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KLSMC Qualification/Practise Paper Mark


Scheme

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The mark scheme is below. If you have any questions regarding the Mark
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Question 1)
a)
5 1
BC + b = 2(BC + b) (1)
7 2
5
BC + b = 2BC + b
7
5 1
b − b = BC
 7 2
10 7
− b = BC
14 14
3
b = BC (1)
14
3
BC = b
14
or

1 5 1
(BC + b) = BC + b (1)
2 7 2
1 5 1
BC + b = BC + b
2 14 2
5 1 1
b − b = BC
 14 2 2
10 14 1
− b = BC (1)
28 28 2
1 1
− b = BC
14 2
2
BC = − b (1)
14
1
BC = − b
7

b)
1 3
OA = 3a and since scale factor of so BE = a (1)
  2 2
3
therefore BF = λ a (1)
2

c)
 
5 1
AC = −3a + + b (1)
7 21
16 16
= −3a + b therefore AF = µ(−3a + b) (1)
21 21

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d)
 
5 3
OF = b+λ a (1)
7 2
16
OF = 3a + µ(−3a + b) (1)
21

1 mark for both equations written correctly.


Compare coefficients of a and b to get 2 equations:

5 16
coefficient of b : = µ
7 21
3
coefficient of a : λ = 3 − 3µ
2
15
Therefore µ = 16 and λ = 81 .
Correct values of λ and µ receive 3/3 marks given an appropriate
method.
(1) Indicating one mark awarded.

Question 2)
a) Write down the first 6 Fibonacci numbers, and state the sum < 1 >

1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8
Sum = 20
Cao − 1 mark

b) Consider how the sum changes after each step in the situation above < 2 >

Decreases by 1 - Both marks

c) Write down the maximum final number of friends Daryl can have and why.
<2>

Mention of there being 5 ’steps’/operations/’process’. − 1 mark


Equation of the form 20 − 4(5) = 0 or equivalent - All 2 marks

If no marks are awarded, give 1 mark for stating the final number is 0.

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Question 3a)
Simplify the expression and find the derivative:
x2/3
 
ln +x1/2
e 1

Solution:
2/3
+x1/2 )
eln(x
= x2/3 + x1/2
e
d  2/3  2 1
x + x1/2 = x−1/3 + x−1/2
dx 3 2
1 mark for simplifying the expression, 1 mark for the correct derivative.

Question 3 b) i)
Shape: 5 horizontal lines = 2 marks
Noting the y value of horizontal lines (1 mark):

• 1st: (on the x-axis)


• 2nd: 2 log11 2
• 3rd: 2 log11 3

• 4th: 2 log11 4
• 5th: 2 log11 5

ii)
• Using rectangles (either implied in working or drawing the graph out), 1
mark

• Summing all the rectangles together, 1 mark

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• Combining all logs via log law, 1 mark
• Final answer simplified form, 1 mark

Z n
2 log11 (⌊x⌋)
0

0 + 2 log11 2 + 2 log11 3 + 2 log11 4 + 2 log11 5 + . . . + 2 log11 (n − 1) + 2 log11 n


Or equivalent

n
!
Y
2 log11 k or 2 log11 (n!)
k=1

iii)
• 4 in negative x direction. Reflect in y-axis. Scale parallel to x axis by 21 .
Reflect in x-axis.
• −1 < x < 1.5

Need 5 horizontal lines again

0.5 →
− 1→−, y =0
0→− 0.5, y = −2 log11 (2)
−0.5 →
− 0, y = −2 log11 (3)
−1 →
− −0.5, y = −2 log11 (4)
−1.5 →
− −1, y = −2 log11 (5)
−2 →
− −1.5, y = −2 log11 (6)

Question 4
(a) M B = 18
1 mark for correct final answer.
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Triangle AM C is similar to triangle DM B. 8 = 6 , M B = 3 × 6 = 18.
(b) P T = 11.59 (or better)
1 mark for the use of Pythagoras in any manner.
2 marks for calculating P Q.
1 mark for correct final answer.

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