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    ARABS FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY Solution Marks [Remarks 1M_| for (9)" =x"y” and can be absorbed Th eer and éan be absorbed 2 1M _| forexpanding 1M _| forputting x on one side 1A | accept x= 0-2 or x IM | formaking a~x the subject 1M | for putting x on one side 3. The amount 5000 (1+2%)° ‘The required interest = 5000(1+2%)° ~ 5000 S206 $306 4, Since (a,0) lies on y =a? +10a-25 =! 2004-CE-MATH 1-3 * 410x-25 , we have TA | uel for missing unit rt. $5306 1M _ | for 5000(1+r%y ~5000 (22) 1A | wl for missing unit 1M__| for putting »=0 FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY RRS FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY Solution Marks [Remarks 5 B North 30m ore - East Refer tothe figure, 1M | pp-! for any undefined symbol OB TIARAS? 0221 1A | uel for missing unit r¢, 27.5? Thus, the bearing of B fiom A is N62.5°E IM | accept 063, 052.5° or New31"E B North 130 a 5 East Refer to the figure, 60 cos = 1M | pp-l for any undefined symbol @62i51357375% on 625° 1A | ul formissing unit r4.27.5° Thus, the bearing of B from A is N62.S°E accept 063 , 062.5" or N62°31'E 6 (@) _a?~ab+20-2b = ala -b)+2(4-8) = (a2) Ha +2) 1M | bratingeanenmo erring os (a+2\(a-8) 1A () _169y? 25 = (3y)? =5? 13y+5)3y-5) IM#1A Let the number of oranges bought be x (4) pp=1 for any undefined syinbol Then, the number of apples bought will be 20—x 1A Now, 22 +3(20—x) = 46 IM+A. | IM for 2x+3(20-x) Solving, we have xsi 1A ‘Thus, the number of oranges bought is 14. [Let x and yy be the number of oranges and the number of apples bought P=! for any undefined symbol lespectively. Then, we have eee TAHA 2x43y=46 IThen, we have 2x+3(20-x)=46 1M__| forleaving x or y only Isolving, we have x= 14 1A (Thus, the number of oranges bought is 14. 2004-CE-MATH 1-4 ABRSXeH I =«=©FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY RARAMEH FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY Sohaon Was | Remaris 8.) The equied probability EI 1a | 0556 5 (8) The required probably =F inminesal IM for ep where O IM#IM#1A (b), 4 ay5: “+O? Let rom be the radius of the sector, Then, we have pp-I for any undefined symbol 162 iva | im for 1A, ° “Thus, the rads ofthe sector is 27 em v1 for missing unit [Let rom be the radius of the sector. ‘Then, we have ‘pp-l for any undefined symbol 1a 800 s0r er a 1M for S98 erence IM+A. i ra27 1A Thus, the radius ofthe sectors 27m. uc for missing unit ‘The perimeter ofthe sector = (22722) +227) 1M for Aan +EVa) _ 360 360 =(24 +54) em 1A | uA} for missing unit The porineer of the sector 807 807 an GZ) 27 IM | fr E2402) Magy) 2D or (aye) + KE) =(12n-+54)em 14 _| ot formissing uni “The perimeter of the sector al 2162) 21622) = He) (2307) IM | for 229) ry Fp H327) oe) =(12+54)cm 14_| wt for missing uni 2004-CE-MATH 1-5 ARASH FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY

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