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1 Revision Exercise 8
Solutions to Revision Exercise 8 (Ho Soo Thong & Khor Nyak Hiongs Panpac Additional Mathematics)
Solved by: Dr Lee Chu Keong ([email protected])
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2 Revision Exercise 8
Revision Exercise 8 This PDF file only contains solutions. For the questions, please refer to Ho Soo Thong
and Khor Nyak Hiongs textbook, Additional Mathematics.
Question 1
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Substitute into :
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Substitute into :
Foot of the perpendicular:
Distance from to :
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3 Revision Exercise 8
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Foot of the perpendicular is the midpoint between and :
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Point is
Question 2(a)
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4 Revision Exercise 8
Question 2(b)
Point of intersection D is (
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Question 2(c)
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Question 2(d)
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5 Revision Exercise 8
Question 3
1 2 3 4 5
6.57 10.79 17.75 29.16 47.92
1.88 2.38 2.88 3.37 3.87
Rearranging,
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Question 4
Dividing throughout by :
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So, equation of line:
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When
,
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6 Revision Exercise 8
Question 5(a)
In Point Q, the y-coordinate is 0:
Rearranging :
Substituting into :
Substituting into :
Question 5(b)
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Question 5(c)
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When :
Therefore, the perpendicular bisector passes through .
Question 6(a)
Start with the general equation for circles:
There are three unknowns: , , and .
To solve the three unknowns, three equations are needed.
They will be constructed from the three points that the circle passes through: ,
, and .
Point 1 (ORIGIN):
Point 2:
Point 3:
Substitute (1) into (2) and (3), and magically, they will be simplified:
4(4) gives:
(6)(5):
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Substitute into (4):
Lastly, we calculate :
Finally, the equation of the circle:
Question 6(b)
Comparing coefficients:
Therefore, the centre of the circle is .
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9 Revision Exercise 8
The y-coordinate is the same as the x-coordinate.
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