NCSE 2007 Mathematics Paper 2
NCSE 2007 Mathematics Paper 2
NCSE 2007 Mathematics Paper 2
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
MATHEMATICS
PAPER II
TIME 90 MINUTES
School’s Name__________________________________________________
School’s ID
Student's Number
MATHEMATICS
QUESTION
MARKER
INITIALS
INITIALS
NUMBER
NUMBER
TOTAL
TABLE
KC
AT
PS
SECTION
I
Section
II
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INSTRUCTIONS
2. There are six (6) questions in Section I and six (6) questions in Section II.
7. If you have finished before time is called, go back and check your work.
- Student’s Name
- School’s Name
- School’s ID
- Student’s Number
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SECTION I
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1. a) Calculate the value of + , stating your answer as an improper fraction. [2 marks]
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b)
(i) Determine the value of 562 × 53 [1 mark]
(ii) State your answer to b (i) above to the nearest hundred. [1 mark]
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15 p 2 q
2. a) Simplify: , giving your answer in the lowest form. [2 marks]
3p
b) Solve for x:
3x – 5 = x + 7 [4 marks]
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3.
40 cm
180 cm
40 cm
200 cm
b) The counter top has to be tiled using square tiles of side 5 cm. [3 marks]
How many tiles will be needed to completely cover it?
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4. a) The diagram shows the net of a solid.
i) Name the solid formed from the net shown above. [1 mark]
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ii) Complete the table below for the solid named in part (a). [3 marks]
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5. a) In a class of 25, students bought tickets for two competitions, the Soca Monarch and the
Chutney Monarch. Given that
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b) What was the total number of tickets bought by students of the class? [2 marks]
c) How many students did not buy tickets for either event? [1 mark]
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6. Angelina had a fever and her temperature was recorded every hour from 1:00 PM to
4:00 PM.
Temperature Chart
39.0
T 38.8
E
M 38.6
P
E 38.4
R 38.2
A
T 38.0
U
37.8
R
E
0 37.4
C
37.2
37.0
1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00
Time
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b) Her temperature at 5:00 P.M. was 0.20 C lower than her temperature at [3 marks]
4:00 P.M. Complete the line graph to show the temperature at 5:00 P. M.
c) Estimate the temperature at 6:00 P.M. if her temperature continues to drop at the same
rate. [1 mark]
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d) During which one-hour period was there the greatest drop in temperature? [1 mark]
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SECTION II
MAIN MENU
ITEM COST
1 piece chicken $6.25
1 portion fries $2.75
salad $3.75
medium soft drink $1.25
(i) Calculate the cost of Maria’s meal if she ordered the following items from the Main Menu:
(ii) After buying her meal, Maria noticed that the fast food restaurant offered the following
special.
COMBO MEAL $ 9.25
1 piece chicken
1 portion fries
1 Soft drink
How much money would she save if she had bought the Combo Meal instead? [2 marks]
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7 a)
(iii) Harry wants to buy a meal from the Main Menu.
He buys 2 pieces of chicken.
What other items can he buy so that his total cost is exactly $20.00. [2 marks]
b) D. J.’s Music World bought 100 music CDs for $ 2 000.00 and sold them at $28.00 each.
(i) Calculate their total profit if all the CDs were sold? [2 marks]
(iii) After the first week the company made a profit of $632.00. How many CDs were sold in
the first week? [2 marks]
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8. a) Ken’s cellular phone rates and the balance on his account are shown below.
TELESMART
CELL PHONE RATES
Account $100.00
Balance
(i) Ken used his cell phone and made calls lasting 3 hours.
What is the total cost of these calls? [3 marks]
(ii) Telesmart deducted the cost of the calls from Ken’s account. What is the new balance after
the deduction?
[1 mark]
(iii) How many text messages can he now send with the money left? [2 marks]
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8 b) Keisha’s parents put $6 000.00 in a fixed deposit account that earned Simple Interest at a
rate of 6% per annum interest.
What is the total of the interest and the deposit after 5 years? [3 marks]
c) Kyle wants to buy a computer for US$350.00. The rate of exchange from US to TT
dollars is
US $1.00 = TT $6.30
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9. A drawing of an advertising Billboard is shown in the diagram below.
(x – 3) m
(2x – 4) m
[3 marks]
d) Calculate
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10. The equation y = 2 x + 1 gives the relationship between two variables, x and y .
x 1 2 3 4 5 6
y 3 7 11
(i) Draw the X and Y - axes using a scale of 1 centimetre to represent one unit on each axis
(ii) Use the values in the table to plot the points
(iii) Draw the graph of y = 2x+1.
[5 marks]
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11 a) Only a ruler, pencil and a pair of compasses should be used for the following exercise.
(ii) Construct the perpendicular bisector of AB. Let the bisector cut AB at M. [3 marks]
(iii) Locate the points P and Q on the bisector such that PM = MQ = 4 cm. [2 marks]
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11 b)
13 cm
h cm x
12 cm
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12. The Bar Chart below shows the average monthly rainfall in Trinidad for the first half
of a certain year. The Bar representing the amount of rainfall for the month of May is
missing.
200
180
160
Rainfall 140
(mm) 120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Month
a) Use the data in the above graph to complete the table below.
[3 marks]
Jan 90
Feb
Mar
Apr
Jun
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b) If the total rainfall for the first half of the year was 540 mm, calculate the amount of
rainfall for the month of May. [2 marks]
c) On the Bar Chart on page 18, draw the Bar to represent the rainfall for the month of
May.
[2 marks]
e) Calculate the mean monthly rainfall for the period January to June? [2 marks]
f) What percentage of the total rainfall occurred in the month of June? [2 marks]
END OF TEST
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