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02' Simplify, -
3b b
03' A sector of a circle PQR is cut and removed from a square shape lamina. The P Q
remaining potion is shaded. If the arc length of PR is 22cm, calculate the side
length of the square shape lamina.
S R
P Q
Distance (km)
05' The Distance - Time graph of the motion of a bus is given below.
Calculate the speed of the bus within last 30 minutes. 50
40
30
20
10
0 20 40 70
Time (Minutes)
01
07' Write log10 56.3 = 1.7505 in index notation.
A B C D
08' ABCD is a straight line. According to the given data, find 0
60
the magnitude of ECD.
0
25
E
09' A certain task can be completed in 3 days by 12 men. It is expected to complete twice the task like the
initial task in 8 days. Find how many men are required to complete the second task in 8 days.
2 2
10' Factors of 6x - 7x + 2 can be represented as ........ 6x - 7x + 2 = (2x - 1) (ax + b).
Find the value of a and b.
11' The square root of a certain number to the first approximation is 4.5. Select the relavant number from
the followings,
16 18 20 21
12' AB and BC are 2 chords of the circle with the centre O. The B
midpoints of the above 2 chords are X and Y respectively.
^ = 1150. Find the magnitude of ABC.
If XOY ^
X Y
0
115
O C
A
13' Solve, 1 x (x + 1) = 0
2
C
02
y
15' AB is a straight line, shown in the given cartesian B
+7
plane,
^a& Find the intercept.
^b& Find the gradient. +1
x
A 0 3
17' B)1 .
Write the elements of the set (AÈ
1
5
2 A
B 3 4
6
A B
B
20' The midpoints of the sides AB, BC and AC of the triangle ABC is P,
Q and R respectively. For each statement given below, If it is correct, P
mark a zzüZZ in the box in front of it. Q
A
R
C
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^1& Area of the triangle PQR is 1 of the area of the triangle ABC.
4
^2& BPRQ is a parallelogram.
1 th
^3& The perimeter of the triangle PQR is of the perimeter of the triangle ABC.
4
03
21' The volume of the Cylidrarical shape metal rod with the length
2m is 2100cm3. Calculate the area of the cross section in square
centimeters.
2m
22' A and B are two mutually exclusive events. If P(A) = 1 and P(B) = 1 , find the value of P(AÈ
B).
4 3
y F
B C
50
25' The cumulative frequency curve represents
information of the number of leaves taken by the 40
employees of a certain office. If the first quatile
(Q1) is 10, find the interquatile range. 30
20
10
10 20 30 40 50
04
Grade 11 PART - B Mathematics - I
11
^01& Mr. Sisira spend of the amount of money he earned, to bought a land and built a house. He
15
1
spend only of the amount of the money he earned, to buy the land.
3
(i) Find what fraction of the total amount was used to build the house.
3
(ii) After spending money to buy the land and build the house, Mr. Sisira spend of the rest
4
of money to buy funitures for the house. What fraction of the total amount of earned money
did Mr. Sisra spend to buy furnitures?
(iii) At the end of all these expenses, Mr. Sisira deposited the remaining amount of money in the
1
bank. It was 15 of the amount of money he earned. How many times the amount of money
spend to buy furnitures when compared to the amount of money deposited in the bank.
(iv) If Mr. Sisira deposited Rs. 180 000 in the bank, calculate the total amount of money he
earned.
O
^02& The given figure is a sketch of a wall hanging consisting of a
square shape part ABCD and a semi-circular part CED.
A B
(i) Write the special name of the shape ABO.
14cm
05
(iii) Show that the ratio between the area of the semi-circular shape to the area of ABCD square
shape is 11:28.
2
(iv) If the area of the shape OAB is 49cm , Calculate the height of the wall hanging.
^03& (a) A public limited company issues 600 000 shares to the public at Rs. 8 per share to raise it's
capital. Mr. Suresh purchases 12 000 shares in this company.
(i) Find the amount of money Mr. Suresh invests in this company.
(iii) The company pays Rs. 30 000 dividends income for a year to Mr. Suresh. Find the
annual dividends the company paid per share.
