Mathematics Paper 2 Questions and Answers - Form 4 End Term 2 Exams 2023

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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

  • This paper consists of two sections: Section I and Section II.
  • Answer all questions in section I and any five questions in Section II.
  • Show all the steps in your calculations, giving your answers at each stage in the spaces below each question.
  • Marks may be given for correct working even if the answer is wrong.
  • KNEC Mathematical tables may be used.

SECTION I (50 Marks)

  1. Simplify giving   4    −    3    your answer in surd form with a rational denominator.                        (3 marks)
                           5+√2     5−√2
  2. A shopkeeper mixes 3kg of beans costing Sh. 120 per kg and 6 kg of maize costing Sh. 60 per kg. At what price must he sell the mixture so as to make profit of 30%?             (3 marks)
  3. Three quantities Q, h and r are such that Q varies jointly with h and the square of r. When h=15 and  r= 3, Q =675. Find
    1. An equation connecting Q, h and r                                                                         (2 marks)
    2. The value of Q when h=12 and r=4                                                                  (1 mark)
  4. In the figure below, O is the centre of the circle. BOD is the diameter. AC = BC and angle BAC=25°.
    MathF42023ET2P1Q4
    Find the size of ∠AOD                                                                                                 (2 marks)
  5. Solve the following simultaneous equations using substitution method          (4 marks)
    3x + 4y = 6
    4x − 6y = 1
  6. In a certain firm there are 6 men and 4 women employees. Two employees are chosen at random to attend a seminar. Determine the probability that a man and a woman are chosen.                         (3 marks)
  7. Find the equation of the tangent to the curve y = 6x2 − x − 4 at the point A (1, 1). (3 marks)
  8. The figure below shows a sector of a circle. 
    MathF42023ET2P1Q8
    If the area is 30.8 cm2, calculate the length of the arc AB.                                         (2 marks)
  9. In a math’s test the scores of eight form four students in a certain school were as follows  43,48, 54, 55,56, 57, 62, 65 .Calculate the standard deviation of the scores              (4 marks)
  10. A triangle XYZ in which XY=12.4 cm, YZ=15.6 cm and ∠XZY=60°  is inscribed in a circle. Calculate the radius of the circle correct to 1 decimal place.                           (2 marks)
  11. The figure below shows a cuboid.
    MathF42023ET2P1Q11
    Calculate
    1. The length BE.                                                                                                (2 marks)
    2. The angle between BE and plane ABCD correct to (4 s.f)                             (2 marks)
  12. For the last 5 years the value of a car has been depreciating at a constant rate of 12 % per annum. The present value of the car is Ksh 316 640. Calculate the value of the car at the beginning of the 5 year period           (3 marks)
  13. Find scalars m and n such that MathF42023ET2P1Q13                                         (3 marks)
  14. A transformation is represented by the matrix  MathF42023ET2P1Q14. This transformation maps a triangle ABC of the area 3cm2 onto another triangle ’B’C’ . Find the area of the triangle A’B’C’       (3 marks)
  15. Find the value of x given that 2log 15 − log x = log 5 + log x − 4                        (4 marks)
  16. A circle whose centre is at (1, 3) has the x – axis as its tangent. Determine the equation of the circle in the form
    x+ y2+ ax + by + c = 0 where a, b and c are integers.                 (4 marks)

SECTION II (50 Marks)

