MARKING SCHEME

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS PAPER 2

SPM TRIAL EXAMINATION 2010

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1 x  10  2 y P1
K1 Eliminate x
y 2  10  2 y  y  24
y 2  10 y  24  0 K1 Solve quadratic
 y  4  y  6  0 equation
y4 or y6
N1
x2 or x  2
N1

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(a) k=6 P1

(b) Mid point 23 , 28 , 33 , 38 , 43 P1

(i) Mean
K1 Use formula and

 fx 
1 23  4  28  7  33  5  38  3  43
calculate
f 1 4  7  5  3
685 N1
  34.25
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(ii) Varian

 fx 2
 x 2
 f
K1 Use formula and
1  232  4  282  7  332  5  382  3  432 calculate
  34.252
20
24055
  34.252
20 N1
 29.69

(iii) Median , m
1  1  K1 Use formula and
 2NF  2 (20)  5  calculate
 L  C  30.5   5
 fm   7 
    N1
 34.07

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3 1
y  x3  x 2  2
3

(a) dy
 x2  2x  3 K1 Equate and solve
dx
x2  2 x  3  0 quadratic
equation
 x  1  x  3  0
x  1 , 3
2
x  1 y
3
x3 y2

 2
 1,  and  3, 2  N1 N1
 3

(b) Equation of normals :

1
mnormal  
3 K1 Use mnormal to form
2 1 1 equations
y    x  1 y2  x  3
3 3 3
1 1 1 N1 N1
y x or equivalent y  x3 or equivalent
3 3 3

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4
y
(a)

P1 Modulus sine
shape correct.
2 y  3sin 2 x  1
P1 Amplitude = 3
[ Maximum = 2
1
and Minimum =
-1]

O   3 x
2 P1 Two full cycle in
-1 2 2 0  x  2

3x
-2 y  1
2 P1 Shift down the
graph

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3x
(b) 3sin 2 x  1  1 
2
or N1 For equation

3x
y  1
2

3x
Draw the straight line y  1 K1 Sketch the
2 straight line

Number of solutions = 5. N1

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5

(a) Common ratio, r=4 N1

(b) 1 K1
A6    32 
2 5 1 5
T6  ar    4 
4 OR 4
N1
 256  256

(c)
S6  S 2 K1 Use S6 or S2
1 1

 46  1  
 42  1  K1 Use S6 - S2
 4 4
4 1 4 1
N1
 341.25 1.25
 340

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(a) K1 for using vector
(i)    triangle for a(i) or
OD  OC  CD
a(ii)
 6a  12b
  N1

(ii)   

AB  OB  OA
1  
 OD  OA
2
 3a  6b  3a
   N1
 6b

OR

 1 
AB  CD  6b [ K1 N1 ]
2 

(b)

AE
 
 AB  BE K1 for using vector

 1   triangle and BE
 6b  h  OD 
 2 
 6b  h  3a  6b 
  

K1
a  kb  3ha   6  6h  b
   

k  6  6h K1 for equating
3h  1 coefficients
1
1  6  6  correctly
h 3
3
8 N1 N1

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(a)
x 1 2 3 4 5 6
N1 6 correct
log10 y 0.65 0.87 1.08 1.30 1.52 1.74
values of log y

log10 y
(b) K1 Plot log10 y vs x
Correct axes &
uniform scale

N1 6 points plotted
correctly

N1 Line of best-fit
0.43

0 x

(c) log10 y = ( k log10 A ) x + log10 A P1

(i) x = 2.6 N1

(ii) y-intercept = log10 y K1

A = 2.69 N1

gradient = k log10 A K1
gradient
k=
log 10 A *
= 0.51 N1

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(a) P(5, 1 ) P1

Q(1, 0 ) P1

(b) 1
2
A= ( 4y  1) dy K1 use  x dy
0

1 K1 correct limit
 4y3 
=   y
 3  0
K1 integrate
correctly
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= OR equivalent
3 N1

5
x 1
(c) V=  dx K1 integrate
4
1
  y 2 dx

5 K1 correct limit
  x2 
=   x
4 2  1
K1 integrate
correctly

= 2 N1

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(a) 4 K1 Use ratio of
cos  POQ 
10 trigonometry or
equivalent

 POQ = 1.16 rad.

