MATHEMATICS Compulsory Part Paper 1: Question-Answer Book

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MATHEMATICS Compulsory Part
PAPER 1
Question-Answer Book
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This paper must be answered in English.
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2. This paper consists of THREE sections, A(1), A(2) and B.
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SECTION A(1) (35 marks)
mn 4
1. Simplify and express your answer with positive indices, where m and n
2n 3
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2. Make k the subject of ak  . (3 marks)
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3. Factorize
(a) 2a 2  5ab  3b 2
(b) 4a 2  10ab  6b 2  6a  9b
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4. Jessie bought a car at 20% discount two years ago. Now, she sells the car with a
profit percentage 30%. If Jessie sells the car at $520,000, find the marked price of
her car two years ago. (3 marks)
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5. There are two types of buckets, A and B. Every bucket of the same type has the
same capacity. It is known that two buckets A and three buckets B have a total
capacity of 1 L whereas four buckets A and seven buckets B have a total capacity
of 2100 mL. Find the capacity of each type of buckets. (4 marks)
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(a) Solve for x in the inequality 1  7 x  15 .
5  3x
(b) Find all the integers x satisfying 1  7 x  15 and  5 .
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7. There are 125 cubical boxes with side lengths 7 cm, corrected to the nearest cm.
(a) Let V cm3 be the actual volume of a cubical box. Find the widest possible
range of V.
(b) Alice claims that it is always possible to put the 125 cubical boxes into a big
box with dimensions 37 cm  37 cm  39 cm . Do you agree with her claim?
Explain briefly with calculations.
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8. In Figure 1, AB // DE and BC  CD . It is known that ABC  50 and
CDE  164 .
B
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E
D
C
Figure 1
(a) Find CDB .
(b) If BD  5 cm and DBE  32 , find the distance of E from the straight line
BD.
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9. On a polar coordinate plane with pole O, there are two points, A3,32 and
B4,302 .
(a) Find the length of AB.
(b) If P is a point on the plane such that OAPB is a parallelogram, find the polar
coordinates of P.
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SECTION A(2) (35 marks)
10. The following cumulative frequency table shows the distribution of the heights of
the students in F.5A present on the day of measurement.
Height less than (cm) Cumulative frequency

149.5 0
159.5 7
169.5 x
179.5 36
189.5 40
It is known that the mean height of the students is 169 cm.
(a) Find x. (2 marks)
(b) On the day of measuring the heights of the students, two students in F.5A with
heights 169.5 cm were absent.
(i) Find the median of the heights of all students in F.5A.
(ii) Find the probability that when two students were randomly chosen
from all the students in F.5A, they are from the same class according to
the above table.
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11. Let f x   x 3  4 x 2  61x  c , where c is a real constant. It is known that when

f x  is divided by x  2 , the remainder is  150 .
(a) Find the remainder when f x  is divided by x  5 . (2 marks)
(b) Wilson claims that the equation f 3  2 x   0 has exactly one positive root.
Do you agree with his claim? Explain briefly with calculations. (4 marks)
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12. Figure 2 shows a right conical flask with base radius 5 cm and height 12 cm.
Some water is added into the flask such that the total wet surface area of the flask
is 48.4π cm2.
Figure 2
(a) Find the depth of water in the flask. (3 marks)
(b) Now, the flask is inverted and no water spills out. Find the new depth of water.
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13. It is known that f x  is a sum of two parts, the first of which is a constant while
the other of which varies inversely as the cube root of x. f 1  5 and f 27  1 .
(a) Find f  8 . (3 marks)
(b) On a Cartesian plane with origin O, the point P 8, f  8 is rotated about
O 90 clockwise to Q.
(i) Write down the coordinates of Q.
(ii) Let R be a moving point on the plane such that PR  QR .
(I) Describe the geometric relationship between the locus of R and

the line segment PQ.
(II) Find the equation of the locus of R.

