456/1 MATHEMATICS * Paper 1 Oct. / Nov. 2020 2% hours UGANDA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS BOARD Uganda Certificate of Education MATHEMATICS Paper 1 2 hours 30 minutes INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES: Answer all questions in section A and any five questions from section B. ‘Any additional question(s) answered will not be marked. All necessary calculations must be done in the answer booklet(s) provided. Therefore, no paper should be given for rough work. Graph paper is provided. Silent, non-programmable scientific calculators and mathematical tables with a list of formulae may be used. © 2020 Uganda National Examinations Board. Turn OverSECTION A: (40 MARKS) ; Answer all the questions in this section. ¢ odd numbers is 69. If the first number is n, fing The sum of three consecutiv (04 marks the three numbers. Solve the simultaneous equations: 1 (04 marks) Given that tan @ = 22, find the value of sin Owithout using mathematical ‘ (04 marks) tables or a calculator. The ages of students who were treated in a day at a school clinic are shown in the table below. Age (years) 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 Number of students | _1 2 4 n Their mean age was 13.9 years. Find the value of n. (04 marks) Determine the value of x in the equation 16" = 3%? (04 marks) Solve the equation: x7 + 10x-24=0 (04 marks) 3 x\(2 2 If ( ;} (3) = (}) find the values of x and y. (04 marks) In the diagram below, the minor arc AB subtends an angle of 20° at the circumference of the circle. c J If the radius of the circle j le is 7 "i your answer to 1 decimal place)” find the length of the minor arc an (Give marl10. 11. 12. 13. A rectangle whose area is 16 cm? is given a transformation represented by the matrix (; } Find the area of the image of the rectangle. (04 marks) The table below shows the weights of 35 students. Weight (Kg) 25-29 | 30-34 | 35-39 | 40-44 | 45-49 Number of students 5. 8 12 6 4 (a) Draw a histogram for the data. (b) Use the histogram to estimate the modal weight of the students. (04 marks) SECTION B: (60 MARKS) Answer any five questions from this section. All questions carry equal marks. Town 4 is at a distance of 400 km and on a bearing of 076° from town C. Town B is at a distance of 250 km and on a bearing of 045° from town C. (a) Draw an accurate diagram showing the positions of the three towns. Use a scale of 1 om to represent 50 km. (05 marks) (b) Determine the distance and bearing of town B from town 4 using your diagram. (03 marks) (c) Jane leaves town C for town B and drives at an average speed of 80krm/h. At the same time, Rose leaves town A for town B and drives at 75knv/h. Who arrived at town B earlier? (04 marks) (a) Given that R= 1.21 x 104 and S=4.4 x 10°, without using mathematical tables or a calculator, find in standard form the value of wR a (04 marks) (b) Simplify V2® x5?* x2" (04 marks) (c) Factorise completely : 27x? — 12y?, (04 marks) Three companies A, B and C bought vehicles for sale as follows: Company 4 bought 4 buses, 8 taxis and 6 saloon cars. Company B bought 10 buses, 2 taxis and 8 saloon cars. Company C bought 5 buses, 3 taxis and 9 saloon cars. Each bus was bought at 200 million shillings, a taxi at 64 million shillings and a saloon car at 18 million shillings. The buses are to be sold at 240 million shillings each, taxis at 72 million shillings each while each saloon car at 20 million shillings. 3 Teen Avra(a) Write down a; () 3x3 matrix for vehicles bought by the three companies (03 marks) (ii) 3 x2 matrix for the cost prices and selling prices. (02 marks) culate the total profit for , : cal (b) Use the matrices you have written in (a) to (7 marks) each company. 14. (a) — Copy and complete the table below: @ | 30°] 40°] 50° | 60°| 70°| 80° | 90° | 100° | 110° | 120° | 130° | 140° | 1502 sing 0.77 0.98 0.98 0.87 0.64 Ly=2sing 1.54 1.96 1.96 1.74 1.28 (03 marks) (b) Use your completed table to draw the graph of y= 2 sin. Use a scale of lcm to represent 10° and 1 cm to represent 0.10 units. (04 marks) (c) On the same axes, draw the line y= 1.2 Hence obtain the values of 9 when y= 1.2 (03 marks) (a) Use the graph to find the value of y when 0= 56°. Hence determine sin 56°. (02 marks) 15. A basket contains 5 mangoes and 7 oranges. A fruit is picked at random from the basket and not replaced. A second fruit is then picked. Determine the probability that: (a) _ both fruits picked are oranges. (05 marks) (b) one fruit is an orange and the other a mango. (04 marks) ()__ the two fruits picked are the same. (03 marks) 16. A triangle POR has vertices P (2, 1), Q (6,4) and R (4,5). PORis mapped onto triangle P/Q'R! with vertices at P! (10,3), Q! (6,0) and R'(8,-1) under a rotation. P’Q'R’ is then mapped onto PUOMR! after translation of (7): Find the; (a) @ centre of rotation, Gi) angle of rotation. (08 marks) (b) coordinates of P" "ang RM, (04 marks)17. A television assembly plant assembles at least 10 coloured televisions and over (35 black and white televisions daily. The total number of coloured televisions and black and white televisions assembled in a single day is less than 50. (a) _ If-xis the number of coloured televisions and y the number of black and white televisions assembled daily, write down three inequalities representing the above information. (03 marks) (b) _ Represent the inequalities on a graph taking 2 cm to represent 5 units on both the x-axis and y-axis. (06 marks) (c) Use your graph to determine the greatest possible total number of televisions that can be assembled in one day. 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