Instruction: Answer any five questions in this section.
  1. Three consecutive terms in a G.P are 32x+1, 9x and  81  respectively.
    1. Calculate the value of  x (2 marks)
    2. Find the common ratio of the series.             (2 marks)
    3. Calculate the sum of the first 10 terms of the series.            (3 marks)
    4. Given that the 5th and 7th terms of the G.P in (a) above form the first two consecutive terms of an  A.P  Calculate the sum of the 1st 20 terms of the A.P. (3 marks)
  2. The table below shows the income tax rate for a certain year 
     Taxable pay per month (KSh)  Tax rates (%) 
     1 - 9680  10
     9681 - 18800  15
     18801 - 27920  20
     27921 - 27920  25
     37041 and above  30
    That year Kazembe paid a net tax of Ksh 5212 per month. His total monthly taxable allowances amounted to Ksh 15,220 and he was entitled a monthly personal relief of K.sh 1,162 .Every month the following deductions were made
    • NHIF                                         - Ksh 320
    • UNION DUES                          -  Ksh 200
    • CO-OPERATIVE SHARES     - Ksh 7500
      1. Calculate Kazembe’s  gross tax                                                                   (1 mark)
      2. Calculate Kazembe’s monthly basic salary in Ksh                                   (6 marks)
      3. Calculate his monthly net salary                                                                 (3 marks) 
  3.  
    1. Draw a circle centre O and radius 4 cm.                                                                 (1 mark)
    2. From any point A on the circumference, draw two chords AB = 7 cm and AC = 7.5 cm on  the opposite sides of the centre.                            (2 marks)
    3. Join B to C and locate the orthocenter (H) of triangle ABC. Join OH and measure OH.             (4 marks)
    4. Use the midpoint of OH as the centre to inscribe a circle to triangle ABC and measure its radius.         (3 marks)
  4. The position of two towns X and Y are given to the nearest degrees as X(45°N , 10°E) and Y(45°N , 70°E).
    1. Find the difference in longitude                                                                       (1 mark)
    2. The distance between the towns in:
      1. Kilometers (take the radius of the earth = 6371km and π=227)        (3 marks)
      2. Nautical miles ( take 1 nautical mile to 1.853 km)                                  (2 marks)
    3. The local time at X when the local time at Y is 2.00 pm                                     (2 marks)
    4. Calculate the speed of the aeroplane moving from X to Y in;            (2 marks)
      1. Km/hr
      2. Knots
  5. A soda manufacturing company supplies two types of drinks, Fanta and Coke. The total number of crates must not be more than 400.The company must supply more crates of Fanta than Coke. However the number of crates of Fanta must not be more than 300 and the number of crates of coke must not be less than 80. Taking x to represent Fanta and y  to represent Coke,
    1. Write down all inequalities representing the given information                           (4 marks)
    2. Represent the inequalities on the grid provided                                                    (4 marks)
    3. The profit obtained was as follow
      • Fanta Sh. 300 per crate
      • Coke Sh. 200 per crate
        1. Use the graph to determine the number of crates of each type that should  give maximum profit    (1 mark) 
        2. Calculate the maximum profit                  (1 mark)
  6.  
    1. Complete the table below for the functions y=2cos x  and y=sin 2x  for −180°≤x≤180°              (2 marks) 
       x°  −180°  −150°  −120°  −90°   −60°  −30°  0°  30°  60°  90°  120  150°  180°
       2x°  −360°  −300°        −60°      120°      300°  
       2 Cos x      −1      1          1         −2
       Sin 2x   0        −0.87      0.87      −0.87    
    2.  On the grid provided, on the same axis draw the graphs y=2cos x  and y=sin 2x  for −180°≤x≤180°     (4 marks)
    3. Use the graphs in (b) above to find;
      1. The value of x such that for 2cos x − sin 2x=0                                            (1 mark)
      2. State the amplitude and period of the graph y=2cos x                                 (2 marks)
      3. Find the difference in value of y when  x = −45°.                                           (1 mark)
  7. The diagram below shows triangle OAB in which N is the mid-point of AB and M is a point on OA such that OM:MA = 2:1. 
    MathF42023ET2P1Q23
                      →               →
    Given that OA=ǎ and  OB=b̌.
    1. Express in terms of ǎ and b̌.
      1.  →
        AB                                                                                                      (1 mark)
      2.  →
        ON                                                                                                     (2 marks)
      3.  →
        BM                                                                                                     (1 mark)
    2. Lines ON and BM meet at X such that OX=hON and MX=kMB where h and k are constants.
      1. Express OX in terms of ǎ, b̌ and h.                                                     (1 mark)
      2. Express OX in terms of ǎ, b̌ and k.                                                        (1 mark)
      3. Hence find the value of h and k.                                                         (3 marks)
    3. Find the ratio OX: XN.                                                                                      (1 mark)
  8. A triangle with vertices at P(1,1) , Q(−3,2) and R (0,3) is transformed by a matrix MathF42023ET2P1Q24 to triangle P’Q’R’.
    1. Determine the coordinates of the image           (2 marks)
    2. On the grid provided draw the object and the image                           (2 marks)
    3. P’Q’R’ is then transformed by the transformation with the matrix MathF42023ET2P1Q24c  to P’’Q’’R’’ .
      Find  the coordinates of P’’Q’’R’’ and draw P’’Q’’R’’                                 (3 marks)
    4. Find a single matrix which maps PQR onto P’’Q’’R’’                           (3 marks)

