= - ( x 2 - 40 x + 202 - 202 ) - 77 1M
5
1
= - ( x - 20) 2 + 3
5
The coordinates of the vertex are (20, 3). 1A
............ (2)

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1
(b) (i) g (x) = - ( x - 20) 2 1A
5
1 2 1
(ii) - x - 8 x - 80 = - ( x 2 + 40 x + 400)
5 5
1
= - ( x + 20) 2
5
1
Note that - x 2 - 8 x - 80 = g (–x).
5
The transformation is the reflection with respect to the y-axis. 1A + 1A

1 2
Note that - x - 8 x - 80 = g (x + 40).
5
The transformation is the leftward translation of 40 units. 1A + 1A

............ (3)

19. (a) (i) Let M be the mid-point of CD.

2
æ 90 ö
AM = 75 - ç ÷2
1M
è 2ø

= 60 cm
Consider the area of ACD.
( AD )(CF ) (CD )( AM )
= 1M
2 2
(75)(CF) = (90)(60)
CF = 72 cm

AF = 752 - 722

= 21 cm 1A

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(ii) In ABD, by the cosine formula,
752 + 842 - 120 2
cos ÐDAB = 1M
2(75)(84)
191
=-
1400
In ABF, by the cosine formula,
æ 191 ö
BF = 842 + 212 - 2(84)(21)ç - ÷ 1M
è 1400 ø
= 7978.32 cm
In BFC, by the cosine formula,
722 + 7978.32 - 120 2
cos ÐBFC =
2(72)( 7978.32 )
ÐBFC » 95.521 858 69°
= 96°, cor. to the nearest degree 1A
............ (6)
2 2 2
(b) AF + BF = 21 + 7978.32
= 8419.32
2 2
AB = 84
= 7056
¹ AF 2 + BF 2 1M
ÐAFB ¹ 90°
The claim is disagreed. 1A
............ (2)

20. (a) (i) TU = TU common side


ÐQUT = ÐSUT = 90° given
QU = SU line from centre ^ chord bisects chord
QTU @ STU SAS
Marking Scheme:
Case 1 Any correct proof with correct reasons. 2
Case 2 Any correct proof without reasons. 1
(ii) ÐQPT = ÐSPT tangents from ext. pt.
ÐPQT = ÐTSU Ð in alt. segment
= ÐTQU corr. Ðs, @ s
T is the in-centre of PQS.
Marking Scheme:
Case 1 Any correct proof with correct reasons. 2
Case 2 Any correct proof without reasons. 1
............ (4)

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0 + 36 48 + 0
(b) (i) Coordinates of U = ( , )
2 2
= (18, 24)
Slope of PU × slope of QS = –1
æ m - 24 öæ 48 - 0 ö
ç ÷ç ÷ = –1 1M
è 50 - 18 øè 0 - 36 ø
m = 48
PQ is a horizontal line.
The centre H lies on the y-axis.
Let G be the foot of perpendicular from T to the y-axis.

QU = (18 - 0)2 + (24 - 48)2 1M

= 30
TG = QU = 30
x-coordinate of T = 30
Let n be the y-coordinate of T.
Slope of TU × slope of QS = –1
æ n - 24 öæ 4 ö
ç ÷ç - ÷ = –1
è 30 - 18 øè 3 ø
n = 33
The coordinates of T are (30, 33). 1A
(ii) Let (0, h) be the coordinates of H.
Slope of UH = slope of PU
h - 24 3
= 1M
0 - 18 4
h = 10.5
Radius of C = HQ
= 48 – 10.5 1M
= 37.5
Note that AU is a diameter of the incircle of PQS and
ATUH is a straight line.
Radius of the incircle of PQS = TU

= (30 - 18) 2 + (33 - 24) 2 1M

= 15
The distance between A and H = HT + TA
= 37.5 + 15
= 52.5 1A
............ (7)

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MATHEMATICS Compulsory Part 2020 PAPER 2 Answers
Section A
1. C 19. B 36. A

2. A 20. C 37. B

3. C 21. A 38. C

4. C 22. B 39. A

5. D 23. C 40. A

6. D 24. A 41. C

7. D 25. B 42. A

8. A 26. D 43. B

9. C 27. D 44. D

10. D 28. C 45. A

11. A 29. B

12. D 30. B

13. D Section B

14. B 31. A

15. B 32. C

16. B 33. C

17. D 34. D

18. A 35. B
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