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Grade 12 · Lesson 7.9

Graduation practice paper 1

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Questions

90 minutes, no notes. Part I: circle one letter; Part II: write T or F for each statement; Part III: write the answer in the boxes (a minus sign and a decimal point each take a box).

Part I. Multiple choice

Question 1.

The function y=f(x)y=f(x) has the following table of variations:

xx −∞-\infty 00 22 +∞+\infty
f′(x)f'(x) −- 00 ++ 00 −-
f(x)f(x) +∞+\infty ↘\searrow −3-3 ↗\nearrow 11 ↘\searrow −∞-\infty

The local maximum value of the function is

A. 22.B. 11.C. −3-3.D. 00.
Question 2. The horizontal asymptote of the graph of y=4x+12x−6y=\dfrac{4x+1}{2x-6} is the line
A. y=4y=4.B. x=3x=3.C. y=2y=2.D. y=−16y=-\dfrac16.
Question 3. On which interval is the function y=x3−3x2+2y=x^3-3x^2+2 decreasing?
A. (0,2)(0, 2).B. (−∞,0)(-\infty, 0).C. (2,+∞)(2, +\infty).D. (−2,0)(-2, 0).
Question 4. The indefinite integral of f(x)=2cos⁡x−3x2f(x)=2\cos x-3x^2 is
A. −2sin⁡x−x3+C-2\sin x-x^3+C.B. 2sin⁡x−6x+C2\sin x-6x+C.C. 2sin⁡x−x3+C2\sin x-x^3+C.D. 2sin⁡x−3x3+C2\sin x-3x^3+C.
Question 5. Given ∫13f(x) dx=4\displaystyle\int_1^3 f(x)\,dx=4 and ∫13g(x) dx=−1\displaystyle\int_1^3 g(x)\,dx=-1, the value of ∫13[2f(x)−3g(x)]dx\displaystyle\int_1^3\left[2f(x)-3g(x)\right]dx is
A. 55.B. 1111.C. 77.D. 99.
Question 6. In the OxyzOxyz coordinate system, let A(2,−1,3)A(2, -1, 3) and B(4,3,−1)B(4, 3, -1). The midpoint of the line segment ABAB is
A. (1,2,−2)(1, 2, -2).B. (6,2,2)(6, 2, 2).C. (2,4,−4)(2, 4, -4).D. (3,1,1)(3, 1, 1).
Question 7. In the OxyzOxyz coordinate system, the plane through the three points M(2,0,0)M(2, 0, 0), N(0,−3,0)N(0, -3, 0), P(0,0,6)P(0, 0, 6) has equation
A. 3x−2y+z−6=03x-2y+z-6=0.B. 3x+2y+z−6=03x+2y+z-6=0.C. 2x−3y+6z−6=02x-3y+6z-6=0.D. 3x−2y+z+6=03x-2y+z+6=0.
Question 8. In the OxyzOxyz coordinate system, the sphere (S) ⁣:(x−1)2+(y+2)2+(z−3)2=16(S)\colon(x-1)^2+(y+2)^2+(z-3)^2=16 has centre II and radius RR given by
A. I(−1,2,−3)I(-1, 2, -3), R=4R=4.B. I(1,−2,3)I(1, -2, 3), R=16R=16.C. I(1,−2,3)I(1, -2, 3), R=4R=4.D. I(−1,2,−3)I(-1, 2, -3), R=16R=16.
Question 9. The pyramid S.ABCDS.ABCD has a square base of side aa, SA⊥(ABCD)SA\perp(ABCD) and SA=a6SA=a\sqrt6. The angle between the line SCSC and the plane (ABCD)(ABCD) is
A. 30∘30^\circ.B. 45∘45^\circ.C. 60∘60^\circ.D. 90∘90^\circ.
Question 10.

The daily home study time (minutes) of 4040 students is shown in the table:

Time (minutes) [0,20)[0, 20) [20,40)[20, 40) [40,60)[40, 60) [60,80)[60, 80) [80,100)[80, 100)
Number of students 55 1212 1515 66 22

The mean of this grouped data set is

A. 3434 minutes.B. 5050 minutes.C. 4444 minutes.D. 88 minutes.
Question 11. Events AA and BB satisfy P(A)=0.6P(A)=0.6, P(B)=0.5P(B)=0.5 and P(A∩B)=0.3P(A\cap B)=0.3. Then P(A∣B)P(A\mid B) equals
A. 0.50.5.B. 0.150.15.C. 0.30.3.D. 0.60.6.
Question 12. The solution set of the inequality 32x−1≤273^{2x-1}\le27 is
A. (−∞,2)(-\infty, 2).B. (−∞,2](-\infty, 2].C. [2,+∞)[2, +\infty).D. (−∞,14](-\infty, 14].

