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New Effective Learning Mathematics Chapter Test | S1B Suggested Solutions

Chapter 9 Introduction to the Rectangular Coordinate System

Ans: C D B

Explanation:

1. Distance between (9, –3) and P(4, –3) = (9 – 4) units


= 5 units
Distance between (–1, –3) and P(4, –3) = [4 – (–1)] units
= 5 units
Distance between (4, –2) and P(4, –3) = [–2 – (–3)] units
= 1 unit
Distance between (4, 2) and P(4, –3) = [2 – (–3)] units
= 5 units
 The answer is C. 1A
(1)

2. Coordinates of the image of A = (a  3, 5)


Coordinates of the image of B = (b + 4, 5)
Distance between the images of A and B = [(b + 4)  (a  3)] units
= (b + 4  a + 3) units
= (b  a + 7) units
 The answer is D. 1A
(1)

3. Perpendicular distance from P to L = (3 – k) units


Perpendicular distance from Q to L = [k – (–9)] units
= (k + 9) units
 3 k  k 9
2k   6
k  3
 The answer is B. 1A
(1)

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Chapter 9 Introduction to the Rectangular Coordinate System

4. (a) Let BC = x units, then AB = (x – 1) units and CD = (x + 2) units.


x  ( x  1)  ( x  2)  28 1M
3x  1  28
3x  27
x9
 The length of BC is 9 units. 1A
(2)
(b) (i) AB = (9 – 1) units
= 8 units
CD = (9 + 2) units
= 11 units
Coordinates of B  (3  8, 6) 1M
 (5, 6)
Coordinates of C  (5, 6  9) 1M
 (5,  3)
Coordinates of D  (5  11,  3)
 (6,  3) 1A

(ii) A is rotated anticlockwise about the origin through 90 to D. 1A


(or A is rotated clockwise about the origin through 270 to D.)
(4)

5. (a)

1A + 1A
(2)

(b) B lies on the side of ABC. 1A


(1)

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Chapter 9 Introduction to the Rectangular Coordinate System

6. (a) Draw trapezium ADEC such that AD and CE are horizontal line segments,
DBE is a vertical line segment.

CE = [7 – (–3)] units
= 10 units
AD = [7 – (–5)] units
= 12 units
DE = [5 – (–1)] units
= 6 units
1
Area of trapezium ADEC =  (10  12)  6 sq. units
2
= 66 sq. units
BD = [4 – (–1)] units 1A
= 5 units
1
Area of ADB = 12  5 sq. units
2
= 30 sq. units
BE = (5 – 4) unit
= 1 unit
1
Area of BEC   10  1 sq. units
2
 5 sq. units
 Area of ABC = Area of trapezium ADEC  Area of ADB  Area of BEC
= (66 – 30 – 5) sq. units 1M
= 31 sq. units 1A
(3)
(b) Let h units be the perpendicular distance from C to AB.
Area of ABC = 31 sq. units
1
13  h  31 1M
2
62
h
13
62
 The perpendicular distance from C to AB is units. 1A
13
(2)

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Chapter 9 Introduction to the Rectangular Coordinate System

7. (a)  AB // DC and the x-coordinates of A and B are the same.


 x-coordinate of D = x-coordinate of C
= –1 1A
(1)
(b) Height of ABCD = [–1 – (–5)] units
= 4 units
AB = (8 – 1) units
= 7 units
Let DC = b units.
Area of ABCD = 20 sq. units
1
 (7 + b)  4 = 20 1M
2
7 + b = 10
b =3
 DC = 3 units
 y-coordinate of C  y-coordinate of D = 3
y-coordinate of D = 5  3 1M
=2 1A
(3)
(c) The coordinates of D are (–1, 2).
After the reflection of D, coordinates of D = (–1, 2) 1M
After the translation of D, coordinates of D = (1 + 5, –2)
= (4, –2) 1A
(2)

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Chapter 9 Introduction to the Rectangular Coordinate System

8. (a) Coordinates of Q = (5, (k))


= (5, k) 1A
Coordinates of R = (5 + 35, k)
= (30, k) 1A
(2)
(b) PQ = k – (–k)
= 2k
QR = 35
Perimeter of PQR = PQ + QR + PR
84 = 2k + 35 + 37 1M
2k = 12
k =6 1A
(2)
1
(c) Area of PQR =  35  2(6) sq. units 1M
2
= 210 sq. units 1A
(2)

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