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14. On a Cartesian plane, there is a circle C1 : x  32   y  52  49 . Denote the
centre of C1 by S.
(a) Write down the coordinates of S and the radius of C1 . (1 mark)
(b) Now, another circle C 2 : x 2  y 2  16 x  14 y  k , where k is a real constant,

is drawn on the plane such that C1 and C 2 touch one another externally.
(i) Find the value of k.
(ii) Let P and Q be the intersections of L: 11x  ky  2k  0 with the

x-axis and with the y-axis respectively. Kenneth claimed that the
mid-point of PQ lies outside both C1 and C 2 . Do you agree with his
claim? Explain briefly with calculations.
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SECTION B (35 marks)
15. In Figure 3, Q, R and S are three points on the circle. P is an external point of the
circle such that P, R and S are collinear and PQ is tangent to the circle.
Q P
Figure 3
PR QR 2
Prove that  . (3 marks)
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16. Figure 4 shows a trapezium ABCD where AB // DC , AB  10 cm , BC  35 cm ,
CD  57 cm and DA  23 cm .
A 10 cm B
23 cm 35 cm
D C
57 cm
Figure 4
Tony claims that the area of the trapezium ABCD is larger than 0.05 m2. Do you
agree with his claim? Explain briefly with calculations. (5 marks)
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17. The mass of beef supplied of a city is under study. It is known that the mass of
beef supplied in the market in the nth year of the study S n kg can be modelled
by the formula S n   ab n , where a and b are positive constants. It is known that
masses of beef supplied in the market in the first and the third years of the study
are 2.1 10 6 kg and 4.116  10 6 kg respectively.
(a) Find a and b. (3 marks)
(b) It is known that the mass of beef demanded in the nth year of the study
Dn kg can be modelled by the formula Dn  
1
ab 2 n  5  10 7 .
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Barbie claims that the mass of beef supplied will exceed the mass of beef
demanded in some years after the start of the study. Do you agree with her
claim? If yes, please also find the minimum possible value of n, if any, and the
maximum possible value of n, if any, such that this situation happens in the nth
year of the study. If not, please prove your assertion. (4 marks)
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18. It is known that be a root of the equation x 2  px  q  0 , where p and q
2  3i
are real constants.
in the form of a  bi  , where a and b are real numbers.

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(a) Express
2  3i
(2 marks)
(b) Find the values of p and q. (3 marks)
(c) Let r be a real constant. If the equation 3x 2  px  q  r has two positive

roots, find the widest possible range of r. (3 marks)
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19. In a game, there are 16 players, each assigned to a different number from 1 to 16.
Alfred is assigned to ‘1’ and Benny is assigned to ‘2’.
The game consists of two rounds in total. In the first round, the 16 players are
randomly arranged into 4 groups of four players.
Then, the four players in the same group take turns to draw a ball from a black
box containing 5 red balls and 7 yellow balls without replacement. The player
who can draw a red ball first can enter the second round. The other players in the
group just leave the game.
The four players in the second round follow the same procedure in the first round
except that the player who can draw a red ball first wins the game. The number of
tokens the winner can get is the number of balls the winner has drawn out in the
second round.
The order of drawing balls in all the groups in both rounds is based on the
ascending assigned numbers of the players.
(a) Find the probability that Alfred and Benny are arranged into the same group in
the first round. (2 marks)
(b) Find the probability that Alfred can enter the second round. (2 marks)
(c) Find the probability that Alfred and Benny are in the same group in one of the
rounds. (2 marks)
(d) It is known that Alfred and Benny are in the same group in one of the rounds.
(i) Find the probability that Alfred can enter the second round.
(ii) Warrior claimed that the expected number of tokens got by Alfred in
the game is less than twice of that got by Benny. Do you agree with his
claim? Explain briefly with calculations.
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優悅教育首席數學導師
Jacky Chan
Mathematics Compulsory Part
Mathematics Extended Part (Module 1/2)
實力保證
Jacky 為本中心首席數學導師，於香港大學攻讀數學及天文學，對數學及 DSE 數
學課程瞭如指掌。Jacky 的補習班學生在 2014 DSE 中奪 5* 或以上的學生比率達
50%，高於全港學生奪 5* 或以上的學生比率（5.4%）超過 8 倍。
驕人成績
Jacky 就讀於英文中學，並在中學會考數學科、附加數學科及高考純粹數學科均
考取 A 級成績，中學時期亦有參與不少數學比賽，獲獎無數。
豐富經驗
Jacky 曾舉辦過多次 DSE 數學模擬考試，考生反應熱烈，獲得不少好評，更 tip
中不少題目。在報考 2013 DSE 的考生中更有超過 10.8% 考獲 5** 級，超過
18.9% 考獲 5* 級或以上，遠遠超過全港考生有關成績比率。
精心炮制
Jacky 擅長撰寫不同類型的數學題目，不時針對學生的弱項設計題目，以改善學
生的弱項，糾正學生的錯處及毛病。Jacky 亦會參考國內及外國公開試題目，使
題目更具代表性及參考價值，把重點更完滿地勾劃出來。
瞭解學生
Jacky 能夠把每一道題目也能夠清晰講解給每一位學生，務求每一位學生也能夠
把全部課題確切明白，並懂得在題目中抽絲剝繭，在公開試奪星。
Mathematics Compulsory Part 數學必修部分
升中四常規課程 – 深入淺出地教授課程中的中四課題
每月尾設有小測，助你了解自己的進度，及讓你更清楚答題方法。
Contents 內容：
1. Quadratic equations in one unknown 一元二次方程
2. Functions and graphs 函數及圖像
3. Polynomials and rational functions 多項式與有理函數
4. Exponential and logarithmic functions 指數與對數函數
5. Equations of straight lines 直線方程
6. More about equations 續方程報讀此課程可享有首期八
7. Variations 變分
8. Trigonometric functions 三角函數折優惠！
9. Triangles and trigonometry 三角形與三角學
先到先得，額滿即止！
10. Applications of trigonometry 三角學的應用
報名方法：請到
共 44 個課節，每個課節一小時四十五分鐘
http://goo.gl/iknCNW 按報名須
知及表格，然後填上你的資料。
課程編號開課日期導師時間費用（每四堂計）

