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ZIMSEC O Level · 4004/2 · J2020

Mathematics Paper 2 June 2020

Questions
58
Total marks
136
Time allowed
150 min
Syllabus code
4004/2

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Questions
58
Pass mark
35
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Question 101

[2 marks]Fractions, Standard Form and Number Bases
The difference between two fractions is 3233\frac{2}{3}. The smaller fraction is 2142\frac{1}{4}. Find the other fraction, giving the answer as a mixed number.

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Question 102

[2 marks]Fractions, Standard Form and Number Bases
The population of a certain country is 24,9 million. Express this population in standard form.

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Question 103

[2 marks]Fractions, Standard Form and Number Bases
Increase $40,00 in the ratio 8:5.

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Question 104

[1 marks]Fractions, Standard Form and Number Bases
Evaluate (75)2\left(7\sqrt{5}\right)^2.

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Question 105

[3 marks]Fractions, Standard Form and Number Bases
Simplify 110112+243511011_2 + 243_5, giving the answer in base five.

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Question 201

[2 marks]Similarity and Measures & Mensuration
Two similar cups have diameters of 6 cm and 10 cm. Write down the ratio of their volumes, in its lowest terms.

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Question 202

[2 marks]Similarity and Measures & Mensuration
Two similar cups have diameters of 6 cm and 10 cm. The volume of the smaller cup is 100 cm3^3. Calculate the volume of the larger cup, in cm3^3, correct to 3 significant figures.

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Question 203

[2 marks]Similarity and Measures & Mensuration
A wooden block is a prism whose cross-section is a parallelogram with base 35 cm and perpendicular height 20 cm. Calculate the surface area of the cross-section, in cm2^2.

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Question 204

[2 marks]Similarity and Measures & Mensuration
A wooden block is a prism of length 1,2 m whose cross-section is a parallelogram of area 700 cm2^2. Calculate the volume of the block, in cm3^3.

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Question 205

[2 marks]Similarity and Measures & Mensuration
A wooden block has a volume of 84 000 cm3^3. Given that 3 cm3^3 of the block weigh 2,5 g, calculate the mass of the block, in grams.

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Question 301

[2 marks]Matrices and Coordinate Geometry
Find the value of yy for which (y4)(−23)=(−2)\begin{pmatrix} y & 4 \end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix} -2 \\ 3 \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} -2 \end{pmatrix}.

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Question 302

[3 marks]Matrices and Coordinate Geometry
Find the matrix PP such that P(3−420)=(1001)P \begin{pmatrix} 3 & -4 \\ 2 & 0 \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} 1 & 0 \\ 0 & 1 \end{pmatrix}. Give each element as a decimal.

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Question 303

[2 marks]Matrices and Coordinate Geometry
The equation of a straight line is y+3x=−4y + 3x = -4. Find the coordinates of the point where the line crosses the y-axis.

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Question 304

[1 marks]Matrices and Coordinate Geometry
The equation of a straight line is y+3x=−4y + 3x = -4. Find the gradient of the line.

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Question 305

[2 marks]Matrices and Coordinate Geometry
Find the equation of the line parallel to the line y+3x=−4y + 3x = -4 and passing through the point (3;5)(3; 5).

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Question 401

[2 marks]Constructions and Loci
In triangle ABC, AB = 7 cm, BC = 8 cm and BA^C=45∘B\hat{A}C = 45^\circ. Calculate the size of AB^CA\hat{B}C, correct to the nearest degree.

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Question 402

[1 marks]Constructions and Loci
Two points B and C are 8 cm apart. Name the locus of points that are equidistant from B and C.

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Question 403

[1 marks]Constructions and Loci
C is a fixed point on level ground. Describe the locus of points that are 5 cm from C.

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Question 501

[3 marks]Quadratic Equations and Circle Geometry
Solve the equation 3x2−9x−5=03x^2 - 9x - 5 = 0, giving both answers correct to 2 decimal places.

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Question 502

[1 marks]Quadratic Equations and Circle Geometry
ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral drawn in a circle with centre O, and the diagonal BD passes through O. Find BC^DB\hat{C}D.

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Question 503

[2 marks]Quadratic Equations and Circle Geometry
ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral drawn in a circle with centre O, and the diagonal BD passes through O. AB is produced to M so that MB^C=70∘M\hat{B}C = 70^\circ, and BD^C=40∘B\hat{D}C = 40^\circ. Find AB^DA\hat{B}D.

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Question 504

[2 marks]Quadratic Equations and Circle Geometry
ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral drawn in a circle with centre O, and the diagonal BD passes through O. AB is produced to M so that MB^C=70∘M\hat{B}C = 70^\circ, and BD^C=40∘B\hat{D}C = 40^\circ. Find AD^OA\hat{D}O.

