Sunday, 27 April 2014

ALGEBRA D2



Expand (y – 3) (y – 5)

Solution

= (y – 3) (y – 5)

= y (y – 5) – 3 (y – 5)

= y2 – 5y – 3y + 15

= y2 – 8y + 15 answer

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Expand (a – 8) (a – 5)

TRIGONOMETRY D2



Given that Sin Ó¨  = 5/9, Find Cos Ó¨.

Solution

Sin2Ó¨ + Cos2Ó¨ = 1

(5/9)2 + Cos2Ó¨ = 1
Cos2Ó¨ = 1 - (5/9)2

Cos2Ó¨ = 1 - 25/81

Cos2Ó¨ =81/81 - 25/81

Cos2Ó¨ = 56/81

CosÓ¨ =  (56/81)

CosÓ¨ =  (4 x 14)       
                9

CosÓ¨ =  √4 x √14      
                9

CosÓ¨ = 2 14      answer
                9

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Given that Sin Ó¨  = 2/7, Find Cos Ó¨.


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PROBABILITY D1



A number is chosen at random from 21 – 30 inclusive. Find the probability that it is a prime or a multiple of 2.

Solution

Let n(S) represent sample space
P(M) = probability of a multiple of 2
P(R) = probability of prime number

n(S) = {21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30} = 10
n(M) = {22, 24, 26, 28, 30} = 5
n(R) = {23, 29} = 2
P(M) = 5/10
P(R) = 2/10
………………………….
P(MuR) = P(M) + P(R)

P(MuR) = 5/10 + 2/10

P(MuR) = 7/10 answer

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A number is chosen at random from 21 – 30 inclusive. Find the probability that it is a prime or a multiple of 5.

Thursday, 24 April 2014

TRIGONOMETRY D1



If Sin15x = 0.5 and 00 x 3600, solve for x.

Solution

Sin15x = 0.5 ………….. (i)
Sin300= 0.5………….. (ii)

equating (i) and (ii),

15x = 300
15x = 300
15      15

x = 20
From the given question we see that sine is positive.

From the range of 00 up to 3600 sine is positive in the 1st and 2nd quadrants.
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In the 1st quadrant,

x= 100


In the 2nd quadrant,

SinÓ¨= Sin(1800 – Ó¨)

Sin300= Sin(1800 – 300) = Sin1500
Then,
Sin15x = 0.5 ………….. (i)
Sin1500= 0.5………….. (iii)

Equating (i) and (iii),

15x = 1500
15x = 1500
15       15

x = 100

Hence x = 20 or x = 100 answer

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If Sin(2x-10) = 0.8 and 00 x 3600, solve for x.

CONGRUENCE D2



In the figure below prove that triangle DEH is congruent to triangle GHW



solution
 
Given: figure DEHGW .        
Required to prove: DEH GHW
Proof: EH = HW (given)
            DH = HG (given)
<EHD = <WHG (opposite angles)

Hence DEH GHW by SAS rule (proved)