MCS401 21/7（一） Jacky Chan 19:00 – 21:45 $630
Note:
1. Notes in both Chinese and English (one from the two) are provided.
2. The above contents are subject to change.
註：
1. 本課程提供中文及英文講義（二選其一）。
2. 上述內容可能會有輕微改變。
升中五常規課程 – 深入淺出地教授課程中的中五課題
每月尾設有小測，助你了解自己的進度，及讓你更清楚答題方法。
Contents 內容：
1. Basic properties of circles 圓的基本特性
3. Equations of circles 圓方程
4. Loci 軌跡
5. Permutations and combinations 排列與組合
6. Probabilities 概率
7. Inequalities and linear programming 不等式與線性規劃
8. More about graphs of functions 續函數圖像
9. Trigonometric functions 三角函數報讀此課程可享有首期八
10. Triangles and trigonometry 三角形與三角學
11. Applications of trigonometry 三角學的應用折優惠！
課程編號開課日期導師時間費用（每四堂計）

MCS501 18/7（五） Jacky Chan 19:30 – 21:15 $630
Note:
註：
中六考試特攻課程（目標為 5、5* 或 5** 級） – 重溫整個課程的重點及教授答
題秘訣，助你在公開考試奪取佳績
本課程中設有多個複習小測，讓你知道你的缺點，並有專人協助解決你的問題。
本課程更會在提供數份高質素的 Mock paper，助你盡早進入考試狀態，贏在起跑
線上。
此課程特設「成績保證計劃」，使你在公開考試中更有信心！詳情請見
http://goo.gl/NrvQ91。
凡報讀全個課程，可獲 Prelude to 5**（由 Jacky Chan 親自編寫）Volumes 1-3 乙
套。
Contents 內容：
2. Functions and graphs 函數與圖像
4. More about equations 續方程
6. Sequences and series 數列與級數
報讀此課程可享有首期八
8. Inequalities 不等式
9. Trigonometry 三角學
10. Basic properties of circles 圓的基本特性折優惠！
13. Loci 軌跡報名方法：請到
14. Permutations and combinations 排列與組合 http://goo.gl/iknCNW 按報名須
15. Probabilities 概率知及表格，然後填上你的資料。
16. Measures of dispersion 離差的量度
17. Junior mathematical knowledge 初中知識
課程編號開課日期導師時間地點費用（每四堂計）

