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Form 3 Maths

This document is an end-of-term mathematics exam for Form 3 students at Kuwirirana High School, covering various topics including geometry, algebra, and inequalities. It consists of multiple questions requiring students to solve problems, factor expressions, and perform calculations related to shapes and ratios. The exam is structured to be completed in 2 hours, with specific instructions on rounding and constants used in calculations.

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Form 3 Maths

This document is an end-of-term mathematics exam for Form 3 students at Kuwirirana High School, covering various topics including geometry, algebra, and inequalities. It consists of multiple questions requiring students to solve problems, factor expressions, and perform calculations related to shapes and ratios. The exam is structured to be completed in 2 hours, with specific instructions on rounding and constants used in calculations.

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KUWIRIRANA HIGH SCHOOL END OF TERM ONE 2025 EXAM

MATHEMATICS FORM 3

Time 2 hours

Answer all questions

Take 𝛑 to be
22
in this paper
7
For all decimals give your answer to one decimal place (1.d.p)

1. (a) Name the regular polygon which has rotational symmetry of order 5. [1]
(b) State the special name given to a regular polygon with 4 sides. [1]

(c) The angles of a hexagon are 115◦, 89◦, x ◦, x ◦, x ◦ and x ◦. Find the value of x [3]

2. Factorise completely the expression


(a) 4 x 2− y 2 [2]
3
(b)125 p −5 p [3]

1
3. +2=8 [2]
3m

2 y+ 5 9
4. = [3]
3 y−2 4

5. Solve the simultaneous equations:


5 x−2 y=26
3 x+ 4 y =0 [3]

6. A right circular cone has a base diameter of 24 cm and a slant height of 15 cm. Calculate the
(a) vertical height of the cone, [2]
(b) volume of the cone. [2]

1
[Volume of cone = πr ² h]
3

7. An office is 4,35 m long and 3,62 m wide. Its floor is to be carpeted at a cost of $15,99 per
square metre. Calculate
(i) the area of the floor, [2]
(ii) the cost of carpeting the floor [2]

8. State the number of lines of symmetry of the shape labelled


(i) figure A, [1]
(ii) figure B, [1]
(iii) figure C, [1]
(iv) figure O, [1]
(v) figure I, [1]

9. It is given that 300 cattle are to be shared in the ratio 12 : 10 : 8 ,

(i) Express the ratio in its simplest form. [1]

(ii) Calculate the difference between the largest and smallest shares. [4]

[Link] the inequality

(a) 4−5 x <19 [2]

(b) 3 x+ 17<5−3 x [2]

11. Two identical circular and 2 semi-circular discs of radii 3,5 cm were cut off from a rectangular
sheet of metal of length 14 cm and width 10.5 cm.

Calculate the

(a) circumference of one of the circular discs, [2]


(b) perimeter of the rectangular sheet of metal [2]

12. (a) A polygon has n sides. The sum of the interior angles is equal to the sum of the exterior
angles. Find the value of n [2]

(b) The interior angles of a regular polygon are 144◦ each. Find the number of sides of the
polygon. [2]

7 x+2 5 x+ 3
13. Express − as a single fraction in its simplest form. [2]
5 6

THE END

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