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BECE

BECE 2012 - MATHEMATICS [PAPER II]

SECTION B

1.
 

(a)

 

Evaluate 0.035 x 1.020.0015, leaving the answer in standard form.

(b)

 

An amount of GH₵4,200.00 was shared between Aba and Kwame. If Aba had 57 of the amount,

(i)

 

how much did Kwame receive?

(ii)

 

what percentage of Aba's share did Kwame receive?

(c)

 

Find the value of x in the diagram below.

2.
 

(a)

 

A car consumes a gallon of petrol for every 30 km drive. The driver of the car set out on a journey of 420 km with 10 gallons of petrol in the fuel tank.

(i)

 

How many more gallons of petrol will he need to complete the journey?

(ii)

 

Find the cost of the petrol used for the journey of 420 km if a gallon of petrol cost GH₵5.50.

(b)

 

The average number of spectators at a football competition for the first five days was 3,144. The attendance on the sixth day was 3,990. Find the

(i)

 

total attendance on the first five days

(ii)

 

average attendance for the 6 days.

(c)

 

The area enclosed by a square garden is 121 m2. What is the distance around the garden?

3.
 

(a)

 

The table shows the number of students who scored more than 80% in the listed subject.

SubjectNumber of students
Biology26
Physics30
Chemistry32
French38
Geography24
History30

(i)

 

Draw a pie chart for the distribution.

(ii)

 

What is the probability that a student chosen at random from the distribution, offers Chemistry?

(b)

 

A woman bought 210 oranges for GH₵7.50. She sold all of them at 3 for 15 Gp. Find the

(i)

 

total selling price of the oranges;

(ii)

 

percentage profit.

4.
 

The marks scored by some students in a Mathematics test are as follows:

335634
783454
743746
484563
845645

(a)

 

Construct a frequency distribution table for the scores.

(b)

 

Using the table, find for the distribution, the

(i)

 

mode;

(ii)

 

mean, correct to one decimal place;

(iii)

 

median.

5.
 

(a)

 

(i)

 

Find the least Common Multiple (L.C.M.) of 9, 18 and 16.

(ii)

 

Arrange 89718 and 1016 in ascending order of magnitude.

(b)

 

Using a ruler and a pair of compass only,

(i)

 

construct a triangle PQR with length PQ = 10 cm, angles QPR = 45o and PQR = 60o.

(ii)

 

Construct the perpendicular bisectors of PR and RQ to meet at T.

(iii)

 

Measure the length of TP.

6.
 

(i)

 

Using a scale of 2 cm to 1 unit on both axes, draw two perpendicular axes Ox and Oy on a graph sheet.

(ii)

 

Mark on the same graph sheet, the x-axis from -5 to 5 and y-axis from -6 to 6.

(iii)

 

Plot the points P(4, 2), Q(2, 5) and R(2, 2). Join the points PQR to form a triangle PQR

(iv)

 

Using the x-axis as a mirror line, draw the image P1Q1R1 of the triangle PQR such that PP1QQ1RR1

(v)

 

Write down the coordinates of P1Q1 and R1.

(vi)

 

Translate triangle PQR by the vector (-1-1) such that PP2QQ2RR2

(vii)

 

Label the vertices of triangle P2Q2R2


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