Section 1
1.1- C-2
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1.2- A-4 C-2
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Section 2-
2.1)
Identify the dimensions by labelling the diagram. A-3
Answer-
2.2)
The total area is 258 sq. units.
Write down a quadratic equation in terms of x and hence find the value of x. A-3 C-1
Answer-
2.3)
Marks- A-2
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Section 3-
The dogs are categorised, by weight, into three different categories.
Weight (Kg) Frequency
0 < 𝑊 < 10 31
10 ≤ 𝑊 < 𝑘 30
𝑘 ≤ 𝑊 < 30 a
3.1)
Determine the value of a. A-1 C-1
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3.2)
Hence, determine the value of k. A-2
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3.3)
12.5% of dogs are considered to be overweight.
Find the weight at which this age group of dogs is considered overweight.
Marks- A-2 C-1
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Section 4-
4.1)
his is Jamie’s wallet.
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It has a few 50 cent coins and a few $1 coins.
The ratio of the 50 cent coins to the $1 coins is 5 : 9 respectively.
The total number of coins in Jamie’s wallet is 56.
Determinethe total value of the coins in Jamie’swallet.
Marks- A-4
Answer-
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Jiah’s wallet has a few 50 cent , $1 coins and $5 coins.
The 50 cent , $1 coins and $5 coins are in the ratio 4 : 1 : 2 respectively.
The total value of the coins in the wallet is $117.
Findthe total number of coins in the wallet.
Marks- A-4 C-1
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Section 5-
Ben decides to pick up a token from one of two bags (Green and Red).
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● The probability that he picks up a red bag is 5
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● ach bag contains 10 tokens, either yellow or blue.
● There are 7 yellow tokens in the red bag and 4 yellow tokens in the green one.
.1)
5
Create a tree diagram
Marks- C-1 D-3
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.2)
5
Calculate the probability that he will choose a green bag.
Marks- C-1
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.3)
5
Calculate the probability that Ben selects a red bag followed by a blue token
Marks- D-2
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.4)
5
Calculate the probability that Ben gets a yellow token
Marks- D-3
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Ben continues repeating this experiment 20 times.
.5)
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Calculate the number of yellow tokens is he expected to collect? Give your answer to
the nearest whole number
Marks- C-1 D-2
Answer-
.6)
5
Calculate the probability that Ben has chosen a red bag given that he has selected a
blue coin
Marks- D-3
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Section 6-
onika wishes to take her family from Delhi to Jaipur for a holiday. She wishes to go with her
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spouse, two children and her mother. Both her spouse and she know how to drive and can drive all
the way.
She has two options that she is reviewing.
ption 1: Driving to Jaipur in the family car.
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Option 2: Taking a flight in an Airbus 320.
Monika is greatly concerned about the carbon footprint (quantity of𝐶𝑂 released during travel) and
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also the cost of the trip.
She researches and makes the following table regarding her two options.
Airbus 320 Family Car
Distance to Travel 241 km 317 km
Maximum passenger capacity 170 passengers 5 passengers
Mileage 2.91 kg of jet-fuel per km 15km per litre of petrol
Carbon Footprint 3.16 kg of 𝐶𝑂2 per Kg of 2.3 Kg of𝐶𝑂 per litre of petrol
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jet-fuel
Cost involved 1741 per passenger plus 5% 94.72 per litre petrol plus 475
taxes road toll tax.
he hotel that Monika wishes to stay in is 65 km away from the Jaipur airport terminal.
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She would have to hire a cab at Rs 35 per km.
onika needs help deciding which mode she should travel by to ensure the lowest
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carbon footprint for her family during this journey.
6.1)
se the above information to instruct Monika which mode of transport she should
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choose. In your answer you should:
● Calculate the amount of fuel needed to travel to Jaipur (up to the hotel) by flight
and by car.
● T he carbon footprint left by the family (up to the hotel) by each of the modes of
transport.
● The total cost involved in travelling by flight and that by car
● A clear suggestion as to the most cost-effective mode of transport, stating the
differences
● A clear suggestion as to the most eco-friendly mode of transport stating the
differences
● Justify the degree of accuracy of your results
Marks- C-6 D-12
Answer-
Final Decision: Take the Car
Reasoning:
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1 ower carbon footprint (48.60 kg vs. 75.01 kg).
2. Significantly cheaper (₹2,476.13 vs. ₹11,415.25).
3. No additional cab requirement after reaching Jaipur.
Section 7-
7.1)
Write down the missing values in the table.
Marks- B-2
Stage(n) 𝑥 coordinate of point B(𝐵𝑥)
1 16
2 4
3
4
1
4
5
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.2)
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Describe in words a pattern for𝐵𝑥
Marks- C-1
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.3)
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Write down a general rule for𝐵𝑥 in terms ofn
Marks- B-2
Answer-
7.4)
1
Show that the value of𝐵𝑥 at n=6 is 6
2
Marks- B-2
Answer-
.5)
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Verify the rule for𝐵𝑥
Marks- B-2
Answer-
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vestigate the various relation/patterns in the table-2.
Stage (n) Radius (r) Area of triangle AOB (A)
1 1 8
2
7
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8 4
3
3
4
4
5
8
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● Predict more values and record these in the table-2.
● Describe in words a pattern forrand A from table-2
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sing your general rules for 𝐵𝑥andr, describein words how areaAof triangle
AOBwill vary.
● Write down a general rule forrin terms ofn.
● Write down a general rule for A in terms of n.
● Test all of the above general rules.
● Prove or Verify and justify your rule for A.
Make sure to:
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se appropriate mathematical vocabulary and notation that has been discussed
throughout the unit.
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ommunicate your thinking and answers in such a way that is clear, complete,
coherent, and organized.
Marks- B-17 C-7
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Final Marks- A-25 B-25 C-25 D-25
EAD OF PAPER: MR. AAYUSH SHAH
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