Simplify and express your answer with positive indices. (3 marks)
(3 marks)
Round up 123.45 to 1 significant figure.
Round off 123.45 to the nearest integer.
Round down 123.45 to 1 decimal place. (3 marks)
The table below shows the distribution of the numbers of calculators owned by some students.
Consider the formula .
Make the subject of the above formula.
If the value of is increased by , write down the change in the value of . (4 marks)
The marked price of a toy is . The toy is now sold at a discount of on its marked price.
Find the selling price of the toy.
If the percentage profit is , find the cost of the toy. (4 marks)
Is a factor of ? Explain your answer.
Someone claims that all the roots of the equation are rational numbers. Do you agree? Explain your answer. (5 marks)
The coordinates of the points and are and respectively. is rotated anticlockwise about the origin through to . is translated leftwards by 21 units to .
Write down the coordinates of and
Prove that PQ is perpendicular to P'Q'
In Figure 1, is a point lying on such that .

Prove that .
Suppose that , and . Is a right-angled triangle? Explain your answer. (5 marks)
Town X and town Y are km apart. Figure 2 shows the graphs for car and car travelling on the same straight road between town and town during the period 7:30 to 9:30 in a morning. Car travels at a constant speed during the period. Car comes to rest at 8:15 in the morning.

Find the distance of car from town at 8:15 in the morning. (2 marks)
At what time after 7:30 in the morning do car and car first meet? (2 marks)
The driver of car claims that the average speed of car is higher than that of car during the period 8:15 to 9:30 in the morning. Do you agree? Explain your answer. (2 marks)
There are 33 paintings in an art gallery. The box-and-whisker diagram below shows the distribution of the prices (in thousand dollars) of the paintings in the art gallery. It is given that the mean of this distribution is thousand dollars.

Find the range and the inter-quartile range of the above distribution. (3 marks)
Four paintings of respective prices (in thousand dollars) , , and are now donated to a museum. Find the mean and the median of the prices of the remaining paintings in the art gallery. (3 marks)
The circle passes through the point and the centre of is the point .
Find the equation of . (2 marks)
is a moving point in the rectangular coordinate plane such that . Denote the locus of by .
Find the equation of .
Describe the geometric relationship between and the line segment .
If cuts at and , find the perimeter of the quadrilateral . (5 marks)
It is given that is the sum of two parts, one part varies as and the other part is a constant. Suppose that and .
Find .
and are points lying on the graph of . Find the area of , where is a point lying on the -axis. (4 marks)
Figure 3 shows a vessel in the form of a frustum which is made by cutting off the lower part of an inverted right circular cone of base radius and height . The height of the vessel is . The vessel is placed on a horizontal table. Some water is now poured into the vessel. John finds that the depth of water in the vessel is .

Find the area of the wet curved surface of the vessel in terms of .
John claims that the volume of water in the vessel is greater than . Do you agree? Explain your answer. (4 marks)
The graph in Figure 4 shows the linear relation between and . The slope and the intercept on the horizontal axis of the graph are and 3 respectively. Express the relation between and in the form , where and are constants. (3 marks)

In Figure 5, the 1st pattern consists of 3 dots. For any positive integer , the th pattern is formed by adding 2 dots to the th pattern. Find the least value of such that the total number of dots in the first patterns exceeds . (4 marks)

Figure 6(a) shows a solid pyramid VABCD with a rectangular base, where , , and .


Find .
, , and are the mid-points of , , and respectively. A geometric model is made by cutting off from as shown in Figure 6(b). A craftsman claims that the area of the trapezium is less than . Do you agree? Explain your answer. (5 marks)

