BECE 2002 (April) Mathematics (Maths) Paper 1 Objectives - The Thesis

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BECE 2002 (April) Mathematics (Maths) Paper 1 Objectives

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BECE 2002 (APRIL)

MATHEMATICS (MATHS)

OBJECTIVES (Paper 1)




1.                  If P = {multiples of 4 less than 16}, find P.

A.   {4,8,10}              B. {4,8,12}      C. {1,4,8,12}              D. {4,8,12,16}




2.                  The addition below was carried out in base x. Find x.

243

                                                                    + 221

   1014x

A.   four                     B) five                         C) six              D) seven



3.                  A farmer left home at 4:35 am and arrived on his farm at 6:18 am. How long did he take to get to his farm?

A)            1 hour  23 minutes 

B)             1 hour  43 minutes

C)             2 hours  43 minutes       

D)            10 hours  53 minute



4.                  Express 2474.5 in standard form

A)            2.4745 x 102                   

B)             2.4745 x 103

C)             2.4745 x 10–2     

D)            2.4745 x 10-3



5.        Simplify    1 ½ + 2 ¼ - 3 5/8

A.   1/8            B) 3/8              C) 3/16             D) 5/16




6.      Find the next two numbers in the sequence  2, 5, 9, 14, 20, _ , _ .

A.   26, 34                  B) 26,35                      C) 27,34           D) 27,35 




7.            The sum of three numbers is 28,542. Two of the numbers are 10,250 and 9,750. Find the third number.

                       A) 8,452               B) 8,542          C) 9,452                D) 9,542




8.         135 pencils were to be packed into boxes. Each box could take 12 pencils. Find the number of boxes that were fully packed.

A.   10 boxes                         B) 11 boxes        C) 12 boxes           D) 13 boxes




9.       Which of the fractions 13/20 , 3/5 , ¾ and 7/10 is the greatest ?

A.   3/5                B) ¾                C) 7/10                 D) 13/20




10.      Out of ¢550,000.00 given to a school, an amount of ¢325,000.00 was used. What fraction of the total amount was used?

A.   4/13                      B) 9/13             C) 9/22             D) 13/22




11.        Kofi bought four pencils at ¢200.00 each and five pens at ¢350.00 each. How much did he pay altogether?

A.   ¢2,400.00                        B) ¢2,450.00              C) ¢2,550.00               D) ¢2,650.00



12.       John’s uncle sent him ¢120,000.00 through a bank which charges 5% commission. How much commission was paid?

A.   ¢5,000.00            B) ¢6,000.00                C) ¢7,000.00        D) ¢7,200.00



13.       8 girls can weed a plot of land in 10 days. How many days will 5 girls take to weed the same plot of land, working at the same rate?

A.   6 days                             B) 8 days         C) 12 days                   D) 16 days




14.     A mapping is defined by xx2 – 1. What is the image of 3 under the mapping?

A.   5               B) 6                            C) 7                  D) 8



15.     A typist charges ¢2,000.00 for the first 5 sheets typed and ¢600.00 for any additional sheet. How much will Barbara pay, if she presents 20 sheets for typing?

A.   ¢8,000.00            B) ¢11,000.00             C) ¢12,000.00         D) ¢19,000.00




16.       Ama covered a distance of 100m in 12 seconds. Express her speed in kilometres per hour.

A.   5km/h         B) 10 km/h             C) 20 km/h                              D) 30 km/h



17.              Yakubu, Seidu and Amina shared an amount of money in the ratio 3:4:5. Find how much was shared, if Amina received ¢40,000.00

A)                ¢72,000.00                                     

B)                ¢80,000.00   

C)                ¢96,000.00             

D)                ¢120,000.00



18.              Abban paid ¢630,000.00 for a bicycle at a discount of 10%. Find the actual selling price of the bicycle

A)                ¢567,000.00                                   

B)                ¢573,000.00                       

C)                ¢693,000.00                                   

D)                ¢700,000.00



19.              The population of a town in 1990 was 88,000. The population increased by 20% in 1998. Find the population in 1998.

