1. Number theory and computation a. .

3
1
1


3

2

1


i.

4

2

923
8 3 4

2.86  0.75   0.4812

3.841361 3.84

b. Buying a computer


5




95 

i.
$1399 

1399
 or 1399

100



100 

$1329.05

ii.
There was a profit

$1329.05  $1064
100%
1064

 24.9%
Price comparison

350 450 500

i.  83.3ml / $ vs  84.11ml / $ vs  86.21ml / $ ; this shows
4.2 5.35 5.8

that the most cost effective buy s the 500ml box since you get more per

dollar

Algebra

a. Factorize completely

4 a2 16

4( a  2)( a  2)

3y22y8

( y  2)(3 y  4)

2xy3

iii. Simultaneous equation 5 x  2 y  12

x  2, y  1

1
iv. Direct variation the relation is y  x which when used gives u  y  10
2

and t  x 18

Sets and construction a. Sets

37  x
 H  F  U is fals e, the re are 5 pe rsons outside of those two sets

 H F I
  is Fa lse, this re gion is the same as H only and it is not

empty

x7

b. Geometric Construction//this part is deliberately left out

Measurement

Volume of external 30  20 15  9000cm3

Other calculations

30 – 3 = 27 cm

20 – 3 = 17 cm

15 – 1.5 = 13.5 cm

Internal volume is 13.5  6196.5cm3

6196.5 10.5  65063.25g

65.1kg

Geometry and Transformations

Calculate the unknown angles

x 128  180 x  52
y  1280 , corresponding angles

w  480
b. Transformation

 2  i. The transformation is a translation T  

4
 

ii. Draw the triangle and write the point , the coordinates are R"(7,3)

Functions and graphs

Coordinate geometry

y  x
yx

Quadratic Graph

Complete the table

x
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
4

y
5
0
-3
-4
-3
0
5
ii. Draw the graph//

Complete the following

The minimum value occurs at x = 1

The solutions of the equation are x = -2 and x = 3

Statistics

a. Complete the table

weight
Tally
Number of bags
1 – 10
III
3
11 – 20
IIII
4
21 – 30
IIII
4
31 – 40
IIIIIII
7
41 – 50
II
2

Using class interval 21 – 30

The upper class boundary is 30.5

The class width is 10

The class midpoint is 5.5

Draw the histogram

Number of bags
Problem solving/investigation

Draw the fourth diagram// [ intentionally omitted]

Copy and complete the table

Figure Number (N)

Number of Knots (K)
Number of Strings (S)

15
i
4

15

31

ii

127

255

iii

10
1023

2047

Formula
N
2 N 1

2 ( N 1) 1

Note//The formula was added to question 8 as a check to determine how the numbers were
arrived at and was not required
Algebra, functions relations and graphs a. Functions

Write expressions for

x7
f 1 ( x ) 
2

 1
g (x) x 1

fg ( x )  2( x2 1)  7

fg ( x )  2 x2  5


 fg  1 x 

x5

2
ii. Show that  fg  1 5   g  1 f 1 5
g
1
f
1

5  
57

6

 fg  1 x 
x5

55


5
and

1
(6) 
g

6 1 
5
Distance time graph

The car arrived at 8:30

Total time at stops is 45 minutes

Speed is 60km/h

Average speed for the time it was moving , total distance divided by total

D
average..speed  T

time which gives

200
3
15

60

200
 3.25  61.54 km / h
Measurement, Geometry and Trigonometry a. Circle theorem

EHF  680 , triangle EHF is isosceles which means EHF = EFH

FGH  EHF  680 , FGH is drawn on the chord FH, the angle between the tangent and the
chord is the same as the angle drawn on the chord
JHE  900 , JH is a diameter which means the radius OH meets the tangent EH at a right angle
JGH  900 , note that JH is a diameter and JGH is drawn on the diameter, the angle in the semi-
circle is a right angle
b. Geometry/trigonometry

i. RTS  180  140  22   180 , TSR = 1400

ST

150

sin 22

sin18

ii.
150sin 22
ST   181.8m
sin18

FT  181.8sin 40 FT  116.9m
Vectors and Matrices a. Vectors

AB  AO  OB

i.

 2 
6

4


AB





3


2


1



AC  AO  OC
ii.

 2 
10


8 

AC




2


4


6



AB is twice as long as AC and has the same direction, in addition both share the point A indicating
that AB and AC are the same line. That means A, B and C are collinear

3
x
12
2x0

b.

is singular then its determinant is zero, so 12

 2x

If 

2
4



x6

The matrix product is

i.
NP 
4
1  1

5

6

21




1

 

3


2  2

7


17 

ii.
NP  PN therefore so the multiplication is not commutative
2

1 

12
1

iii.
N 1 

5
5


3





5

4


 3

4


5


2

1 

x



1 

0

5






2




iv.
y
 
 3

4


1






5


x
0





 y
 
1