Part II. True or false

Question 1. Let f(x)=x3−6x2+9x+1f(x)=x^3-6x^2+9x+1.
a) f′(x)=3x2−12x+9f'(x)=3x^2-12x+9.T / F
b) The function is increasing on the interval (1,3)(1, 3).T / F
c) The local maximum value of the function is 55.T / F
d) On the interval [0,4][0, 4], the maximum value of the function is 55 and it is reached at exactly one point. T / F
Question 2. A model rocket is launched vertically from the ground. During the first 44 seconds its velocity is v(t)=12t−3t2v(t)=12t-3t^2 (m/s), where tt is the number of seconds since launch. Let h(t)h(t) be the height (m) of the rocket at time tt, 0≤t≤40\le t\le4.
a) The velocity of the rocket at t=1t=1 second is 99 m/s.T / F
b) The velocity of the rocket keeps increasing throughout the first 44 seconds.T / F
c) h(t)=6t2−t3h(t)=6t^2-t^3.T / F
d) The greatest height the rocket reaches during the first 44 seconds is 3232 m. T / F
Question 3. In the OxyzOxyz coordinate system, let A(1,0,2)A(1, 0, 2), B(3,2,0)B(3, 2, 0) and the plane (P) ⁣:2x+y−z−4=0(P)\colon 2x+y-z-4=0.
a) AB→=(2,2,−2)\overrightarrow{AB}=(2, 2, -2).T / F
b) The midpoint II of the line segment ABAB lies in the plane (P)(P).T / F
c) The perpendicular bisector plane of ABAB has equation x+y−z=0x+y-z=0.T / F
d) The angle between the line ABAB and the plane (P)(P) is greater than 60∘60^\circ. T / F
Question 4. A factory has two production lines. Line I makes 60%60\% of the products and line II makes 40%40\%. The defect rate is 3%3\% on line I and 5%5\% on line II. One product of the factory is chosen at random.
a) The probability that the product is defective, given that it was made on line I, is 0.030.03.T / F
b) The probability that the product is defective is 0.040.04.T / F
c) The probability that the product was made on line I and is defective is 0.030.03.T / F
d) Given that the chosen product is defective, the probability that it was made on line II is greater than 0.50.5. T / F

Part III. Short answer

Question 1. A rectangular poster has a printed area that is a rectangle of area 384384 cm². The top and bottom margins are 33 cm each and the left and right margins are 22 cm each. What is the smallest possible area of the poster, in cm²?
Question 2. The cuboid ABCD.A′B′C′D′ABCD.A'B'C'D' has AB=3AB=3, AD=4AD=4, AA′=12AA'=12. Find the distance from AA to the plane (A′BD)(A'BD) (give your answer to 2 decimal places).
Question 3. Choose axes OxyzOxyz (unit: metre) with the plane (Oxy)(Oxy) as the ground. A zip line is stretched straight from the point A(0,0,20)A(0, 0, 20) on a high platform to the point B(30,40,5)B(30, 40, 5). Find the angle between the zip line and the ground (in degrees, to the nearest degree).
Question 4. A fire alarm system has three sensors that work independently. When there is a fire, the sensors detect it with probabilities 0.90.9, 0.80.8 and 0.50.5 respectively. When there is a fire, find the probability that exactly two sensors detect it.
Question 5. Find the area of the region enclosed by the parabola y=x2−2xy=x^2-2x and the line y=xy=x.
Question 6. A freshly made cup of tea is at 95∘95^\circC in a room at 25∘25^\circC. Its temperature after tt minutes is T(t)=25+70⋅e−ktT(t)=25+70\cdot e^{-kt} (∘^\circC), where kk is a positive constant. After 55 minutes the tea is at 60∘60^\circC. How many minutes after it was made is the tea at 30∘30^\circC (to the nearest minute)?

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