MARKING SCHEME

 No.  Working   Remarks 
 1. (4(5−√2)−3(5+√2)
    (5+√2)(5−√2) 
(20−4√2−15−3√2)
     52−(√2)2
  5−7√2
     23
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 2. Cost price = (3×120)+(6×60) = Sh.80   
                                9         
Taking  profit as 30%
130 × 80
100
=Sh.104
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 3.
  1.   Q = khr2
    675 = k × 5 × 9
     k =  675  = 5
           15×9
    Q=5hr2
  2. Q = 5 × 12 × 4 × 4 = 960
 
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 4.  ∠ADO=180 − 130=50°
∠AOD=150 − (2×50)=80° B1
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 5. x =  6−4y
          3
4(6−4y) − 6y = 1
      3
24 − 16y − 18y=3
24 − 3 = 34y 
y = 21/34
x = 6 − 4(21/34)
              3
x = 13/17 
y = 21/34, x = 13/17
 

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 6. P(M and W) or P( W and  M)
(6/10×4/9) + (4/10×6/9)
24/90 + 24/90 = 48/90
= 8/15
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 7. dy/dx = 12x − 1
At A, dy/dx =12(1) − 1=11
Gradient of tangent = 11
y −1   =11 
x − 1
y − 1=11x − 11 
y =11x − 10
 

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 8.
Area of a sector = θ/360πr2
30.8 = 72/360 × 22/7 × r2
r2 = 49 
r = 7 cm
Length of an arc = 72/360 × 22/7 × 2 × 7 = 8.8 cm

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 9. Mean = 43+48+54+55+56+57+62+65 = 55
                                   8
 x  d = x − A   d
 43    −12  144
 48    −7  49
 54   −1  1
 55   0  0
 56   1  1
 57   2  4
 62   7  49
 65  10  100
     Σd2 = 348

Standard dev = 348 = 6.327
                           8
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 10    12.4   = 2R
  sin 60 
 R =    12.4      = 7.2cm
       2 × sin 60
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 11.
  1. DB = √(82 + 62) = √100 = 10 cm
    BE = √(102 + 52) = √125 = 11.18 cm
  2. tan⁡ θ = 5/10
    θ = 26.56° 
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 12. 316 640=P(1 − 12/100)5
316640= P( 0.88)5
P =  316640
         0.885 
P = Ksh 600001.6 
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 13.
4m − 3n = 5 .... (i)
3m + 2n = 8 ..... (ii)
From (i)
m = 5+3n
          4
3(5+3n) + 2n = 8 
       4
n = 1
3m + 2(1)=8 
m = 2 
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 14.
determinant =  image area  
                        object area 
Determinant = 2 − 6 = −4
4 = area of image
                3
Area of image = 3 × 4 = 12cm2
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 15.
log ⁡152 − log⁡ x = log⁡ 5 + log⁡(x-4) 
log⁡ (225) = log⁡(5x − 20)
         x
225 = 5x − 20 ⟹ x2 − 4x − 45 = 0
  x
x2 − 9x + 5x − 45 = 0
(x − 9)(x + 5) = 0
x = 9 or x = −5  
Accept x = 9 only

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 16. MathF42023ET2P1Ans16
(x − 1)2 + (y − 3)2 = r2
r2 = (3  − 0)2 = 9
(x−1)+ (y−3)2 = 9
x2 −2x + 1 + y− 6y + 9 = 9
x2 + y2 − 2x − 6y + 1 = 0






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 17.
  1.      9x      = 81
      32x+1        9x
           9x+x = 34+2x+1
            34x = 32x+5
              4x=2x+5
              2x=5 ⟹x=2.5
  2. Common ratio r =  81  81 
                                92.5    243
                              =1/3
  3. a = 32(2.5) +1 = 36 = 729
    S4 = 729 (1−(1/3)4)
                     (1− 1/3)
    = 729 1−(1/81)
               (1− 1/3)
    =  729 × 80/81 × 3/
    = 1080
  4. For the A.P, a = 9,d = −6
    S20 = 20/2 {(2×9) + (20−1) −6}
          =10(18 − 114)
          = −960
 
