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    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    MULANJE CLUSTER MOCK EXAMINATION


    2022 MALAWI SCHOOL CERTIFICATE MOCK EXAMINATION

    MATHEMATICS PAPER II
    Friday, May 27th Section A (60 marks) Time Allowed: 2 hours 30 mins

    Instructions:
     Answer all questions in this section

    y−2 y
    1. a. Simplify 2 ÷ (4 marks)
    y −3 y +2 y−1

    b. A triangle has a height of 3cm and its area is 6cm2. Calculate the area of a similar triangle
    with a height of 12cm. (4 marks)

    2. a. Figure below shows a speed-time graph of a motion

    V
    Speed m/s

    0 10 50 60
    Time (s)
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    If the acceleration during the first 10 seconds is 1.4mls 2. Calculate the total distance covered
    by the object. (6 marks)

    b. Solve the equation log 5 x = 1 – log 5 ( x−4) (5 marks)

    3. a. Solve the following simultaneous equations (7 marks)


    9 x 2 – y ¿ 15
    3 x− y=5
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    b. Prove that angle subtended by arc at the centre is twice the angle subtended by the same
    arc at any circumference of the circle (7 marks)

    4. a. Figure below shows a tangent AT to a circle ABC with centre O at A. Line CT is parallel
    to line BA and angle ATC = 32o.

    320
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    Calculate angle ACB (5 marks)

    b. Figure below shows a triangle ABC such that AB = 6cm, BC = 10cm and AC = 7cm

    Calculate angle ACB to the nearest degree (5 marks)


    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    5. a. In figure below ⃗
    OA =a ⃗
    OB = b and ⃗
    AM = ¼ ⃗
    AB

    Find ⃗
    OM in terms of a and b (5 marks)

    b. using a ruler and a pair of compasses only. Construct in the same diagram:

     A circle centre O and diameter 7cm


     A point T outside the circle such that OT = 8cm
     Tangents AT and BT at A and B respectively (6 marks)
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    6. For Chikondi to be offered a place at a certain college, he must pass both subjects;
    Mathematics and Physics. Chikondi has a probability of passing Mathematics 0.8. If he
    passed Mathematics he has a probability of failing Physics 0.4 and if he failed Mathematics
    he has a probability of passing Physics 0.49. Using a tree diagram to find the probability that
    Chikondi did not get the place at the college. (6 marks)

    SECTION B (40 MARKS)

    Instruction: Answer any four questions

    7. A Geometric progression with a positive common ratio is such that the sum of the first two
    terms is 8 and the third term is 18. Find the fourth term (10 marks)
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    8. Figure below shows a rectangular water tank

    Calculate: a. the length of AG to 1 decimal place

    b. the angle between a base ABCD and the line AG to the nearest degree (10 marks)
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    9. Table below shows masses in kg of 40 students

    59 54 51 56 61 59 60 57
    60 58 62 58 60 58 49 61
    59 52 60 61 64 56 57 58
    54 60 58 69 63 58 51 63
    56 60 62 67 65 70 69 57

    a. Using data in table above and taking intervals of 46-50, 51-55… construct a frequency
    distribution table for the data

    b. Using a scale of 2cm to represent 5units on the vertical axis and 2cm to represent a class
    on the horizontal axis, draw a frequency polygon for the data (10 marks)
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    10. Solve the equation x 3 + x 2 - 9 x – 9 = 0 (10 marks)

    11. A businesswoman wants to buy up to 500 skirts for her shop. She has K9000 to spend. There
    are two types of skirts available, one type costing K30 each and the other costing K10 each.
    She wants to buy at least 100 of each type of skirts.
    a. If x represents the number of experiment type of skirts and y represents the number of
    cheaper type of skirts, write down four inequalities that satisfy the given information. (3
    marks)
    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    b. Using a scale of 2cm to represent 100 units on both axes, draw graphs to show the region
    bounded by four inequalities, and shade the unwanted region. (5 marks)
    c. Using the graphs, find the maximum number of each type of skirts he should buy in order
    to maximize profit if the profit is K10 each on the expensive skirts and K5 each on the
    cheaper skirts.(2 marks)

    12. The table below shows some values of x and y for the equation y = x 3- 3 x

    x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
    y -18 -2 0 2 18

    i. Complete the table of values (2 marks)


    NAME: __________________________________________________________

    ii. Using a scale of 2cm to represent 1 unit on the horizontal axis and 2cm to represent
    5units on the vertical axis. Draw the graph of y = x 3- 3 x (5 marks)
    iii. Use your graph to solve the equation: x 3- 5 x + 2 = 0 (3 marks)

    END OF QUESTION PAPER

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