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SECTION II
Only TWO questions should be attempted from this Section.
Mark
111
9. (i)lf x = a — b and - = , prove that xy — —ab
y ci b
and that x2 — 2xy = a2 + £2.
If, further, ab — 6 and a2 + 62 = 16, find the values
of x and y. (8)
(ii) From the formula T = 2tt , find T given
^ hg
/* = 16• 5, & = 11 -7, £ = 981, and 77 = 3 • 142. (6)
10. (i) A ball whose diameter is 31 in rests on a horizontal ring
of diameter 2 in. Calculate the distance of the bottom
of the ball below the level of the ring. (7)
(ii) A train is scheduled to travel a 90 mile journey in a
certain time. On a particular day, owing to track
repairs, its average speed was reduced by 4 miles per
hour and it arrived 15 minutes late. How long is the
train scheduled to take for the journey ? (7)
11. (i) Determine the range of values of x between 0° and 180°
for which cos2 x is less than J. (”)
(ii) In carrying out a search, a ship sails from a harbour, H,
north-eastwards to a position, P, and then north¬
westwards to a marker buoy, M, which is situated 1 mile
east and 5 miles north of H.
If HP — x miles, and PM = y miles, prove that
x y = 5 V2.
Obtain a second linear equation for x and y, and hence
or othemise find x and y correct to two decimal places. (°)
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Only TWO questions should be attempted from this Section.
Mark
111
9. (i)lf x = a — b and - = , prove that xy — —ab
y ci b
and that x2 — 2xy = a2 + £2.
If, further, ab — 6 and a2 + 62 = 16, find the values
of x and y. (8)
(ii) From the formula T = 2tt , find T given
^ hg
/* = 16• 5, & = 11 -7, £ = 981, and 77 = 3 • 142. (6)
10. (i) A ball whose diameter is 31 in rests on a horizontal ring
of diameter 2 in. Calculate the distance of the bottom
of the ball below the level of the ring. (7)
(ii) A train is scheduled to travel a 90 mile journey in a
certain time. On a particular day, owing to track
repairs, its average speed was reduced by 4 miles per
hour and it arrived 15 minutes late. How long is the
train scheduled to take for the journey ? (7)
11. (i) Determine the range of values of x between 0° and 180°
for which cos2 x is less than J. (”)
(ii) In carrying out a search, a ship sails from a harbour, H,
north-eastwards to a position, P, and then north¬
westwards to a marker buoy, M, which is situated 1 mile
east and 5 miles north of H.
If HP — x miles, and PM = y miles, prove that
x y = 5 V2.
Obtain a second linear equation for x and y, and hence
or othemise find x and y correct to two decimal places. (°)
Page four
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Scottish school exams and circulars > Scottish Certificate of Education > 1963 > (86) |
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Description | Examination papers for the School Leaving Certificate 1888-1961 and the Scottish Certificate of Education 1962-1963. Produced by the Scotch (later 'Scottish') Education Department, these exam papers show how education developed in Scotland over this period, with a growing choice of subjects. Comparing them with current exam papers, there are obvious differences in the content and standards of the questions, and also in the layout and use of language |
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