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1) For the determinant of the matrix A to be -2, p must be 3. The inverse of A is then found to be ((-5,7), (3,-4)). 2) The probability of selecting either Mutola or Mwambi is 7/8, and the probability of selecting neither is 1/64. 3) The sum of the first 4 terms of the given geometric progression is 10 - 4/2^4 = 10 - 1 = 9.
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1) For the determinant of the matrix A to be -2, p must be 3. The inverse of A is then found to be ((-5,7), (3,-4)). 2) The probability of selecting either Mutola or Mwambi is 7/8, and the probability of selecting neither is 1/64. 3) The sum of the first 4 terms of the given geometric progression is 10 - 4/2^4 = 10 - 1 = 9.
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EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA

Examination for General certificate of Education ordinary Level


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Mathemati 4024t2
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Additional materials:
Answer Booklet
(non programmable)

Time: 2 hours 30 minutes Marks: 100

lnstructions to Candidates
1 Write the centre number and your examination number on every page
of the separate
Answer Booklet provided.
write your answers and working in the Answer Booklet provided.
lf you use more than one Answer Booklet. fasten the Answer Booklets
together.
omission of essentiar working wirr resurt in ross of marks.
There are twelve (12) questions in this paper.
(i) Section A
Answer all questions.
(ii) Section B

Answer any four questions


6.

lnformation for Candidates


1' The number of marks is given in brackets
[ ] at the end of each question or part question.
2' lf the degree of accuracy is not specified in the question, and if
the answer is not exact,
give the answer to three significant figures. Give answers
in degrees to one decimal place
3. cell phones are not allowed in the examination room.

@ECZtGCEna2oEi This question paper consists of 10 printed pages :I


Page 2 of 7O

Mathematical Formulae

1 ALGEBRA
Quadratic Equation

x= -bt
(ttz - +ac)
)n

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SERIES
Geometric Progression

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5n- Ii-------,(r<l)
'1

1-- t-/

-1)
Str--''l(t''' -.17':l)
r-1
(ltr
Sr.- -- lrrl Ir'l<I
1-r'

3 TRIGONON'IETRY
Forn-tttla tbr A ABC

abc "?l
sinA sinB sin C
r.l
ar:b'+c)-2bccosA. #:l
F;ll
A: !bcsinA i: .l
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*1
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STATISTICS :i
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Mean atrd starldard der iation
Ungrouped data

Fr
:-. I lx(x - x)2
(i;: SD:
\lean
tl t n {+-('r}
Grouped <iata

\- A. lzf t*-r)''l tzt:-(;)2


Mern ( .t' ): --
'/
. SD:
\z.r I lzf J-
u
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Section -\ (52 N{arks)
I .\nstt er all questions in this section

(a) 7 4p
I Given that nratrix A:
9 5p )
(i) find the value ofp tbr rvhich tire determinant of A is _2,
t2l
(ii) hence. find the inverse of A.
12)
(b) Mutola and Mwambi were to be selecr.'d as members
of a netball team. The
probability of selecting Murola is I ancr that of
selecting Mwambi- i,- 1 . !

8 lo' i
Fnrd th.. probabilitr. that
(i) oirlr one of them is selected.
13l
(ii) none of thern is selected.
12)

) Simplify
y+l
l(",) y'*l t2l
(b) The sum of r terms of a geometric progression (G.p) is given
by l0 - .4.
2n
p,ira
(i) the sum of the first 4 terms of this G.p,
t2)
(ii) rlie first term"
t2)
(iii) the ftrst -1 remrs.
t3l
(a) Solve the equation 2x2 + 3x * 7 - 0, giving yclur
answers correct to 2 decimal
places.
(b) The Venn diagram below shows the number of tsl
students in each of the three
courses at a Universitv.
E MA
Y

5-x

'4-x

(i) Given that there were 25 students aitogether,


fincr the
! of .r.
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(ii) How many students studiecl 'arue iii

(a) Marhematics and Chemistry only,


(b) one course only,
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(c) Chemistry and physics but not Mathematics?


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Page 4 of 70

The programme belorv is given in the form of


a pseudocode
4

Statt

Enter radius
Ii radius < 0
radius
Then display "error message" and re-enter positive

Else enter slant height

If slant height < 0

Thcndisplay..etTormessage,,andre-enterpositiveslantheight

Else Area : fi * r * (r + slant height)

End if
DisPlaY Area
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Stop

Drawthecorrespondingflowcharlfortheinfonnationgir,enabor,e.
lsl d. I

el
2 3 as a single fraction in its simplest form' [3]
1--
,h:
l'
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(b) Expressr_1
--
1_x

plain paper'
5 Answer the whole of this question on a sheet of
= 6cm' angie PQR: 90o'
(a) (i) Construct a quadriiateral PQRS in which QR

120o, RS:7cm and PQ: 1Ocm' t1l


angie QRS:
t1l
(ii) Nleasure and write the size of angle QPS'
quadrilateral PQRS which are
(b) on your diagram, draw the locus of points u'ithin
(i) 8cm from R,
itl
[1]
(ii) equidistant from R and S'
t21
(iii) equidistant from PS and RS'

A point X, within quadrilateral PQRS, is such that


it is less than or equal to
(c)
PS than RS' Shade the region in
Scm from R. nearer to S than R and nearer to
t2)
which X must lie.
Page S of tO
6 (a)
e is the rniclpoi.i of oC and oABp is a straight
ll*
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rine rvith

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(iv) 6.
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(b) The gradient function of a curve
is 3x + 2 Find the equation of
the curve if it passes
through the point (0,2).
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Page 6 of 70

Section B [48 marksl

Answer any four questions in this section.

