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    This document is a mock exam for the 2012 Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) mathematics test. It contains three sections: Section A(1) with 6 multiple choice questions worth 1-5 marks each, Section A(2) with 3 questions worth 3-5 marks each, and Section B with 3 questions worth 5-9 marks each. The document provides the questions and space for candidates to write their answers. It instructs candidates to show their working, provide numerical answers to 3 significant figures, and attach any additional work pages inside the booklet.

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    2012 DSE 數學科模擬試題 香港青年協會

    dse.27771112.hk
    2012-DSE
    MATH

    PAPER 1
    Please stick the barcode label here

    Dick Hui Mathemagic Power Candidate Number

    MINI MOCK EXAMINATION 2012


    Marker’s Examiner’s
    Use Only Use Only
    MATHEMATICS Compulsory Part Marker No. Examiner No.

    PAPER 1 Question No. Marks Marks

    1
    Question-Answer Book
    2
    (1 1/2 hours)
    3

    1. Write your Candidate Number in the spaces provided on 4


    this Page 1.
    5
    2. Stick barcode labels in the spaces provide on Pages 1, 3, 5,
    6
    7, 9and 11.
    3. This paper consists of THREE sections, A(1), A(2) and B. 7
    Each section carries 35 marks. 8
    4. Attempt ALL questions in this paper. Write your answers
    9
    in the spaces provided in this Question-Answer Book. Do
    not write in the margins. Answer written in the margins 10

    will not be marked. 11


    5. Graph paper and supplementary answer sheets will be
    12
    supplied on request. Write your Candidate Number and
    Total
    stick a barcode label on each sheet, and fasten them with
    string INSIDE this book.
    6. Unless otherwise specified, all working must be clearly
    shown.
    7. Unless otherwise specified, numerical answers should be
    either exact or correct to 3 significant figures.
    8. The diagrams in this paper are not necessarily drawn to
    scale.

    2012-DSE-MATH-CP 1-E1  By Dick Hui


    SECTION A(1) (24 marks)

    Factorize  x 2  3x   14  x 2  3x   40 .
    2
    1. (3 marks)

    c2 x
    2. (a) If b  p 
    2 2
    , express x in terms of a, b, c and p.
    ax
    a
    (b) If p  12 , b  6 and c  9 , find the value of . (4 marks)
    x

    3. A piece of rod 48 cm long is cut into two parts. Each part is bent by superman
    Dick Hui into a square. The total area of the two squares is 74 cm 2 . Find the
    sides of the two squares. (4 marks)

    4. Figure 1 shows a light tower L is due east of a pier P. A ship S is travelling in the
    direction S 30W to P. At 4:30 p.m., the distance between the ship and the light
    tower is the shortest which is 210 3 km . The ship arrives to the pier at 7:00
    p.m..
    (a) Find the distance between the light tower and the pier.
    (b) Find the speed of the ship.
    (5 marks)

    North
    S

    P L East

    Figure 1

    2012-DSE-MATH-CP 1-E2  By Dick Hui


    5. Given two lines L1 : 3x  y  12  0 and L2 : ax  3 y  7  0 . Find the value of a if
    (a) They do not intersect;
    (b) They are perpendicular to each other. (4 marks)

    6. The figure shows the cumulative frequency polygon of the marks obtained by 40
    students taking a History test.

    Mark of 40 students in a History test

    Find the median mark.


    If 65% of the students pass the test, what is the passing mark?
    (4 marks)

    2012-DSE-MATH-CP 1-E3  By Dick Hui


    SECTION A(2) (24 marks)

    7. x partly varies as y2 and partly varies as z. When y  2 and z  2 , x  14 .


    When y  5 and z  6 , x  68 .
    (a) Express x in terms of y and z. (3 marks)
    (b) Hence find x when y  6 and z  2 . (1 mark)
    (c) If z  1  4 y , find the minimum value of x and the corresponding value of y
    and z? (3 marks)

    8.
     
    In the figure, AC intersects OB at K. If AB : CB = 1 : 2
    (a) Prove that AOB  KAB . (3 marks)
    (b) Hence, prove that ABK is an isosceles triangle. (3 marks)
    (c) If AOB  40 , find OBC (2 marks)

    9.

    Figure 2.1 Figure 2.2 Figure 2.3

    (a) Figure 2.1 shows a right circular cylindrical water tank of base radius 4 cm
    and height 10 cm. it is placed on a horizontal table. The tank is filled with
    water to a depth of 6 cm. Express the volume of water in the tank in terms
    of  . . (3 marks)
    (b) Figure 2.2 shows a solid metal right circular cone. V is the vertex and VH is
    the height of the cone. K is a point on VH and A is point on the curved
    surface of the cone such that VKA  90 , KA=2 cm and KH=4 cm. If
    the radius of the base is r cm, show that the volume of the cone is
    4 x3
    cm3 . (4 marks)
    3( x  2)
    (c) Now the cone is immersed in the water tank. If x = 4 cm, find the height of
    water level after immersion. (2 marks)

    2012-DSE-MATH-CP 1-E4  By Dick Hui


    SECTION B (22 marks)

    10. Given M  K  log a , where M, a and K represent magnitude, maximum


    amplitude and a constant. If the magnitude of the first and second earthquake is
    7.7 and 6.0 respectively, how many times is the maximum amplitude of the first
    earthquake larger than the earthquake of the second time? (Correct to the nearest
    integer). (5 marks)

    11. Dick Hui has x $50 banknotes, 4 $20 banknotes and y $10 banknotes in the total
    amount of $210 in his wallet. If a banknote is selected at random from the wallet,
    1
    the probability of getting a $10 banknote is .
    3
    (a) Find the values of x and y. (2 marks)
    (b) Dick Hui is paying a bill of $60 at a restaurant. If he randomly selects two
    banknotes from his wallet, find the probability that the amount of the two
    banknotes selected is enough for the bill. (3 marks)
    (c) It is known that Dick Hui uses a $50 banknote and a $10 banknote to pay
    the bill in part (b) before going to the supermarket. If he randomly selects
    three banknotes from his wallet for his $50 purchase at the supermarket,
    find the probability that the amount of the three banknotes is not enough for
    the purchase. (3 marks)

    12. From 200 to 300 inclusive, find the sum of all multiples of 3 or 4. (9 marks)

    2012-DSE-MATH-CP 1-E5  By Dick Hui

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