MATHEMATICS F4 EMaS 07 / MODULE 1

PROGRAM BIMBINGAN EMaS 2007

JABATAN PELAJARAN TERENGGANU

MATHEMATICS
FORM 4

MODULE 1
TOPICS:
OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
 LINEAR EQUATIONS I
 STANDARD FORM
 QUADRATIC EXPRESSIONS

SUBJECTIVES QUESTIONS
 SOLID GEOMETRY
 QUADRATIC EQUATION

PANEL MEMBERS:
1. PN. HJH ESAH BT DAUD
( SMK SERI BUDIMAN, K.TERENGGANU )
2. EN. MOHD ANUWA B HAMZAH
(SMK SULTAN ISMAIL, KEMAMAN )
3. EN. SHAFIE B YAACOB
( SMK NASIRUDDIN SHAH, BESUT )
4. EN. NIK KAMARUZAMAN NIK MUSA
( SMK SERI BESUT, BESUT )
5. TN. HJ DIN B DOLLAH

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MODUL BIMBINGAN EMAS

MATHEMATICS ( FORM 4)
MODULE 1
PAPER 1

1 Round off 23 881 correct to three 5 Express 0.00173 in standard form.

significant figures
A 1.73 103
A 2 388 B 1.73 101
B 2 389
C 1.73 10 1
C 23 880
D 1.73 103
D 23 900

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6. State 3.07 × 10 as a single number
2 Round off 0.080281 correct to three
significant figures
A 307 000
A 0.08
B 3 070 000
B 0.080
C 30 700 000
C 0.0803
D 307 000 000
D 0.08028

3 Round off 0.0009055 correct to two

48000
significant figures 7 
8 10 7
A 0.00091
B 0.000910 A 6 10 4
C 0.000906 B 6 10 10
D 0.00190 C 6 × 10 10
D 6 × 10 12

4 Express 2970000 in standard form.

8. The mass of an atom 6.02 × 10 29 kg.
A 2.97 10 4
The mass in g, of 100 atoms are
297 10
6
B

21
A 6.02 × 10
C 2.97 10 6
24
B 6.02 × 10
D 297 10 4
26
C 6.02 × 10
27
D 6.02 × 10

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9 4.2 × 10 8 −6.3 × 10 7 14. Given that 2(p ─2) = 3(p +3), then p =

7
A 2.1 × 10 A – 13
8
B 2.1 × 10 B –6
7
C 3.57 × 10 C –5
D 3.57 × 108 D –1

10 4.2110 7 2.6 10 8  15 Given that 12 = 2h – 3(2h – 2), then h =

A 1.61 108 3
A −
B 1.61 107 2
9
C 3.95 10 8 B −
2
D 3.95 10 7 7
C −
2
11. 3k(2 – k) −5(2k – 1) = 5
D −
A −5k −5 2
B −5k + 5
C −3k 2 −4k −5 16. x 2 −5x + 6 =
2
D −3k −4k + 5
A (x + 6)(x – 1)
B (x + 1)(x+6)

12. 3(h – 1 ) + 4(1 – 2h) = C (x – 3)(x – 2)

A h+3 D (x – 3)(x + 2)
B −5h + 3
C −5h + 1
D 1

17. x 2 −x −6 =
13. Given that m – 3 = 2, then m =
A (x + 6)(x – 1)
A – 5
B (x + 1)(x + 6)
B –1
C (x – 3)(x – 2)
C 1
D (x – 3)(x + 2)
D 5

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18. x 2 + 7x + 6 = 20. (4y – 1) 2 – 4y 2 =

A (x + 6)(x – 1) A (3y – 1)(4y – 1)

B (x + 1)(x+6) B (2y – 1)(6y – 1)
C (x – 3)(x – 2) C (y – 1)(12y – 1)
D (x – 3)(x + 2) D (2y + 1)(6y + 1)
.
19. x 2 −5x −6 =

A (x −6)(x + 1)
B (x + 1)(x+6)
C (x – 3)(x – 2)
D (x – 3)(x + 2)

PAPER 2
x 2 4
1. Solve the quadratic equation =x
5

2. Solve the quadratic equation y 2 + 3 = 7(y – 1)

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12 4q
3. Solve the quadratic equation q =
q

2m 2 12
4. Solve the quadratic equation = −m
5

5.

The diagram shows a solid cylinder with

the height of 15 cm. Some parts of the
cylinder which is in the form of a cone has
been taken out.
The height of the cone is 7.5 cm. Given that
the diameter of the cylinder and the cone
base is 9 cm.
Using = 3.142, calculate the volume of
the remaining solid.

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The diagram shows a right prism is
combined with one half of a cylinder
at a rectangular plane JKLM.
M L
Given that JK = 7 cm, KL = 10 cm
J and the height of the prism is 5 cm.
K
22
Using  = , calculate the volume
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of the combined solid.

7.

In the diagram , a hemisphere is joint to the base of

a right cone

Given that , the radius of the hemisphere and the base of

the cone is 3.5 cm , and the height of the cone is 14 cm.
22
Using  = , calculate the volume of the combined
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solid.

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In the diagram, a solid cone is taken out from a solid

hemisphere.
Given that, the diameter of the hemisphere is 8 cm, and
8.
the diameter of the cone is 4 cm. The height of the cone
is 6 cm.
Calculate the volume of the remaining solid
22
. ( Use = ).
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9. A
B In the diagram, a solid hemisphere with diameter PQ was
P taken out from the solid cuboid with a square base. P dan
Q are the midpoints of sides AD and BC respectively..
Q
22
D Using  = , calculate the volume of the remaining
C 24 cm 7
solid.
.
H
G
15 cm
E F

FORMULAE

Volume of a cylinder = r 2 h
1
Volume of a cone = r 2 h
3
4
Volume of a sphere = r3
3

Volume of a right prism = cross sectional area × length

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