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MCQ and Structural Questions Analysis

The document contains a special quiz focused on 3D Trigonometry for Form 6 students, featuring multiple-choice questions and structural problems. It includes calculations related to angles, areas, and sequences, emphasizing the relationships between different geometric elements. The quiz assesses students' understanding of trigonometric principles and their application in problem-solving.

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MCQ and Structural Questions Analysis

The document contains a special quiz focused on 3D Trigonometry for Form 6 students, featuring multiple-choice questions and structural problems. It includes calculations related to angles, areas, and sequences, emphasizing the relationships between different geometric elements. The quiz assesses students' understanding of trigonometric principles and their application in problem-solving.

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special Quiz 01

Form 6
ASGS, 3D Trigo
Part A – MC (@3 marks)
1. A I is correct:
1
b + c2 = a + b = a + ac = a(a + c) = a
2 2 2 2

1 b2 + c2 ac + c2 c(a + c) c
a 2 + b2

1
c + d 2 = b + c = b + bd = b(b + d ) = b
2 2 2 2

1 c2 + d 2 bd + d 2 d (b + d ) d
b2 + c 2
a b
Note that = .
c d
II is incorrect.
III is incorrect since the sum to infinity only exists when a  b  c  d .
2. B I is correct:
128
r4 =
648
2
r=
3
2
a7 = 648( )2 = 288
3
II is incorrect:
2
When r = − ,
3
2
a6 = 648(− ) = −432
3
2
a8 = 648(− )3 = −192
3
a6 − a8  0
III is correct:
2 6561
a1 = 648  ( )4 =
3 2

1
n −1
6561  4 
a2n−1 =
2  9 

n−1
4
Since    1 for any positive n,
9

n −1
6561  4  6561
a2n−1 =  = 3280.5
2  9  2
(Note that {a2 n−1} is a decreasing sequence.)

Part B - Structural Questions


1. (9 marks)
(a) 1
Area of ADE = (10)(9)sin AED = 45sin AED cm2
2
When ACD decreases, AED also decreases.
Note that when AED = 90 , sin AED attains maximum.
When AED = 90 ,

AD = 102 + 92 = 13.4536 cm

122 + 102 − 13.45362


cos ACD =
2(12)(10)
ACD = 74.7814 1M
Therefore, when ACD decreases from 80 to 74.7814 ,
the area of ADE increases.
When ACD decreases from 74.7814 to 20 ,
the area of ADE decreases. 2A f.t.

(b)(i) In ACD ,

AD2 = 122 + 102 − 2(12)(10)cos 60

AD = 11.1355 cm
BC = AD = 11.1355 cm
In BCD ,
11.13552 + 102 − 92
cos BCD =
2(11.1355)(10)
BCD = 50.0523
BP = 11.1355sin 50.0523 = 8.5368 cm 1M
CP = 11.1355cos50.0523 = 7.1500 cm

2
In ACP ,
AP2 = 122 + 7.152 − 2(12)(7.15) cos 60
AP = 10.4557 cm 1M
In ABP ,
102 + 10.45572 − 8.53682
cos BAP = 1M
2(10)(10.4557)
BAP  49.3 1A

(ii) 12cos 60


= 6 cm
 7.1500 cm
 CP 1M
Therefore, AP is not perpendicular to CD.
Thus, the projection of AB does not lie on AP.
The claim is not agreed. 1A f.t.

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