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Question 505

[2 marks]Quadratic Equations and Circle Geometry
The equation x−3=53xx - 3 = \dfrac{5}{3x} can be written in the form 3x2+bx+c=03x^2 + bx + c = 0. Find the value of bb and the value of cc.

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Question 601

[1 marks]Vector Geometry
In triangle ABO, OA⃗=a\vec{OA} = a and OB⃗=b\vec{OB} = b. The point N lies on AB such that AN=15ABAN = \frac{1}{5}AB. Express AN⃗\vec{AN} in terms of aa and bb.

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Question 602

[2 marks]Vector Geometry
In triangle ABO, OA⃗=a\vec{OA} = a and OB⃗=b\vec{OB} = b. The point N lies on AB such that AN=15ABAN = \frac{1}{5}AB. Express ON⃗\vec{ON} in terms of aa and bb.

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Question 603

[1 marks]Vector Geometry
In triangle ABO, OA⃗=a\vec{OA} = a and OB⃗=b\vec{OB} = b. M is the mid-point of OB. Express AM⃗\vec{AM} in terms of aa and bb.

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Question 604

[3 marks]Vector Geometry
It is given that OX⃗=(1−h)a+12hb\vec{OX} = (1 - h)a + \frac{1}{2}hb and also that OX⃗=k ON⃗\vec{OX} = k\,\vec{ON}, where ON⃗=45a+15b\vec{ON} = \frac{4}{5}a + \frac{1}{5}b. Find the value of hh and the value of kk.

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Question 605

[1 marks]Vector Geometry
In triangle ABO, X lies on AM with AX⃗=13AM⃗\vec{AX} = \frac{1}{3}\vec{AM}. Find the ratio of the area of triangle OAX to the area of triangle OAM.

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Question 606

[1 marks]Vector Geometry
It is given that OX⃗=k ON⃗\vec{OX} = k\,\vec{ON}, where ON⃗=45a+15b\vec{ON} = \dfrac{4}{5}a + \dfrac{1}{5}b. Express OX⃗\vec{OX} in terms of aa, bb and kk.

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Question 701

[2 marks]Geometrical Transformation
Triangle PQR has vertices at P(1;3)P(1; 3), Q(2;1)Q(2; 1) and R(4;3)R(4; 3). Triangle P1Q1R1P_1Q_1R_1 is the image of triangle PQR under a reflection in the line y=−xy = -x. Write down the coordinates of P1P_1.

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Question 702

[1 marks]Geometrical Transformation
Triangle PQR has vertices at P(1;3)P(1; 3), Q(2;1)Q(2; 1) and R(4;3)R(4; 3). Triangle P1Q1R1P_1Q_1R_1 is the image of triangle PQR under a reflection in the line y=−xy = -x. Write down the coordinates of R1R_1.

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Question 703

[3 marks]Geometrical Transformation
A single transformation G maps triangle PQR, with vertices P(1;3)P(1; 3), Q(2;1)Q(2; 1) and R(4;3)R(4; 3), onto triangle P2Q2R2P_2Q_2R_2 with vertices P2(1;−6)P_2(1; -6), Q2(2;−2)Q_2(2; -2) and R2(4;−6)R_2(4; -6). Describe fully the transformation G.

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Question 704

[1 marks]Geometrical Transformation
The point R(4;3)R(4; 3) is mapped onto the point R3(−1;2)R_3(-1; 2) by a translation. Find the translation vector.

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Question 705

[2 marks]Geometrical Transformation
Under a translation with vector (−5−1)\begin{pmatrix} -5 \\ -1 \end{pmatrix}, the points P(1;3)P(1; 3) and Q(2;1)Q(2; 1) map onto P3P_3 and Q3Q_3. Write down the coordinates of P3P_3 and Q3Q_3.

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Question 801

[1 marks]Functional Graphs
In a table of values for the function y=x3−3x2y = x^3 - 3x^2, the value of yy when x=−1x = -1 is written as mm. Find the value of mm.

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Question 802

[2 marks]Functional Graphs
Find the gradient of the curve y=x3−3x2y = x^3 - 3x^2 at the point where x=3x = 3.

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Question 803

[1 marks]Functional Graphs
Write down the range of values of xx for which the curve y=x3−3x2y = x^3 - 3x^2 has a negative gradient.

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Question 804

[2 marks]Functional Graphs
Use the graph of y=x3−3x2y = x^3 - 3x^2 to solve the equation x3−3x2=2x^3 - 3x^2 = 2, for positive values of xx. Give the answer correct to 1 decimal place.

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Question 805

[2 marks]Functional Graphs
The graph of y=x3−3x2y = x^3 - 3x^2 is drawn for −2≤x≤4-2 \le x \le 4. Use the graph to estimate the area, in square units, of the region bounded by the curve, the yy-axis and the line y=−12y = -12.

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Question 901

[2 marks]Factorisation, Change of Subject and Sets
Factorise completely x2−4x^2 - 4.

