1.

Find the value of 48 30 6 4.

(2 marks)

2.

Calculate the value of 16 (0.6)

4 7

( 2 marks)

3. Calculate the value of 1 and express the answer as a fraction in its lowest term

3 7

3 4

2 5

( 2 marks)

4. a) Find the value of

0.8 1
3

36 b) Calculate the value of 25 1

( 3 marks) 5. a) Find the value of

3

0.512 .

b) Calculate the value of ( 23 ) + 196

( 3 marks)

6. In Diagram 1, polygons P and P are drawn on square grids.

Diagram 1 P is the image of P under transformation Q. Describe in full transformation Q.

( 2 marks)

7. Diagram 2 is drawn on square grids. Triangle JKL is reflected in the line MN. Draw the image of JKL. 2

Diagram 2 (2 marks)

8. The data in Diagram 3 shows the grades obtained by 20 candidates in an examination.

A B

B C

D E

C B

D C

B A

D B

B C

C B

B D

Diagram 3 a) Using the data, complete the frequency table below. Grades Frequency b) State the mode. (3 marks) 9. Diagram 4 shows polygon ABCDEF and straight line PQ drawn on square grids. Starting from the line PQ, draw polygon PQRSTU which is congruent to polygon ABCDEF. A F E D B C P A B C D E

Diagram 4 (2 marks)

10. Diagram 5 shows a right prism.

4 cm 4 cm Diagram 5 3 cm Draw a full scale net of the prism on the square grids provided. The grid has equal square of side 1 cm.

(3 marks)

11. Solve each of the following equations. a) m = 12 m b)

3 ( 8 24 n ) + 17 = n 8

(3 marks)

12. Solve each of the following equations a) b) 2( n 2 ) = n + 5

m =3 18

(3 marks)

13. Factorise completely 98 2m 2

(2 marks)

14. Simplify 4( 2 p 3) + ( p 4 ) 2 .

( 2 marks)
3 7 4v as a single fraction in its simplest form 4m 12 mv

15. Express

(3 marks)

16. Simplify

x6 x . x 3

(2 marks)

17. Find the value of 2 2 27 2 3 2

(3 marks)

18. Set squares and protractors are not allowed for part (a) of this question. Diagram 6 shows triangle PQR. a) Using only a ruler and a pair of compasses, construct triangle PQR using the measurements given, beginning from the straight line PQ provided in the answer space. P Q using a protractor. b) Based on your constructions in (a), measure R

5cm 120 P Q

a)

Diagram 6

P b) __________________________ 19. Table 1 shows the number of athletes from four sport houses. Sport house Blue Green Red Yellow Number of athletes 18 12 27 15 Table 1

Q (5 marks)

The information for Blue house is shown fully in the pie chart below. Complete the pie chart to represent all the information in Table 1.

Blue

Diagram 8

(5 marks)

20. Table 2 shows the number of watermelons sold by Pak Kassim over five days. Day Number of Watermelons Wednesday 30 Thursday 18 Friday 24 Saturday 30 Sunday 12

Table 2 On diagram 7 in the answer space, draw a line graph to represent all the information in Table 2.

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Diagram 7 (4 marks) Prepared by, Zakiah Bt Amran Panel Head of Mathematics Checked by, . Pn Rahamah Bt Ayob Head of Department Science & Mathematics Verified by Pn Hjh Nor Azizah Bt Hj. Brahim Senior Assistant

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