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    F.5 MATHEMATICS (PAPER 1) MTE (2021-2022) Solution

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    F.

    5 MATHEMATICS (PAPER 1) MTE(2021-2022) Solution

    1. 1M

    1M

    1A

    2.

    1M

    1M

    (or ) 1A

    3. Let $ be the marked price of textbook A.


    Then marked price of textbook B 1M

    1M + 1A

    1A

    4. (a)

    ---(1) 1A

    and

    ---(2) 1A
    The solutions of the compound inequality are . 1A

    (b) –16 1A

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.1
    5.
    (a) Let h cm be the final depth of juice in the vessel.

    = 1M + 1A

    5x = 3x + 18
    x=9 1A
     The final depth of juice in the vessel is 9 cm.
    (b) Let r cm be the final base radius of the surface of juice in
    the vessel.
    = 486 1M

    r=
    Final area of the wet curved surface of the vessel
    = cm2 1M
     623.3192 cm2
    > 600 cm2
     The claim is disagreed. 1A

    6. (a) Let , where and are non-zero constants. 1M

    1M for either one*

    for either one*


    (2) - (1):
    By substituting into (1), we have

    ∴ 1A
    The required cost 1A

    (b) The total cost of three wooden wardrobes of weight 10.24 kg

    1M

    ∴ The claim is incorrect. 1A

    7. (a)
    1M

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.2
    1A
    ∴ The coordinates of the vertex are . 1A

    (b) ∵ The coefficient of x2 .


    ∴ The graph of opens upwards. 1M
    The minimum value of is .
    Note that
    1M

    ∴ The graph of do not intersect with the x-axis. 1A f.t.

    8.
    ( in alt. segment) 1M
    (a)

    DAB = 90 ( in semi-circle) 1A


    (  sum of )

    1A

    (b)
    In △BDR,
    (ext.  of △) 1M

    (ext. , cyclic quad.) 1M

    1A

    9. (a)
    1A

    1M

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.3
    cm 1A

    (b) Area of ABC 1M

    cm 1A

    10. (a) 1M
    1A

    1A

    (b) Note that and hence .


    Area of 1M

    1M

    If , then

    1M

    1A

    11. (a) g(3) = –7


    [3(3) + p](3 – 3)2 + q = –7 1M
    q = –7 1A
    g(4) = 0
    [3(4) + p](4 – 3)2 – 7 = 0 1M
    12 + p = 7
    p = –5 1A

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.4
    (b) g(x) = 0
    (3x – 5)(x – 3)2 – 7 = 0
    3x3 – 23x2 + 57x – 52 = 0 1A
    (x – 4)(3x – 11x + 13) = 0
    2
    1M
    x – 4 = 0 or 3x2 – 11x + 13 = 0
    For 3x2 – 11x + 13 = 0,
    D = (–11)2 – 4(3)(13) = –35 < 0 1M + 1A
    \ 3x – 11x + 13 = 0 does not have real roots.
    2

    \ g(x) = 0 has 1 real root. 1A

    12. (a) (Ð in semicircle)


    In DABC and DDCE,

    (Ðs in the same segment)


    (Ð sum of D)
    (proved)
    (Ð sum of D)
    \ (AAA)

    Marking Scheme:
    Case 1 Any correct proof with correct reasons. 3
    Case 2 Any correct proof without reasons. 2
    Case 3 Any relevant statement with correct reason. 1

    (b) In DDCE,
    CE2 + DE2 = CD2 (Pyth. theorem)
    CE = cm
    = 5 cm 1A
    Q
    \ = (corr. sides, ~Ds)

    = 1M

    AC = cm
    Q
    \ AD is a diameter of the circle AOCD. 1M
    (converse of Ð in semicircle)
    In DACD,
    AD2 = AC2 + CD2 (Pyth. theorem)
    AD = cm 1M
    = 20 cm
    \ The diameter of the circle AOCD = 20 cm 1A

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.5
    13.
    (a) Note that .

    By the sine formula,

    1M

    1M
    By the sine formula,

    1A r.t. 31.0 cm

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.6
    (b) (i) By the cosine formula,
    1M

    ∴ The distance between A and C on the 1A r.t. 21.9 cm


    horizontal ground is 21.9 cm.

    (ii) Note that △ABC and △ACD are isosceles


    triangles.
    Let M be the mid-point of AC.
    So, and . (prop. of isos. 1A

    △)
    The required angle is .
    (Pyth. thm)

    (Pyth. thm)

    1M

    By the cosine formula,

    1A r.t. 37.7

    Thus, the angle between the plane ACD and the


    horizontal ground is 37.7.

    (iii) The area of △ABC

    1M

    The height of the pyramid ABCD


    1M

    The volume of pyramid ABCD


    1A r.t. 3270 cm3

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.7
    (c) Let X and Y be the projections of D and P on the plane
    ABC respectively. Suppose that . 1M

    When P is the mid-point of BD, we have .

    Note that the volume of pyramid ABCD

    , and

    the volume of pyramid ABCP

    Thus, the volume of the pyramid ABCP is half of the


    volume of the pyramid ABCD. f.t.
    1A
    Thus, the claim is agreed.
    (13)

    LCK/21-22/MTE/MATH(1)-Solution/F.5/P.8

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