(i) Calculate the amount of commission paid when selling the land for Rs. 800 000.
(ii) Calculate the remaining amount of money the land owner gets.
06
^04& (a) There are 2 level in a single player computer game. If the player wins the first level only,
can play the second level. If he loses the first level, wants to play the first level again.
The probability of winning the first level is 4 and the second level is 1 ,
5 3
(i) Kasun plays the above computer game twice. An incomplete tree diagram to represent
this information is given below. Write down the corresponding probabilities on the
branches.
4 win
5 lose
win
lose
lose
(ii) Using the tree diagram, find the probability that Kasun wins the game in second time.
(b) There are 03 games as P1, P2, P3 in Kasun's computer & 04 games as P1, P2, P3 and P4 in
Chamod's computer. Kasun & Chamod randomly select one game and play. Represent the
relavant sample space with respect to this random experiment in the gride shown below.
Kasun
Chamod
(i) If A is the event of selecting two different games, encircle the elements of A in the
grid.
1
(ii) Find P(A ).
^05& The pie chart given in the figure shows the marks obtained by 0-2
0
certain set of students for the Olympiad maths paper, out of
0
-5
60 marks.
40
The number of students who obtained marks between 50 - 60
2y 2y
0
is 04 and the angle at the centre of the sector is 30 . x
y
30
(i) Calculate the magnitude of the angles at the centre of
-
30
20
the each sector and write them on the relavant dotted
-4
lines given in the pie-chart.
0
50 - 60
(ii) Find the number of students relavant for the each class interval & fill in the blanks.
0 - 20 20 - 30 30 - 40 40 - 50 50 - 60
(iii) Using the above table, complete the histogram & draw the frequency polygon.
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² Answer ten questions selecting five questions from part A and five questions from part B.
² Each question carries 10 marks.
² The volume of a sphere of radius r is 4 p r3 and the volume of a right circular cylinder with
3
2
radius of the cross section r and height h, is p r h.
PART - A
2
^01& (a) An incomplete table of values prepared to draw the graph of the function y = 3 - (x + 1) is
given below.
x -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2
y -6 -1 2 ........ 2 -1 -6
^02& (a) A furniture set priced at Rs. 80 000/- can be purchased by making a down payment of
Rs. 8 000 and paying the remainder by 24 equal monthly installments with an annual
interest rate of 24%. If the interest is calculated on the reducing balance, find the interest to
be paid at the end of 2 years.
(b) When purchasing the above set of furniture, the remaining amount after paying the down
payment can be borrowed to repay in 2 years with a compound interest rate of 13% per
year. According to that by which method of purchasing, the customer has to pay a more
interest? Reducing balance method or compound interest method? Give reasons.
01
^03& 3 Youghurts and 4 Ice-creams can be purchased by paying Rs. 220 and 4 Yoghurts and
2 Ice-creams for Rs. 210. The price of a Yoghurt is Rs. x and the price of an Ice-cream is Rs. y.
(i) Denote the number of Youghurts and Ice-creams as a square matrix and then denote the price
of a Youghurt and the price of an ice-cream as a column matrix.
(ii) Construct a pair of simultaneous equations by writing the two matrices in (i) as a product.
(iii) Solve the pair of simultaneous equations and find seperately the price of a yoghourt and an
ice cream.
(iv) If an equal number of Yoghurts and Ice-creams can be bought for Rs. 260, find the number
of yoghurts and icecreams can be bought.
^04& ABC is a triangular shaped lamina with side length of BC is (x + 2) units. The length of AD is
twice of the above length. If the area of lamina is 24 square units,
A
D B C
2
(i) Show that the area of lamina satisfies the equation x + 4x - 20 = 0.
2
(ii) Solve the equation x + 4x - 20 = 0 by using the formula or any other method and show
that the length of BC is 2 6.
^05& The following table contains information on the distance travelled by a car by a certain
government field officer to his field study during 25 days of a month.
(2-6 denotes greater than or equal 2km and less than 6km)
Number of days 2 4 5 7 3 2 2
(ii) Find the mean distance travelled by him by his motor car during this month of 25 days to
the nearest kilometer.