MCED02 13/7（日） Jacky Chan 15:30 – 17:15 屯門 $700
MCED03 19/8（二） Jacky Chan 19:30 – 21:15 屯門 $700
Note:
註：
報名方法：請到 http://goo.gl/iknCNW 按報名須知及表格，然後填上你的資料。
中六紮根課程（目標為 3、4 或 5 級） – 重溫整個課程的重點及教授答題秘訣，
助你在公開考試奪取佳績
本課程更會教畢以下內容後提供及詳細講解數份高質素的 Mock paper，助你盡早
進入考試狀態，贏在起跑線上。
Contents 內容：
1. Junior mathematical knowledge 初中知識
3. Functions and graphs 函數與圖像
5. More about equations 續方程
8. Sequences and series 數列與級數報讀此課程可享有首期八
9. Compound inequalities 複合不等式
10. Trigonometric functions 三角函數折優惠！
11. Basic properties of circles 圓的基本特性
14. Loci 軌跡
15. Basic probabilities 基本概率

MCCB01 13/7（日） Jacky Chan 10:30 – 12:15 屯門 $700
Note:
註：

精選課程 – 重點針對某個課題教授，令學生對該部分瞭如指掌，在公開試中得
心應手。
Plan A – 三角形與三角學 Triangles and Trigonometry
三角學為公開考試每年卷一 Section B 必出課題，因此學生要提升分數，絕對不

可以忽視這個課題。
Contents 內容：
1. The four centres of triangles 三角形的四心
2. More properties of triangles 續三角形的性質
3. Trigonometric functions 三角函數
4. Laws in trigonometry 三角學中的定律
5. Applications of trigonometry 三角學的應用

MCTR01 19/7（六） Jacky Chan 16:30 – 18:15 屯門 $700
Note:
註：

心應手。
Plan B – 概率與統計 Probabilities and Statistics
此課題在 2014 年公開考試卷一 Section B 佔了一條 13 分的長題目（卷一總分為

105 分，全卷佔數學科成績的 65%），因此學生必須留意此課題，以獲取好成績。
Contents 內容：
1. Set notations 集的記號
2. Basic counting principles 基本數數原理
3. Permutations and combinations 排列與組合
4. Probabilities 概率

MCPC01 13/9（六） Jacky Chan 16:30 – 18:15 屯門 $700
Note:
註：

心應手。
Plan C – 指數及對數函數、數列與級數 Exponential and logarithmic functions

and Sequences and series
此兩個課題在 Practice Paper、2012 及 2013 年公開考試卷一 Section B 共佔了一

條 13 分的長題目（卷一總分為 105 分，全卷佔數學科成績的 65%），因此學生必
須留意此課題，以獲取好成績。
Contents 內容：
1. Laws of rational indices 有理指數定律
2. Exponential functions 指數函數
3. Logarithmic functions 對數函數
4. Different types of sequences 不同種類的數列
5. Arithmetic sequences and geometric sequences 等差數列及等比數列
6. Arithmetic series and geometric series 等差級數及等比級數

MCLS01 19/7（六） Jacky Chan 10:30 – 12:15 屯門 $700
Note:
註：

中六模擬考試課程 – 透過八份模擬考試，令你更了解考試模式及答題技巧。
優惠：凡報讀中六考試特攻課程或紮根課程最少五期的學生，均可以半價報讀此
課程。

14:00 – 15:45
MCMC01 6/12（六） Jacky Chan 16:00 – 17:45 屯門 $700
（連堂）
Note:
註：

Mathematics Extended Part (Module 2) 數學延伸部分（單元二）
中六考試特攻課程（目標為 5、5* 或 5** 級） – 重溫整個課程的重點及教授答
題秘訣，助你在公開考試奪取佳績
本課程更會在提供兩份高質素的 Mock paper，助你盡早進入考試狀態，贏在起跑
線上。
此課程特設「成績保證計劃」，使你在公開考試中更有信心！詳情請見
http://goo.gl/NrvQ91。
Contents 內容：
1. Surds 根式
2. The principle of mathematical induction 數學歸納法的原理
3. The binomial theorem 二項式定理
4. More about trigonometry 續三角學 8 月 15 日或之前報讀此課程
5. Limits and the Euler’s number e 極限與歐拉數 e
6. Differentiation 微分可享有首期七折優惠！
7. Applications of differentiation 微分的應用
8. Indefinite integrals 不定積分
9. Definite integrals 定積分
10. Applications of definite integrals 定積分的應用
11. Matrices and determinants 矩陣及行列式
12. Systems of linear equations 線性方程組
13. Vectors 向量