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 18.
  1. 5212 + 1162 = 6374
  2. Tax due
    1st band = 0.1 × 9680 = Sh 968
    2nd band = 0.15 × 9120 = Sh 1368
    3rd band = 0.2 × 9120 = Sh 1824
    4th band = 0.25 × k = 2214
              k=Sh.8856              
    Taxable income = 9680 + 9120 + 9120 + 8856
                          = Ksh.36 776
    Basic salary =Ksh.(36776 − 15220) = Ksh 21 556
  3. Total deductions = 320 + 200 + 7500 + 5212 = 13 232
    Net salary = Ksh 36 776 − 13 232 
                          =Ksh 23 544 
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 19.
  1.  
    MathF42023ET2P1Ans19
  2.  
  3. OH = 1.4 cm
  4. Radius = 2.0 cm B1
 





B1 for circle r = 4 cm
B2 for AC and AB
B1 for BC
B2 for perpendicular bisectors
B2 for circle touching points A,B and C only






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 20.
  1. 70 − 10 = 60°
  2.  
    1. Distance = 60/360 × 22/7 × 2 × 6371 × cos ⁡45
      = (60 × 22 × 2 × 6371 × cos⁡45)
                     2520
      =  4719.5 km
    2. distance = 4719.5
                        1.853
                    =  2546.9 nm
  3. Time difference = 4×60=24 mins or 4 hours
                              2.00 p.m. + 4 hrs = 6.00 p.m 
  4.  
    1. Speed =  4719.5 km  = 1179.875 km/h
                         4 hrs
    2. speed =  2546.9 nm = 636.74 knots 
                         4 hrs
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 21.
  1. x + y ≤ 400
           x > y
           x ≤ 300
           y ≥ 80
  2.  
    MathF42023ET2P1Ans21b
    B1  for each of the inequalities   total 4 marks
  3.  
    1. Fanta = 300 crates
      Coke = 100 crates
    2. (300×300) + (200×100)=Ksh.110 000
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 22.

  a)

 x° −180° −150° −120° −90°  −60° −30° 30° 60° 90° 120 150°  180°
2x° −360° −300° −240° −180° −120° −60° 60° 120° 180°  240° 300° 360° 
2Cos x  −2  −1.73  −1   0    1 1.73  2  1.73    1   0   −1 −1.73  −2
Sin 2x   0  0.87  0.87   0  −0.87 −0.87    0.87  0.87  0 −0.87 −0.87    0

b) 
MathF42023ET2P1Ans21

S & A =1
P = 2
C =1
 c)
  1. x = 90° and  x = −90°             B1
  2.  Amplitude = 2                           B1
     Period = 360°                            B1
  3. y = sin⁡2x, y = −1
    y = 2 cos x, y=1.42
    Difference in y ⟹ 1.425−(−1) = 2.425   B1
 
 23
  1.  
    1. − ǎ +b ̌
    2. ǎ + ½ (− ǎ + b̌)   
         =½ ǎ + ½ b̌   
    3. 2/3 ǎ − b̌
  2.  
    1. OX = h(½ ǎ + ½b̌) = ½hǎ + ½ hb̌  
    2. OX = OM + MX = 2/3 ǎ + k( −2/3 ǎ + b̌ )
           =(2/3  − 2/3 k) ǎ + kb̌      
    3. ½hǎ + 1½hb̌ = (2/32/3k) ǎ + kb̌           
      h/22/32/3 k ................ (i)
      h/2 = k ⟹ h = 2k ..... (ii)
      2k/22/32/3 k                   
      6k = 4 − 4k
      k = 2/5
      h= 2 × 2/5 = 4/5   
  3. 4:5 
 
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A1 for both h and k

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 24
  1.   
    MathF42023ET2P1Ans24ai
    P' (3,2), Q' (−9,−1) R'(0,3) 
  2.  
    MathF42023ET2P1Ans24
  3.  
    MathF42023ET2P1Ans24c
    P'' (2,2), Q'' (−6,4), R'' (0,6) 
  4.  
    MathF42023ET2P1Ans24d
    a + b = 2
    −3a + 2b = −6
    a = 2 ,b = 0
    c + d = 2
    −3c + 2d = 4
    c=0 ,d=2
    Matrix M = MathF42023ET2P1Ans24a
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 M1 solving simultaneous equations




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