(iii) His institute pays him Rs. 8500 as the transport fee for 25 days. But the officer has
calculated that he needs Rs. 24 per 1km each for his motor car. Show that the transportation
fee that is paid by the institution is not sufficient for the month.
02
^06& The diagram shows a straight road PQ runs from South to North. The bus stand N
is situated at P. The school is located at B at a distance of 100m from P on a
bearing of 0400 and the hospital is located at C at a distance of 150m from P on
0
a bearing of 130 . Q
(i) Represent the above information in a sketch.
(ii) ^
Find the magnitude of BPC.
(iii) Using the trigonometric ratios,
(a) Find the shortest distance from the school at B to the
straight road PQ.
^ P
(b) Find the value of PCB.
PART - B
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^07& (a) In an arithmetic progression the first term is 15 and the 10 term is 105.
(i) Find the common difference of this progression.
(ii) Denote the sum of the first n terms of this arithmetic progression in terms of n.
(iii) Find the number of terms that should be added from the first term to get a sum of
400.
th
(b) Find the 7 term of the geometric progression 3, 6, 12, ........
^08& Use only a straight edge with a cm/mm scale and a pair of compasses for the following
constructions. Show the construction lines clearly.
^ such that AB = 7cm and BAP
(i) Construct the angle BAP, ^ = 450.
(ii) Construct the perpendicular bisector of AB and name the point it meets AP or produced AP
as D.
(iii) Construct the circle with centre O which passes through the points A, B and D. Give
reasons why CD is a tangent to the circle.
(iv) Produce the side CD to E such that DE = 5cm and construct another tangent to the circle
from the point E.
(b) When p = 3.14 and a = 2.05cm, find the value of h using logarithmic tables to the nearest
first decimal place.
03
^10& AC is a tangent drawn to the circle at B with centre O D
^ = 600.
and the diameter BD. CBE
(i) By giving reasons find the magnitude of following E
angles. O
^
(a) EFB F
(b) ABF ^ 0
60
(ii) Prove that D
ABF and D
ABE are equiangular A B C
triangles.
(iii) If AE = 9cm and AF = 4cm, find the length of AB.
^12& In a sports club of 60 members, 41 are women. Out of them 17 women play athletic events and
14 men do not play athletic events.
60
Members
Women
who play athletic
events
(i) Copy the venn diagram and represent the above information in it.
(ii) Shade the region which represent women who do not play athletic events.
(iii) In this sports club any one who plays team games, does not play athletic events. Out of the
19 members who play team games, 9 are women. Draw a new venn diagram by including
data to depict this change and find the number of members who do not participate for any
sport.
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Grade 11 THIRD TERM TEST - 2019 Mathematics
ANSWER PAPER
11 30 000
^ii& 1 - 01 ^iii& dividend income = 01
15 12 000