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Question 902

[2 marks]Factorisation, Change of Subject and Sets
Factorise completely x2−5x+6x^2 - 5x + 6.

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Question 903

[1 marks]Factorisation, Change of Subject and Sets
Find the Highest Common Factor (H.C.F.) of x2−4x^2 - 4 and x2−5x+6x^2 - 5x + 6.

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Question 904

[2 marks]Factorisation, Change of Subject and Sets
It is given that S=a1−rS = \dfrac{a}{1 - r}. Find the value of SS when a=81a = 81 and r=13r = \dfrac{1}{3}.

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Question 905

[3 marks]Factorisation, Change of Subject and Sets
It is given that S=a1−rS = \dfrac{a}{1 - r}. Make rr the subject of the formula.

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Question 906

[2 marks]Factorisation, Change of Subject and Sets
From a group of 30 people at a party, 17 people ate beef, 16 people ate pork, xx people ate both beef and pork and 6 people ate neither beef nor pork. Calculate xx.

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Question 1001

[2 marks]Trigonometry
In the diagram KLNG is a trapezium in which LMN is a straight line and KL^M=MN^G=90∘K\hat{L}M = M\hat{N}G = 90^\circ. MG = 5 cm and NM^G=35∘N\hat{M}G = 35^\circ. Calculate the length of NG, in cm, correct to 3 significant figures.

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Question 1002

[1 marks]Trigonometry
In the diagram KLNG is a trapezium in which LMN is a straight line. LM^K=60∘L\hat{M}K = 60^\circ and NM^G=35∘N\hat{M}G = 35^\circ. Find the size of KM^GK\hat{M}G.

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Question 1003

[2 marks]Trigonometry
In triangle KMG, MK = 7 cm, MG = 5 cm and KM^G=85∘K\hat{M}G = 85^\circ. Calculate the area of triangle KMG, in cm2^2, correct to 3 significant figures.

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Question 1004

[3 marks]Trigonometry
In triangle KMG, MK = 7 cm, MG = 5 cm and KM^G=85∘K\hat{M}G = 85^\circ. Calculate the length of KG, in cm, correct to 3 significant figures.

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Question 1005

[3 marks]Trigonometry
In triangle KMG, MG = 5 cm, KG = 8,24 cm and KM^G=85∘K\hat{M}G = 85^\circ. Calculate the size of MK^GM\hat{K}G, correct to 1 decimal place.

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Question 1101

[2 marks]Inequalities and Linear Programming
A group of youths makes chairs and tables for sale. Let xx be the number of chairs and yy the number of tables. The group wishes to produce at least 5 chairs and not less than 5 tables. Write down two inequalities, one in xx and the other in yy, that satisfy these conditions.

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Question 1102

[1 marks]Inequalities and Linear Programming
A group of youths has 48 hours to make chairs and tables. It takes 4 hours to make a chair and 3 hours to make a table. Taking xx as the number of chairs and yy as the number of tables, write down an inequality in xx and yy that satisfies this condition.

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Question 1103

[1 marks]Inequalities and Linear Programming
A group of youths hired a compressor for 14 hours to paint chairs and tables. It takes 1 hour to paint a chair and 1 hour to paint a table. Taking xx as the number of chairs and yy as the number of tables, form an inequality in xx and yy that satisfies this condition.

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Question 1104

[2 marks]Inequalities and Linear Programming
The number of chairs xx and the number of tables yy made by a group satisfy x≥5x \ge 5, y≥5y \ge 5, 4x+3y≤484x + 3y \le 48 and x+y≤14x + y \le 14. The profit on a chair is $10 and the profit on a table is $20. Find the greatest possible profit, in dollars.

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Question 1201

[1 marks]Statistics and Probability
The heights, hh cm, of 200 children are grouped. The class 75<h≤8075 < h \le 80 has a frequency of 45 and a frequency density of pp. Find the value of pp.

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Question 1202

[1 marks]Statistics and Probability
The heights, hh cm, of 200 children are grouped. The class 80<h≤10080 < h \le 100 has a frequency of 40 and a frequency density of qq. Find the value of qq.

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Question 1203

[3 marks]Statistics and Probability
The heights, hh cm, of a group of 200 children are: 50<h≤6050 < h \le 60, 24 children; 60<h≤7060 < h \le 70, 38 children; 70<h≤7570 < h \le 75, 53 children; 75<h≤8075 < h \le 80, 45 children; 80<h≤10080 < h \le 100, 40 children. Calculate an estimate of the mean height, in cm.

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Question 1204

[2 marks]Statistics and Probability
In a group of 200 children, 45 have heights in the class 75<h≤8075 < h \le 80 cm and 40 have heights in the class 80<h≤10080 < h \le 100 cm. Two children are chosen at random from the group. Find the probability that each has a height which is greater than 75 cm. Give the answer as a fraction in its lowest terms.

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