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Year 10
Mathematics Sets 1–2
Assessment Task 3
3rd September 2020

General Instructions
 Reading time – 0 minutes
 Working time – 45 minutes
 Write using black or blue pen
Black pen is preferred
 NESA-approved calculators may be used
 Marks may not be awarded for untidy or badly arranged work
 Label each page with your name and set
 Diagrams are not drawn to scale

Note: Any time you have remaining should be spent revising your answers.

DO NOT REMOVE THIS PAPER FROM THE ASSESSMENT ROOM

TOPIC MARKS ALLOCATED MARKS AWARDED

Part A: Non – Linear Relationships 14

Part B: Non – Right Trigonometry 18

Part C: Simultaneous Equations 15

TOTAL 47
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Part A: Non – Linear Relationships (14 Marks)
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Circle the correct answer
2. Consider the following graph. 1
1. Which of the following represents 1

(A)

(B)

Which equation best describes the graph?

(A)

(B)

(C) (C)

(D)

3. Consider the circle

(i) What are the coordinates of the centre

(D) 1
of the circle?

(ii) What is the exact value of the

radius 1
of the circle?

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4. Consider the equation .

(a) What is the y-intercept? 1

(b) What is/are the x-intercept(s)? 2

(c) Find the coordinates of the vertex. 2

(d) Sketch on the number plane, marking all information found above. 2

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5. Consider the following equation.

(a) Find the y-intercept. 1

(b) Sketch the graph, marking any asymptotes. 2

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Part B: Non-Right Trigonometry (18 Marks)
1. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Circle the correct answer
Which of the following is equivalent to ? 1 4. Show that the height (h) of the rectangular

(A) prism has an exact value of .

E
(B)
A
(C)
F
(D) H
B
h
2. What is the value of x, if , D x
when ?

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C

3. What is the exact value of y in the triangle? 2

NOT TO
SCALE

12 cm

y cm

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5. The area of is 18 cm2. Find the obtuse angle XZY, correct to the nearest degree. /63
NOT TO Y
SCALE

6 cm

X Z
10 cm

6. Refer to for the questions below.

D
NOT TO
45 m SCALE

13 m

F E

(i) Find to the nearest degree. 2

(ii) Use the Sine rule to find the length of FE, correct to the nearest metre.
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7. A hiker leaves campsite A and walks for 8.7 km to campsite B on a bearing of . After
replenishing his water at campsite B, the hiker then walks due east for 3.2 km to campsite C.

(i) What is the shortest distance between campsite C and campsite A? 2

(Answer correct to the nearest kilometre)

(ii) What is the true bearing of A from C? 3

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Part C: Simultaneous Equations (15 Marks)
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Circle the correct answer 2. Solve the following equations simultaneously. 3

1. Which pair of graphs has the solutions

and ?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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3. Solve algebraically to find the solution(s) to 4. A Lucas Meats delivery contains 300-gram
the equations. pork chops and 250-gram lamb chops.
There are 76 chops in the delivery and the
total weight of the delivery is 21.05 kg.

By first forming a pair of simultaneous

equations, find the number of pork chops
and lamb chops in the delivery.

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5) A rectangular garden has an area of 286 square metres. The perimeter of this garden is
70 metres.

a) Write a pair of simultaneous equations to represent this problem in terms of the

dimensions of the garden.

b) Solve the simultaneous equations to find the length and width of the garden. 3

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