N1

(b)
( 2π – 1.16 ) rad P1

PQ = 10 ( 2π – 1.16 ) K1 Use s  r

= 51.24 cm N1

(c)
P1
10 2  4 2
= 9.17 cm

1 K1
Area of trapezium POQR = ( 6  10 )  9.17 *
2
= 73.36 cm2

1 K1 Use formula
Area of sector POQ = (10) 2 (1.16)
2 1
A  r 2
= 58 cm2 2

Area of shaded region

= 73.36 – 58 K1

= 15.36 cm2 N1

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N0. SOLUTION MARKS
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(a) Equation of str. line PQR :

1 K1
m= 
2

1 N1
y=  x+1
2

(b) 1 K1 solving
2x + 6 =  x+1
2 simultaneous
equation
P( –2, 2) N1

(c) 1( x)  2(2) 1( y )  2(2) K1 Use the ratio

0 or 1
1 2 1 2 rule

R( 4, –1) N1

(d)
(i) 1 K1 Use distance
( x  4) 2  ( y  1) 2  ( x  2) 2  ( y  2) 2
2 formula

4 [ x2 – 8x + 16 + y2 + 2y +1 ] = x2 + 4x + 4 + y2 – 4y +4

x2 + y2 – 12x + 4y + 15 = 0 N1

(ii) Substitute x = 0, y2 + 4y + 15 = 0 K1 Substitute x = 0

b2 – 4ac = (4)2 – 4(1)(15) and use b2 – 4ac
= – 44 < 0 to make a
conclusion
 No real root for y,

 The locus does not intercept the y-axis. N1 if b2 – 4ac = -44

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(a)
  80,  12
65  80 X 
P ( X  65 )  P ( Z  ) K1 Use Z =
12 
= P ( Z  1.25 )

= 1 – 0.1056 K1 Use 1 – Q(Z)

= 0.8944 N1

(b) 0.1056  4000 K1

= 422 or 423 N1

(c) 200 P1
= 0.05
4000

Q( Z ) = 0.05
Z = 1.645 K1 Find value of Z

m  80 m
  1.645 K1 Use
12 
K1 Use negative
value
m = 60.26 g N1

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(a) - 5 ms-1 N1

(b) v<0 K1
2
t - 4t - 5 < 0 K1
(t – 5) (t +1) < 0

0<t<5 N1

v
(c) 8

7 7

P1 (for shape )
4

-5

0
0 2 5 6 10 15
t
-2
2 6
-4
P1 min(2,-9) , (6,7)
-5 -5

-6 &(0,-5) must be
-8 seen
-9 -9

-10

-12

(d)
Total dis tan ce
5 6 K1 for
  vdt 
 vdt 5 6

0 5

0
and 
5
5 6
t3  t3 
   2t 2  5 t     2t 2  5t 
 3  0  3  5
K1 (for Integration;
either one)

 5 3    216  5
3 
=    2(5 )2  5(5 )    0     2(36 )  30   
 3
 2(5 )2  5(5 )  

  3  
    3   
K1 (for use and
summation)
1  1 
 33   30  (33 ) 
3  3 

2
 36 m
3 N1

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P09
(a)  100  125 K1
60

N1
P09  RM 75

(b) (125  4 )  (120 m)  (80  5 )  150 m  450 K1

(i) 120 
12  2 m

K1 (use formula)
1440  240 m  1350  270 m

N1
m  3

(ii)
100
P07  RM 30  K1
120

N1
 RM 25

(c)
120 + (120 × 0.15) = 138 K1

K1
(125  4 )  (138  3)  (80  5 )  (150  6 )
I 10 / 07 
18

N1
 123

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(a) y  200 N1

x + y  800 N1

4x + y  1400 N1

(b) y

1000

4x + y = 1400
900

800

700

600 (200,600)

500

400
R

300

y = 200
200

100
x + y = 800
x
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

 At least one straight line is drawn correctly from inequalities K1

involving x and y.
N1
 All the three straight lines are drawn correctly

 Region is correctly shaded N1

(c)
(i)
650 N1

(ii)
Maximum point (200, 600) N1

Maximum profit = 20(200) + 6(600) K1

= RM 7600 N1

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(a) TQ2 = 92 + 62 – 2(9)(6)cos56o K1

TQ = 7.524 cm N1

(b) sin QTR sin 56 0 K1


6 7.524

QTR = 41o 23’ N1

(c) 1 K1
42.28 = ( RS )(6 )sin 56 o
2

RS = 17

ST = 17 − 9 (or ST + 9 in formula of area) K1

= 8 cm N1

(d) 1
Area  QTR  (9)(6) sin 56 0
2 K1
2
= 22.38 cm

Area of quadrilateral PQTS = 2(42.28) – 22.38 K1

= 62.18 cm2 N1

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