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I]lATHEMATICS 'l'l12lo2
Paper 2 For Examination from 2014
SPECIMEN PAPER
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Candidates answer on the Question Paper.
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l,A/rite your Centre number, candidate number and name on all the work you hand in.
lVrite in cjark blue or black pen.
You may use a soft pencilfor any diagrams, graphs or rough working.
Do not use staples, paper clips, highlighters, glue or conection fluid.

Answer all questions.

You should show all your working in the booklet.

The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question.
The total number of marks for this paper is 50.

This document consists of 16 printed pages.

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Choose a suitable metric unit to measure each of the tbllowing.

the mass of a letter

the height of a house tn

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A carpet costs $15 per square metre.

The total delivery charge is $21

Peter buys n square metres of carpet.

(r'; the expression which represents the total cost in $.

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Day of the week

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(a) calculate the total number of units produced,

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(b) calculate the mean number of units produced per day

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The table shows hourlv rates
of pay in a factory.

Day rate
Night ratc
$7.20 per hour
$8.80'per hour

sanjit r'vorks tbr 6 hours during

the day on Monday and tbr
5 hours on Tuesday night.
Calculate how much money
Sanjit earns---'v.vr.vr'
altogether.
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6 A cuboid has dimensions gcm,5cm
and 14cm.

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l4 cm

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= SbO Ch^g

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A teacher asks all the students in her class to write down an algebraic expression.
Julie writes down this expression:

{z-5

The expression that Jim writes down is:

2n+14

What value of z nrakes the value of Julie's expression equal to the value of Jim's
expression'?

You rnust show your working.

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Pupils in Grade 7 and Grade 8 can study either Arabic, Spanish or Mandarin.

Complete the two-way table.

Arabic Spanish I\'Iandarin Totnl

Grade 7 ll \t rb 45

Grade I 22 t9 \q SS

Total 33 37 50 120

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(a) Write dorvn the co-ordinates of'the point B

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(h) The triangle ABC is retlected in the line.x = I to give a new triangle PQR.

I)raw the new trianglc PBR on the diagrarn abovc. L2)

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another triangle.

Write dor,vn the co-ordinates ot'the new position of B.

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(d) The diagram is drawn on a one centimetre grid.

Work out the area of the triangle ABC.

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l0 Andy, &rian and Charlie share $72 in the ratio 2'.3'.4

Work out how much Brian receives.

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grc = $r2
)c =$8
BnAn =3r( =3(8)
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ll The grid shows the straight line with equation 2x * ),: 12

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x
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(a) A different equation is y = 2x + 2

Complete the table of values fbry = Lx + 2

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(c) Write down the solution to the simultaneous equations.

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His number rounded to 2 decimal places is 5,46

what is the smallest possible number Tim could have thought of?

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13 The diagram shows a pentagon ABCDE

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Angle EAB = ll8" l

Explain howyou can tell tiom the size of this angle that the pentagon is uot regular.

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l5 Part of'a train timetable is shown belorv.

Windermere l3 45 t4 l7 t4 44 l5 r7

Stavcley 13 53 t4 25 t4 52 t5 25

Burneside 13 57 t4 29 l4 56 t5 29

Kendal t4 02 14 34 l50t 15 34

Oxenholme l4 06 l4 38 l5 05 l5 38

Grace wants to travel fiom Stavelev to Kendal.

She arrives at Stavelev station at 14 30

{a) Horv long will she have to rvait tbr the train'l
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= 22 hni n
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tb) l{orv long r.vill the train journey take fiom Stavelev to Kerrclal'l
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=q Min
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{c) Sam arrivcd at Kcndal on the train that lett Windermerc at l4 17.

Ilorv long does he need to wait at Kendal until Grace arrive.s'J

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Kieran buys a car tbr $8000
The following year he sells the car tbr $7500

Find the percentage loss.

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l7 Fill in the boxes.

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l8 The distance tiom the Earth to the Sun is 92 868 000 miles.

Write this distance correct to 3 signiticant tigures.

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l9 A company makes l2 ditt'erenr types of televlsion.
The cost (in dollars) and screen size
1in centimetres) of each f.vpe of television are
shown in the scatter diagram.

q00

300

700

600

500
Cost ($)
+00

i00
200

r00

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Screen size (crn)

{a) write down the cost of the televisio' that has a screen size of 65 cm

o s 300 lll
(b) The company is introducins a new television with a screen
size of g5 cm.

Put a ring arottnd tlre cost that 1'ou think rvould be

most appropriate fbr the nerv
television.

D s32o $530
@
[:xplain your answer.

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Use a trial and improvement method to tind an approximate solution to the equation

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Start rvith x: 7

Give your answer to one decimal place.

You must show all your rvorking.

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together.
dice numbered
14,
I to 4 ar'b rolled and the scores are multiplied q
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(a) complete the sample space diagram to show all the outcomes.

Score on second dice

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2
on
tirst
3
dice
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(b) What is the probability of obtaining an even ourcome,l

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tntrytcptant has a mass ot' 105 kg.
lThtr&hant increases in mass by eikg per year
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1;:-:{.1,', ...

ffi6ift out how many years it will take fbr the

dcphant's mass to tncrease to 2 tonnes.

Give your answer to the nearest year,

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2 cos -tohnes
=

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A circular fish pond has an area of 20 m2

Calculate the diameter of the tish poncl.

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2t tt
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r '2'S w\

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z4 A trapezium is made up ot'triangles.

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'l'riangles ABE and BCE are right-angied triangles.

Triangles CDE and BCE arc isosceles triangles (CE: DE and 8C = BE).
,tE = 3 crn and EB:4 crn.

Work out the length of AD.

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, t-? Cwr
:- 5.1 eM

b
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Perhlsslon lo raproduco riams whGl6 th,rd-pa(y ovrnod matenal protccted by copyright ts includad has bc6n sought and claated y/her8 possrblo. Every
reasonable efton has bben made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyflght holders. 6ut if any rte6s requirinq clearance have unwttngly been included the
pur:fusher wll be pleaqed to make amends at the earlrest pos$ble opportJntty.

jirrersrty ol Camlndge lntematlonal Examinattons rs parl of

[rc Cambndge AssBssment Group. Cambridge Assessnrent rs the brand name cl Unrversty
r:iinbddqo Lscai Exslninattons Syndtcato (UCIES). yrhicf, is itsut
or
a departrnent of $re Unrvamrty ot Cambridge.

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