A.   70,400                 B) 94,600             C) 96,800               D) 105,600



20.              If a * b = 2a – b, find 3 * 2

A.   1             B) 4                  C) 5                 D) 6

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              D)    m = 2r - 1

                               r + 1



Use the information below to answer questions 22 and 23

Forty per cent of students in a class speak Ga and seventy-five per cent speak Twi. Each student speaks at least one of the two languages.




22.              What percentage of the class speaks both Ga and Twi?

                                 A) 5%                   B) 10%          C) 15%              D) 30%




23.              If there are 40 students in the class, how many of them speak Twi?

                               A) 10                              B) 16              C) 24              D) 30




24.              A point (2, 1) is reflected in the y-axis. Find its image.

                             A. (-1, 2)                 B. (1, -2)                 C. (-2, 1)                   D. (2, -1)



25.              Expand (2a + b)(a – b).

       A)       2a2 – 3ab – b2               

B)           2a2 – ab – b2 

C)           2a2 + ab + b2      

D)           2a2 +3ab + b2
      
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        28.        
Construction question



Which of the following statements best describes the construction above?

A)                Constructing  30°

B)                Constructing  60°

C)                Constructing 120°

D)                Constructing 135°



        29.  

Enlargement


In the diagram,  ∆STR is the enlargement of ∆PQR. 

If |TQ| = 8cm, |QR| = 4cm and |PQ| = 2.4cm, find |ST|.

                    A) 4.8cm                        B) 7.2cm            C) 8.4cm                     D) 9.6cm



Use the following information to answer questions 30 to 32

The pie chart below shows how a man spends his monthly salary. 

Pie chart


30.         Find the value of a  

                                A) 75°                   B) 78°                    C) 117°                  D) 120°

 

31.         If the man earns ¢720,000.00 monthly, find how much he spends on food.

A)          ¢120,000.00              

B)          ¢180,000.00

C)          ¢210,000.00              

D)          ¢240,000.00



32.         What percentage of his salary does he save?

A) 16.7%              B) 21.7%                     C) 25.0%         D) 29.2%



33.              

Diagram on Angles

In the diagram, XYZ is a triangle. YW is a straight line. Angle XYZ = 52° and angle XZW = 125°.

Find angle YXZ.

                     A) 35°                    B) 55°                       C) 73°                             D) 107°




34.         There are 18 girls and 22 boys in a class. A prefect is to be chosen at random from the class. What is the probability that the prefect will be a girl?

                      A)  1/18             B) 9/20              C) 11/20                     D) 9/11






35.         The length of a rectangle is three times its width. If its perimeter is 24cm, find its width.

                    A)  3 cm                    B) 4 cm           C) 6 cm                       D) 8 cm



36.         The interior angle of a regular polygon is 135°. How many sides has the polygon ?

                    A)  6                   B) 8               C) 9                D) 12




37.         A square of side 4cm is enlarged by a scale factor of 3. Calculate the area of the enlarged square.

                  A)  36cm2                 B) 72cm2                     C) 96cm2                     D)144cm2




38.         A rectangular tank has length 3m, width 2m and height 1.5m. If the tank is filled with water to ⅔ of its capacity, calculate the volume of water in the tank.

               A)  4.5m3                  B) 6.0m3                      C) 7.5m3                      D) 13.5m3



39.         A rectangular tank has length 3m, width 2m and height 1.5m.

The Alpha Water Company charges ¢40,000.00 for every 1 m3 of water. Find how much it will cost to fill the tank completely.

A)                ¢180,000.00                       

B)                ¢240,000.00

C)                ¢300,000.00                       

D)                ¢360,000.00




40.         Express 34m 5cm 6mm in millimetres.

           A)  3,456 mm           B) 34,056 mm       C) 34,506 mm      D) 340,506 mm

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