4 3 3 = Rs. 2.50 01 02
x (Taking ) 01
15 4 15
1 3
01 03 ^b& Commission = x 800 000 01
5 100
1 1 = Rs. 24 000 01 02
^iii& ¸ 01
5 15
Amount received to the owner
1 15
x = 800 000 - 24 000 01
5 1
=3 01 02
01 02
1 = Rs. 776 000
^iv& ® 180 000 01 10
15
nd
180 000 x 15 2 time
04. ^a& ^i& 1
^for 5 & 01
Rs. 2 700 000 01 02
1st time 1 win
10 4 win 23 02
5 3 lose
02. ^i& Right angular isosceles 01 01 win
1 lose 4
Triangular shape 5 5 01 04
1
5 lose
^ii& = 2 x 22 x 7 x 1 01
7 2 4 1 1 4
^ii& x + x 01
= 22cm 01 02 5 3 5 5
4 4
^iii& Area of the shape +
15 25
22 1 20 + 12
= x7x7x 01
7 2 2 75
= 77cm 01 37
Shape B = 14 x 14 01 06
2
75
= 196cm 01 A
01 ^b& ^i&
= 77 : 196 P3
Kasun
= 11 : 28 04 P2
1
^iv& x 14 x h = 49 01 P1 02
2
h = 7cm 01
P1 P2 P3 P4
l = 7 + 14 + 7 Chamod
= 28cm 01 03 Encircling 01
10 3 1
^ii& P(A ) =
12
03. ^a& ^i& Amount invested 1
= 01 04
01 4
= 12000 x 8 10
= Rs. 96 000 01 02
05. ^i& 2y = 600 01
^ii& Possession 0
01
12000 x = 120
= x 100% 01
600 000 Representing in the pie chart 01 03
= 2% 01 02
^02&
Grade 11 THIRD TERM TEST - 2019 Mathematics
ANSWER PAPER
^iii& 0 - 20 20 - 30 30 - 40 40 - 50 50 - 60 02 = 300
Total interest = 300 x 60
= Rs. 18 000 01 06
08 16 12 08 04 ^b& Interest for the first year
^iv& 13
20 = x 72 000
100
No. of students
16 = 9360 01
12 Principle for the second
year = 72000
8 9360
81360
4 Interest for the second year
13
= x 81360
10 0
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100
marks = 10576.80 01
^v& ² Marking axes 01 Total interest = 10576.80
² Column 0 - 20 01 9360.00
² Other columns 01 19936.80 01
^ii& Correct frequency polygon 19936.80 > 18000
First & last points 01 Reducing balance method is 01 04
Other points 01 05 more profitable. 10
10
PAPER - II / PART - A 03. ^i& 3 4 01
4 2
01. ^a& ^i& 3 01
^ii& Correct axes 01 x
01 02
y
Marking 5 points correctly 01
Smooth curve 01 04 ^ii& 3 4 x
01
4 2 y
^b& ^i& x = -1 01 01
3x + 4y = 220
^ii& 0.2 < x < 1.6 01 4x + 2y = 210 01 03
^iii& x = -2.7 x = 0.7 02 ^iii& x2
^iv& 3 = x + 1 8x + 4y = 420 01
= -1.7 +1.7 01
2
5x = 200
y = 1 - (x + 1) 01 06
x = 40 01
10
By substituting x = 40 for
02. ^a& Loan = 80 000 - 8000 3x + 4y = 220
= Rs. 72 000 01 3 x 40 + 4y = 220
4y = 220 - 120
Monthly instalment without 4y = 100
interest = 72000
y = 25 01
24
Price of a yought Rs. 40
= Rs. 3000 01
Price of an ice-cream Rs. 25 01 04
Interest for a month unit
24 1 260
= 3000 x x 01 ^iv& =
100 12 (40 + 25)
= 60 01 = 4
No of month units 4 youghts for 4 ice-creams 01 01
24
= x (24 + 1) 01 10
2
^03&
Grade 11 THIRD TERM TEST - 2019 Mathematics
ANSWER PAPER
PAPER - II / PART - B
1 06. ^i& W
04. ^i& 24 = (x + 2) x 2 (x + 2) 01 B
2 Q
2
24 = x + 4x + 4 01 02
0m
2
10
0 = x + 4x + 4 - 24
2
0 = x + 4x - 20 400
1300
^ii& x2 + 4x - 20 = 0 P
2 150
x + 4x = 20 01 m
2 C 02
x + 4x + 4 = 20 + 4 01 0 0
^ii& BPC = 130 - 40 01 03
(x + 2)2 = 24 01 0
= 90
x + 2 = + 24 01 ^iii& ^a& Representing the shortest 01
x+2=+2 6 01 distance in the figure
BQ
x = 2 6 - 2 or x = -2 6 - 2 01 Sin 400 = 01
