s6 Subsid Maths Revision Past Papers (Ecolebooks.com)
s6 Subsid Maths Revision Past Papers (Ecolebooks.com)
s6 Subsid Maths Revision Past Papers (Ecolebooks.com)
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3. Two events A and B are such that P(B)=0.6 and P(A B)= 0.94.
4. Mary takes 1⁄15 minutes to cover a distance of 0.03km. If she accelerates at 2m/s2 ,
6. Find the gradient of the curve y= 3x2 (5x-1) at the point B (2,4).
9. The position vectors of points A and B are 3 i -5 j and 5 i +9 j respectively. Find the
11. The table below shows the marks(x) and the frequency(f)
21 23 24 45
f 4 2 3 6
Calculate the (a) mean mark
12. The displacement vector of the particle is given by r=4t2 i -5t j metres, where t is the
32 x 1
C= −4
such that AM = C.
14. In the crested tower building, a lift is used for regular movements. A Lift is currently
parked on the third floor and someone on the seventh floor calls for it, then gets in and
travels to the ground floor. Each floor is 3.5m and the whole process takes 50 seconds.
15. A car increased its velocity from 5m/s to 72km/hr in a distance of 50m. If the car
(a) acceleration
16. Express 3x2 +4x+6 in the form A(x+ B)2 +C, where A, B and C are constants. Hence
17. The table below shows the grades scored by a group of seven students.
Maths E B D C A O D
Physics O B E D B C A
Calculate the rank correlation coefficient for the data. Comment on your result.
−1
1 −2 . Hence, solve the equations;
x- 2y = - 4 and 3x + y = 9.
(b) Given that and are the roots of the equation 2x2 +5x - 4=0, find the equation
3 3
whose roots are and .
(a)Determine the (i) coordinates and nature of the turning point of the curve.
(b)(i) Sketch the curve (ii) Find the area enclosed by the curve and the x- axis.
20. The following are the final exam results which were scored by twelve students in
y 57 72 63 76 53 100 38 82 82 19 43 79
(a) Draw a scatter diagram for the data.
(b) Draw the line of best fit and comment on the graph. If x =70, estimate the value
of y
21. The table below shows the ages in years of the mothers at the time they had their first
child. Frequency 2 14 29 43 33 9
(a) Calculate the mode, mean and the variance of the distribution.
(b) Draw an ogive (cumulative frequency curve) and use it to estimate the
22.The table below shows the prices (ug sh) of the items and their corresponding weights.
Item Price for Price for Weight
year 2000 year 2004
Food 55000 60,000 4
Housing 48,000 52,000 2
Transport 15,000 29,000 3
Using year 2000 as base period, calculate the
23. A car travelling on a straight road ABCD starts from rest at A. It travels to B with
uniform acceleration until it attains a speed of 12m/s after 2 seconds. It then changes to a
2 uniform acceleration of 1m/s for 8 seconds until it
reaches C. The car then retards to rest
(b) Sketch the velocity- time graph for the motion and find average speed.