M2ED01 24/8（日） Jacky Chan 13:00 – 14:45 屯門 $700
Note:
1. Only notes in English are provided.
註：
1. 本課程只提供英文講義。

報名方法
請到 http://goo.gl/iknCNW 按報名須知及表格，然後填上你的資料。
6 月 30 日或之前報讀「中六數學考試特攻課程」
、「中六數學紮根課程」
、「中
五數學常規課程」或「中四數學常規課程」可享有首期七折優惠！
課程團購優惠
學生自行組團（四至七人），自選課程、時間上課（上課時間需得到學生及導師
共識）
。
每期四課，每課一小時四十五分鐘
價錢如下（整團人共需付的每期價錢）：
人數一期總學費首期總學費優惠價
4 $2500（即每人 $625） $1750（即每人 $437.5）
5 $3000（即每人 $600） $2100（即每人 $420）
6 $3450（即每人 $575） $2415（即每人 $402.5）
7 $3850（即每人 $550） $2695（即每人 $385）
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SEMI-MOCK 1

HONG KONG DIPLOMA OF SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION 2015

Please stick the barcode label here.

9:15 am – 11:30 am (2 hours 15 mintes)

1. After the announcement of the start of the examination, you

2. This paper consists of THREE sections, A(1), A(2) and B.

3. Attempt ALL questions in this paper. Write your answers in

4. Graph paper and supplementary answer sheets will be

5. Unless otherwise specified, all working must be clearly

6. Unless otherwise specified, numerical answers should be

7. The diagrams in this paper are not necessarily drawn to

8. No extra time will be given to candidates for filling in the

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–1 1 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–2 2 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–3 3 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–5 5 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

(a) Find CDB .

(a) Find the length of AB.

Height less than (cm) Cumulative frequency

It is known that the mean height of the students is 169 cm.

(a) Find x. (2 marks)

(i) Find the median of the heights of all students in F.5A.

11. Let f x   x 3  4 x 2  61x  c , where c is a real constant. It is known that when

(a) Find the remainder when f x  is divided by x  5 . (2 marks)

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–9 9 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

(a) Find the depth of water in the flask. (3 marks)

(a) Find f  8 . (3 marks)

(i) Write down the coordinates of Q.

(ii) Let R be a moving point on the plane such that PR  QR .

(I) Describe the geometric relationship between the locus of R and

(II) Find the equation of the locus of R.

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–12 12 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

(a) Write down the coordinates of S and the radius of C1 . (1 mark)

(b) Now, another circle C 2 : x 2  y 2  16 x  14 y  k , where k is a real constant,

(i) Find the value of k.

(ii) Let P and Q be the intersections of L: 11x  ky  2k  0 with the

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–14 14 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

(a) Find a and b. (3 marks)

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–18 18 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

in the form of a  bi  , where a and b are real numbers.

(b) Find the values of p and q. (3 marks)

(c) Let r be a real constant. If the equation 3x 2  px  q  r has two positive

2015-DSE-MATH CP 1–20 20 © Jacky Chan Yui Him (2014)

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課程編號 開課日期 導師 時間 地點 費用（每四堂計）

課程編號 開課日期 導師 時間 地點 費用（每四堂計）

報名方法：請到 http://goo.gl/iknCNW 按報名須知及表格，然後填上你的資料。

Plan A – 三角形與三角學 Triangles and Trigonometry

三角學為公開考試每年卷一 Section B 必出課題，因此學生要提升分數，絕對不

課程編號 開課日期 導師 時間 地點 費用（每四堂計）

報名方法：請到 http://goo.gl/iknCNW 按報名須知及表格，然後填上你的資料。

Plan B – 概率與統計 Probabilities and Statistics

此課題在 2014 年公開考試卷一 Section B 佔了一條 13 分的長題目（卷一總分為

課程編號 開課日期 導師 時間 地點 費用（每四堂計）

報名方法：請到 http://goo.gl/iknCNW 按報名須知及表格，然後填上你的資料。

Plan C – 指數及對數函數、數列與級數 Exponential and logarithmic functions

此兩個課題在 Practice Paper、2012 及 2013 年公開考試卷一 Section B 共佔了一

課程編號 開課日期 導師 時間 地點 費用（每四堂計）

課程編號開課日期導師時間費用（每四堂計）

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課程編號開課日期導師時間地點費用（每四堂計）

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