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2) Two dice, each with four faces marked 1,2,3 and 4 are thrown together.
(a) what is the most likely total score on the faces pointing downwards?
(b) What is the probability of obtaining this score on three successive throws of the two dice?


most likely total = 5
Probability of obtaining a total of 5 = 4/16
probability of obtaining this score on three successive throws = 4/16 * 4/16 * 4/16= 1/64
 

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In one way stretch either x-axis remains invariant or y-axis...

Two way stretch with same scale factor is same as enlargement...
can u tell me any link of a pdf file or anything ...relating to dis? how to do enlargement...finding the scale factor etc?
 
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what is the difference between stretch and enlargement?
Let us forget invariant lines for a while. Enlargement is when the whole object changed its size. Stretch changes the size of one side of the object, while the other one stays the same. For example, if a square with sides 2cm is enlarged by the scale factor of 2, then the square will become larger with sides of 4cm. However, if this square of 2cm is stretch horizontally by the scale factor of 2, then the horizontal sides will become 4cm, while the vertical ones remain 2cm, changing the square into a rectangle.
 

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In question paper 43 oct-nov 2011 i couldnt do questions 1 & 5a please help
For question 1:

a] You have to find the volume of water, in the rectangular tank, first:
0.5xo.8x1.2 = 0.48m3

Now, 0.3m3 of water flows from the full tank into the cylinder in 1 minute:-

0.3m3-> 1minute
0.48m3-> x minutes

Therefore x = 1.6 minutes which => 1 minute and 36 seconds.

b] The volume of the cylinder is given by the equation -> πr2h

πr2h = 0.48m3 [all the water from the tank drained into the cylinder]
π (0.4)2(h) = 0.48
So, h = 0.95m.

c] [Inner] surface area = πr2 + 2πrh
= [π (0.4)2] + [2 π(0.4) (1.2)]
= 3.52m2 (rounded it to 3 significant figures)

Since, 1m2 -> $2.30
3.52m2-> x
Therefore x = $8.09

As for question 5

a] let’s say the cost of a bottle of water = x cents
Thereby, the cost of a bottle of juice = x+5 cents

Since the guy bought 3 bottles of water and 6 bottles of juice and ended up paying $5.25.

The equation would be -> 3x + 6(x+5) = 525 (cents)
X = 55 cents.

[just felt like making it colorful :D]
 
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For question 1:

a] You have to find the volume of water, in the rectangular tank, first:
0.5xo.8x1.2 = 0.48m3

Now, 0.3m3 of water flows from the full tank into the cylinder in 1 minute:-

0.3m3-> 1minute
0.48m3-> x minutes

Therefore x = 1.6 minutes which => 1 minute and 36 seconds.

b] The volume of the cylinder is given by the equation -> πr2h

πr2h = 0.48m3 [all the water from the tank drained into the cylinder]
π (0.4)2(h) = 0.48
So, h = 0.95m.

c] [Inner] surface area = πr2 + 2πrh
= [π (0.4)2] + [2 π(0.4) (1.2)]
= 3.52m2 (rounded it to 3 significant figures)

Since, 1m2 -> $2.30
3.52m2-> x
Therefore x = $8.09

As for question 5

a] let’s say the cost of a bottle of water = x cents
Thereby, the cost of a bottle of juice = x+5 cents

Since the guy bought 3 bottles of water and 6 bottles of juice and ended up paying $5.25.

The equation would be -> 3x + 6(x+5) = 525 (cents)
X = 55 cents.

[just felt like making it colorful :D]
Thank you verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry much. As for question 5(a) i thought it would a lot more complicated since it is for 4 marks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Btw could you solve question 5(b)? Once again thanks alot :) .
 

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No problem!

5 b]

The cost of a biscuit = x cents.
The total cost of the biscuits = 72 cents.
Therefore, the total number of biscuits bought = 72/x

The cost of a cake = x+3 cents
The total cost of the cakes = 72 cents
Therefore, the total number of cakes bought = 72/x+3

Now, the total number of biscuits bought is 2 more than the total number of cakes bought for 72 cents.

Therefore, the equation would be -> 72/x = 2 + [72/x+3]
= 72/x = [2x + 6 + 72]/x+3
= 72[x+3] = x [2x + 78x]
= 72x + 216 = 2x2 + 78x
= 72x – 78x + 216 – 2x2 = 0
= -6x + 216 - 2x2 = 0
= - 3x + 108 + x2 = 0
= 3x – 108 + x2 = 0

Hence, x2 + 3x – 108 = 0

And yeah, marks can be deceiving ;)
 
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anyone help me ..how to express N in terms of it.....lgN = 4lgt-0.6 ...O/N 2011 p-11 ques 3ii)

answer given is N=.251 t^4 but how do u reach dis..?
 
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http://www.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge O Levels/4024 - Mathematics/4024_w10_qp_22.pdf ...can anyone help me with no 10(iv) a...i have done upto (a b) (0 1 0) = (0 2 0) but den wat?? i can find it out if it was 2 * 2 matrix...but how to deal with
c d ... 0 0 1 .... 0 0 3.......................................................................................................................
2*3 matrix n in iv(b) y it is not enlargement??? n how do we know if its enlargement or stretch?
 
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Its rotation 180 degrees and the centre will be the mid-point of the line RS. It won't be on a graph.
 
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