In Figure 7, the equation of the straight line is and the x-intercept of the straight line is 180. and intersect at the point . The shaded region (including the boundary) represents the solution of a system of inequalities. Find the system of inequalities. (4 marks)
A factory produces two types of wardrobes, X and Y. Each wardrobe X requires 6 man-hours for assembly and 2 man-hours for packing while each wardrobe Y requires 7 man-hours for assembly and 3 man-hours for packing. In a certain month, the factory has 900 man-hours available for assembly and 360 man-hours available for packing. The profits for producing a wardrobe X and a wardrobe Y are and respectively. A worker claims that the total profit can exceed that month. Do you agree? Explain your answer. (4 marks)
Find the probability that Ada wins the first round of the game. (3 marks)
In the second round of the game, balls are dropped one by one into a device containing eight tubes arranged side by side (see Figure 8). When a ball is dropped into the device, it falls randomly into one of the tubes. Each tube can hold at most three balls. The player of this round adopts one of the following two options. Option 1: Two balls are dropped one by one into the device. If the two balls fall into the same tube, then the player gets 10 tokens. If the two balls fall into two adjacent tubes, then the player gets 5 tokens. Otherwise, the player gets no tokens. Option 2: Three balls are dropped one by one into the device. If the three balls fall into the same tube, then the player gets 50 tokens. If the three balls fall into three adjacent tubes, then the player gets 10 tokens. If the three balls fall into two adjacent tubes, then the player gets 5 tokens. Otherwise, the player gets no tokens.

If the player of the second round adopts Option 1, find the expected number of tokens got.
Which option should the player of the second round adopt in order to maximise the expected number of tokens got? Explain your answer.
Only the winner of the first round plays the second round. It is given that the player of the second round adopts the option which can maximise the expected number of tokens got. Billy claims that the probability of Ada getting no tokens in the game exceeds . Is the claim correct? Explain your answer. (10 marks)
If p and q are constants such that , then p =
Let be a constant. If the quadratic equation has equal roots, then
The figure shows the graph of , where and are constants. Which of the following is true?

If and , which of the following must be true?
I.
II.
III.
The solution of is
The price of 2 bowls and 3 cups is . If the price of 5 bowls and the price of 4 cups are the same, then the price of a bowl is
There are 792 workers in a factory. If the number of male workers is less than that of female workers, then the number of male workers is
If the angle and the radius of a sector are decreased by and respectively so that its area is decreased by , then
The width and the length of a thin rectangular metal sheet are measured as and correct to the nearest respectively. Let be the actual area of the metal sheet. Find the range of values of .
It is given that , where , and are positive numbers. Which of the following is true?
If z varies inversely as x and directly as the cube of y, which of the following must be constant?
Let be the th term of a sequence. If , and for any positive integer , then
In the figure, AB = AE and . If BC = CD = DE = , then the area of the pentagon ABCDE is

In the figure, is a square. is produced to such that . is a point lying on such that . If is a point lying on such that , then

In the figure, B is a point lying on AC such that . It is given that . If the area of and the area of are and respectively, then the area of the trapezium ABDE is

In the figure, . If , then

In the figure, is a diameter of the circle . If , then

In the figure, is the centre of the circle . intersects the circle at , , , , and . If and , then

If an interior angle of a regular -sided polygon is greater than an exterior angle by , which of the following are true?
I. The value of is 10.
II. Each exterior angle of the polygon is .
III. The number of axes of reflectional symmetry of the polygon is 9.
The rectangular coordinates of the point are . If is reflected with respect to the -axis, then the polar coordinates of its image are
The equations of the straight lines and are and respectively. If P is a moving point in the rectangular coordinate plane such that the perpendicular distance from P to is equal to the perpendicular distance from P to , then the locus of P is a
In the figure, the two straight lines intersect at a point on the positive y-axis. Which of the following are true?

If a diameter of the circle passes through the point and the slope of the diameter is , then
A box contains yellow balls and black balls. If a ball is randomly drawn from the box, then the probability of drawing a yellow ball is . Find the value of .
The mean height of 25 teachers and 140 students is . If the mean height of the students is , then the mean height of the teachers is
The pie chart below shows the expenditure of John in a certain week. John spends on clothing that week. Find his expenditure on transportation that week.

The stem-and-leaf diagram below shows the distribution of the ages of the passengers in a bus.
If the range of the above distribution is at least , which of the following must be true?
I.
II.
III.
The H.C.F. of , and is