100
x can't be a negative value, BQ
0.6428 = 01
x=2 6-2
\ 01 100
64.28m = BQ 01 04
BC = x + 2
=2 6-2+2 01 08 ^b& tan PCB = 100 01
150
=2 6
tan PCB = 0.667 01
10 -1
PCB = tan 0.6667
PCB = 33 421 01 03
05. ^i& 14 - 18 01 01 10
^ii& class interval Mid values f fx 07 ^a& ^i& Tn = a + (n - 1) d
2-6 4 2 8 105 = 15 + (10 - 1) d
6 -10 8 4 32 01
90 = 9d
10-14 12 5 60
14-18 16 7 112 10 = d 01 02
n
18-22 20 3 60 ^ii& Sn = {2a + (n-1)d}
22-26 22 2 44 2
n
26-30 28 2 56 Sn = {2 x 15 + (n-1)10} 01
2
f = 25 S
S fx = 372 n
Sn = (20 + 10n)
2
Mid value column 01 Sn = 10n + 5n2 01 02
2
fx column 02 ^iii& 400 = 10n + 5n 01
2
0 = 5n + 10n - 400
fx
S 01 04 2
0 = n + 2n - 80
fx
S 0 = (n + 10) (n - 8) 01
Mean =
Sf n + 10 = 0 or n - 8 = c
= 372 n = -10 n=8
25 01
Number of sides con't be a
= 14.8 01 negative value,
= 15km 01 03 No. of sides = 8 01 03
n-1
^iii& Monthly expenditure = 15 x 25 x 24 ^b& Tn = ar
= 9000 = 3 x 2(7-1) 01
01
8500 < 9000 01 02 = 3 x 26
Not enough = 3 x 64 01
10 = 192 01 03
10
^04&
Grade 11 THIRD TERM TEST - 2019 Mathematics
ANSWER PAPER
08. ^i&
^i& AB 01
BAP 01
^ii& Perpendicular bisector 02
Parallelogram 01
^iii& Naming the centre as O 01
Constructing the circle 01
ODC = 90 01
^iv& Drawing ED 01
Constructing the tangent 01
10
09. ^a& ^i& Volume = 20 x 20 x 10
= 4000cm3 01
4 3
02 03
^ii& 30 x p a = 400h
3
pa3
= h
10
3.14 x (2.05)3
^b& h = 01
10
h = (lg 3.14 + 3lg 2.05) - lg10 01
= (0.4969 + 3 x 0.3117) - 1.000 02
= 0.4969 + 0.9351 - 1.0000 01
= 1.4320 - 1.0000
= 0.4320 01
= antilog 0.4320
= 2.704
07
= 2.7cm 01 10
^05&
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0
10. ^i& ^a& EFB = 60 ^Angles in the alternate segment& 02
^b& ABF = 1800 - (900 + 600) ^Angles in the semi circle &
= 300 02 04
^ii& ABF D
and ABE D
ABF = BEA ^Angles in the alternate segment&
BAF = BAF ^common&
AFB = ABE ^Interior <) of a D
&
\
ABF D
and ABE D
are Equi - angular triangles 03 03
AB AF
^iii& =
AE AB
AB 4
= 01
9 AB
2
AB = 36 01
AB = 36
AB = 6cm 01 03
10
W AWZ D
and XYZ D
11. ^i&
AW = XY ^above proof&
WAZ = XYZ ^Alternate <) &
A AZW = XZY ^Opposite <) &
02
z \
AWZ D ^A.A.S.&
= XYZ D
Y \ AZ = YZ ^Corresponding
features of congruent triangles)
2AZ = AY
B X 1
C AZ = AY 01
To correct figure 02 2
To prove that :- AY = YC ^converse of the
XYC is an isosceles D mid-point theorem&
2AY = AC
Proof (-
1
BAC = XCY (AB = BC) 01 AY = AC 01
2
BAC = XYC (AB // XY) 01 bu substotituting for
\
XCY = XYC 1 1
Az = x AC
\
XY = XC 01 05 2 2
Therefore XCY is an isosceles D 1 05
Az = AC
1 4 10
^ii& To prove that (- AZ = AC
4
Proof (- XC = XY ^Above proof&
XC = AW ^data& 01
\ XY = AW
^06&
Grade 11 THIRD TERM TEST - 2019 Mathematics
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12. ^i& 60
41
Athletic 5 17 24
14
Women
Marking 5. 17, 14, 24 04
^ii& Shading the correct area. 01 05
^iii& 60
41 19
5 17 9 10
15
4
Athlatic Games
Women
Ven diagrame 01
Marking 15, 9, 10 03
4 01 05
10
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