Mathem Atics Exam Questio Ns For SS3 First Term
Mathem Atics Exam Questio Ns For SS3 First Term
Mathem Atics Exam Questio Ns For SS3 First Term
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SS3
FIRST
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SS3
MATHEMA
TICS
EXAMINAT
ION
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FIRST TERM
EXAMINATION
Examination
malpractices may
lead to a repeat of
the subject or
suspensions donʼt
be involved.
SUBJECT:
MATHEMATICS
CLASS: SS 3
TIME:
3HRS
INSTRUCTION:
Answer all
questions from
ONLY part A
PART A –
OBJECTIVE:
1. A matrix is said to
be a singular matrix
when is determinant
is (a) 1 (b) 2 (c)
0 (d) 3
2. In a class of 40
students, 32 offer
Mathematics, 24
offer Physics and 4
offer neither
Mathematics nor
Physics. How many
offer both
Mathematics and
Physics? A. 4 B. 8
C. 16 D. 20
3. Simplify
log2(256)1/8A.4 B.2
C. 3 D. 1
4. Calculate the
curved surface area
of a conical shape
whose radius is 5cm
and vertical
height is 12 cm ? A.
205.23cm2 B.
104.23cm2 C.
304.23cm2 D.
204.23cm2
5. In the diagram
below,
=
and <PRS =
50O.Calculate<PQR.
O O
A.120O B.110O
C.100O D.80O
6. If the total
surface area of a
solid hemisphere is
equal to its volume.
Find the radius
. A. 3.0cm B.
4.5cm C. 5.0cm D.
9.0cm
7. The bearing of X
from Y is 104o, what
is the bearing of Y
from X?
(a) 014o (b) 076o
(c) 256o (d) 284o
9. A trapezium has
two parallel sides of
lengths 5cm and
9cm. If the area is
21cm2, find the
distance between
the parallel sides. A.
4 cm B. 7 cm C. 3
cm D. 6 cm
A. 60o B.
45o C. 17o D.
18o E. 15o
A. 0.50 B. 0.33 C.
0.17 D. 0.75
16. A bearing of
320oexpressed as a
compass bearing is
(a) N50oW (b)
N40oW (c) N50oE
(d) N40oE
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20. Factorize
completely ac – 2bc
– a2 + 4b2.
A. (a – 2b)(c – a +
2b) B. (a – 2b)(c + a
+ 2b) C. (a – 2b)(c +
a – 2b) D. (a – 2b)(c
– a – 2b)
23. Simplify:
(a) 4 (b)
(c) 4
(d) 4
e. 50o B. 55o
C. 45o D. 75o
E. 40o
25. Approximate
0.03457 to 1
significant figure.
(a) 0.0 (b) 0.03
(c) 0.0005 (d)
0.004? A. 60 B. 54
C. 48 D. 42
26. If log102 =
0.3010 and log103 =
0.4771, evaluate
log104.5 A. 0.9542
B. 0.6532 C. 0.4771
D. 0.3010
28. If U = {x:x is a
positive integer less
than 10} and P =
{x:x is a prime factor
of 30}, find the
complement of P.
A. {1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9}
B. {1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8,
9} C. {1, 4, 6, 7,
8, 9) D. { 1, 4, 7, 8,
9}
29. If m = 3, p = -3,
q = 7 and r = 5/2,
evaluate m (p+q+r).
A. 19.50 B. 19.15 C.
18.95 D. 18.05
°
polygon. A. 30° B.
24° C. 18° D. 12°
28. A chord of a
circle subtends an
angle of 60° at the
center of a circle of
radius 14cm. Find
the length of the
chord. A. 7 cm B. 14
cm C. 21 cm D. 28
cm
29. A sector of a
circle has an area of
55 cm2. If the radius
of the circle is 10
cm, calculate the
angle of the sector.
A. 45° B. 63° C. 75°
D. 90°
33. 15cm3 of a
metal weighs
127.5g. What is the
weight of 35cm3 of
the same metal if
the
mass of the
metal is directly
proportional to the
volume?(a) 167.3g
(b) 297.5g (c)
203.2g
(d) 132g
A. 85 B. 75 C.115
D.95
41. simplify:
A. 1+cosx B. 1 C.
sin(2x) D. cos(2x)
43 The height of
a cylinder is equal
to itʼs radius. If the
volume is 0.216
3, calculate the
radius.
(a) 0.46m (b)
0.60m (c) 0.87m
(d) 1.80m
A. (-1, 3) B. (3, 1) C.
(-3, 1) D. (1, 3)
46. If y varies
directly as the
square root of x and
y = 3 when x = 16,
calculate y when
x=64.
A. 6 B. 12 C. 3 D. 5
47. If x is inversely
proportional to y
and x =2½ when y
=2, find x if y = 4.
(A.) 4 (B.) 5 (C.) 1
(D.)11
2X X+1
equation: 22X + 2X+1
– 8 = 0 (A) 1 (B) 2
(C) 3 (D) 4
50. In the
diagram, O is the
centre of the circle
PQRS and < PSR =
86O. If <POR = xo,
find x.
A. 274O B.
172O C. 129O D.
86O
SS3
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EXAMINATION
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PART TWO –
THEORY
e. The
probabilities of
two candidates
M and N
passing an
examination
are
and
respectively.
Find the
probability
that:
(i) Only one
candidate will
pass (ii)
at least one
candidate will
pass
(a)
Rationalize
(3√2 – 1) /
(3√2 + 1),
leaving your
answer in the
form a+b√c.
P=
Q=
R=
a) Draw a
Table for
multiplication *
in modulo 8 on
the set T=
{2,3,5,7}
Students on
excursion flew
from Elias
Airfield,
A(Lat30⁰N,
Long20⁰W) to
Elias Zoological
garden,
B(Lat30⁰N,
Long40⁰E).
Assume the
radius of the
earth to be
6400km,
calculate,
correct to
three
significant
figures:
6. In the
diagram below;
ABCD is a cyclic
quadrilateral, <CBQ
= 48o and a = 2b.
Calculate the
numerical
value of b.
b. A hemispherical
bowl is surmounted
on a metallic
cylindrical tank.
Calculate the
volume of the
object.
11.5cm 10cm
14cm
8. a. Given that
Sin (A+B)=
sinAcosB+cosAsinB
and
Cos(A+B)=cosAcos
B-sinAsinB, using
surd form, find the
value of (i) cos105=
cos(45+60) (ii) sin
105 =sin (60+45)
b. An aeroplane
leaves an airport A
and flies on a
bearing 035o for 3/2
hours at 600km/h to
an airport B. It then
flies on a bearing
130o for 3/2 hours
at 400km/h to an
airport C.
Calculate the
e. Distance from
C to A
v. Bearing of C
from A.
9. Given the
tank below,
calculate the (i)
capacity of the tank
in m3 (ii) the cost of
metal needed to
construct the tank if
it costs £50.00 per
m2.
2m
10m
12m
10.
a. Use crammerʼs
or inverse approach
to solve the linear
equation below,
5x + 2y =26
3x – y = 9
b. The sum of
a two digit numbers
is 11,. When
interchanged, the
difference of the
numbers is 27. Find
the numbers.
SS3
MATHEMATICS
EXAMINATION
QUESTIONS FIRST
TERM –
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