Each question in this section carries L2 marks.

7 Study the diagram below and ansrver the questions that follow.

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(a) Triangle PQR is mapped onto triangle LMN bi a single transformation. Describe
this transformation fully. t3l
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(b) An enlargement maps trapr--ziLinr ABCD onto trapezium AtBrCrDr. Find the centre
of enlargetnent and the scale t-actor. ' t3] .i

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(c) A transformation with the matrix
0 -3
maps triangie PQR onto triangle XYZ.

not drawn on the diagrarn. Find the coordinates of X, Y and Z. i3l


(d) Triangle LMN is rnapped onto triangle LrMrNr by a shear. Find
(i) the matrix of shear, L2]
(ii) the shear factor. t1l
Page 7 of 70

8 The frequency table below shows the mark distribution for 30 leamers in a Mathematics
test.

\l arks l0<xcl5 15 <x<24 20<.r<25 25 <,r < 30 lO<r<15 35 <.r < 40 40<r<45 45<x<50
\umber. of l J 5 6 6 -) 2
Learn ers

(a) Caiculate the standard deviation. t6l


(b) Answer this part of the question on a sheet of graph paper.
(i) Using the information in the tabie above. copy and complete the relative
cumulative frequency table belori .

\I a rks s15 120 s 25 5 30 53s <40 s50


=45
\umber of 5 8 13 19 25 28 30
Learners
Relative 0.07 0.17 0.27 0.43 1

cumulative
frequency t1l I

(ii) Using a scale of 2 cm to represent 5 marks on the axis for 15 sx s 50


and a scale of 2 cm to represent 0.1 units on the y-axis for 0.0 s/ < 1 .0,
dran a smooth relative cumulative frequency curve. t3l
(iii) Shou rns vour method clearly, use ),our sraph to estimate the
semi-tnterquartile range. L2l

Mathem atics/4 024 I 2 I 2020


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(a) The diagram beiow shou's the positions of a GLrava (G) iree, Orange (O) tree and
Lemon (L) tree on a fann.

42m
1 0. 1n-r

Given that LG - 10.1m, OG : 11.2m and angie OLG :'-i0": calculate

(i) angle OGL, isl


(ii) the area of triangle OGL, ltl
(iii) the shorlest distance from L to OG. tzl
.t*1:

(b) Solve the equation 5cos 0 - 3 fbr 0o < e < i80o. t1l

nt :- 33ma n
99mt
(c) Simplify l2l
20p'q' 40p'q'

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Page 9 of tO
10 (a) The diagram below shows three points p,
e and it on the surfbcc of the earth.
fTake n as 3.142 and, R: 6370km].

X"N

55 24'E

i 60.s
,J
lr4

lr (i) calculate the difference in longitude


between p and R"
t2l
rr (ii) Given that the distance between p and :
+a

lr
I f.r,
4392.07 961 1 km, calculate X.
e on ratitude X"N is tu
l:,i
,'"'r. . (iii) Caiculate the distance
L2l *
? ?-! eR on longitude 24"8.
t21
,f,
,ii (b) The figure ABCDEFGH berow is
'i. a frustum of a pyramid. Er-GH
and ABCD are
-,: squares ofsides Scm and l2cm
s'r respectively.
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;r{
E
' 'i"
l,s'
t
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3cm
"f.i
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Given that the height of the fiustum is


3cm, calcurate its
t. 'orume. t6l
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Mathematics/4 .J 24 IZ / 2O2O r?------ _


o
Paae 7O of 7O 1

Answer the whole of this question on a sheet of graph paper.


The variablesx andl are connecte.l bt'the equatiott l-i- 5-r t- *' + x'.
Some of the corresponding values of r and-l' are sir en in the table below
a ,)
.x --) _L 1 0 I 2 J

v 0 9 1' J 0 5 24

(i) Calculate value of r. tll


(ii) Taking 2cmto represent lunit on the x-axis for -3 ( -r ( 3, and 2cm to represent 10
units onthey-axis for0 <y( 30, draw the graph of-y:3 *5x+* +f . t3]
(iii) Use your graph to calculate an estimate of the
(a) x:2,
gradient of the curve at the point where 12)
(b) areaboundedbythecurve, x:-3andx:-2. t3]
(b) Find the coordinates of the stationary points on the curve
y:2; - 3i - l2x + 4. t3l

t2 Answer the whole of this question on a sheet of graph paper.

Menda intends to run a business of selling mineral water. He needs to order at least 10
small bottles and at most 60 large bottles of water. He decides to order at most 80 bottles of
water altogether and the number of large bottles he orders should be at least twice that of
small bottles.

(a) Given that x is the number of small bottles and y is the number of large bottles,
write four inequalities which represent these conditions. 141

(a) Using a scale of 2cm to represent 10 bottles on each axis, drarv the x and y axes
for 0 < x < 80 and 0 <y < 80 respectively and shade the unrn'anted region
to show clearly the region where the solution of the inequalities lie. t4l
(c) The profit on the sale of each small boffle of mineral water is KI.50 *'hile on
eachlargebott1eofminera1waterprofitisK2.50.Ho*.manybottlesofeach
type can be bought to make maximum profit? l2l
(d) Hence, fiqd this maximum profit. 121

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