ICSE Maths Paper II

ANSWER-

  1. Principal for the 1st year  = 3125
    Interest for the 1st year     = 3125 * 1 * 4
                                                     100
                                              = Rs. 125
    Principal for the 2nd year  = Rs. 130
    Principal for the 3rd year  =  Rs. 3380
    Interest for ½ year             = 3380 * 1/2  * 4
                                                        100
                                              = Rs. 67.60
    Amount after 2 ½ years     = Rs. 3447.60 
  2. Principal for the 1st year = Rs. 5000
    Interest for 1st year         = 5000 * 1 * 5/100
                                            = Rs. 250
    Sum refunded = Rs. 150
    Principal for the 2nd year = Rs. 5000 + Rs. 250
                                             = Rs. 150
    Interest for the 2nd year    = 5100 * 1 * 5/100
                                             = Rs. 255
    Principal for 3rd year       = 5100 + 255 - 150
                                              = Rs. 5205
    Interest for 3rd year = Rs. 260.25
    Principal for 4th year = 5205 + 260.25 - 150
                                       = Rs. 5315.25
    
    
  3. OA   =  2
    AA1     3
         OA          =      2            (componendo)
    OA + AA1        2 + 3 
    OA    = 2 Þ Scale factor = OA1 = 2.5
    OA1     5                           OA 
      AD     =  2
    A1D1       5 
        3       =  2
    A1D1        5      
    \ A1D1 = 7.5 Units
    area ABCD         =   AD²   =   22 =   4
    area A1B1C1D1      A1D1²       52     25
  4. a) L.H.S= Ö1-Sinq/Ö1+Sinq
    =Ö1-Sinq /Ö1+Sinq * Ö1-Sinq/Ö1-Sinq
    =
    1-Sinq
        Cos2q
    = 1-Sinq
        Cosq
    = 1-     Sinq
     Cosq  Cosq
    = Secq - tanq=R.H.S


         
    
    Let the triangle be ABC
    Let AB = x; BC=Ö2x and CA =Ö3x
    AB2+BC2=x2+(Ö2x)2=3x2
    Again CA2=(Ö3x)2=3x2
    \Ab2+BC2=CA2 ÞÐABC=900 Þ DABC is right angled D
  5.  Construction.
  6. i) x² + 1 = 18
             x²
    Þ x² + 1 - 2 = 18 - 2
               x²
    Þ x² + 1  - 2(x²) 1 = 16
                x²         x²
    éx - 1  ù ² = 16 
    ë     x  û
    x - 1 = ± 4
         x
    
    ii) Let 2x² +6x +1 = 0
    Comparing with ax² + bx + c = 0
    We get a = 2, b = 6, c = 1
    Þ x = -6 ±  Ö36 - 4 *2 *1
                         2 * 2
            = -6 ± Ö28
                     4
    x = -6 + 5.29 or -6 - 5.29
                4              4
    x = -0.1775 or -2.8225
      = -0.23 or -2.8
         

Section - II.

  1. i)  2 <  x  £  5, x £ N
         Þ x S{ 3,4,5}
         Again 4 £ y < 7, y S N
         Þ yS {4,5,6 }
         Þ R = { (3,4), (3,5), (4,5 ), (5,6) }
         Range = {4,5,6}
         Arrow diagram :
                                    
    
    ii) Let AP be the flagstaff on top of building PC and B is the point of observation
         ÐPCB = 60°
         In rt. D ABC,  AC = tan 63º
                              50
         AC = 50 * 1.963 = 98.15 cm.
         \ y + x = 98.15 cm.
         In rt D PBC, PC = tan 60
                            50
         \ PC = 50 * 1.732 = 86.60
         \ x = 86.6 M
         \ y = 98.15 - 86.6
         y = 11.55m
  2. a) A will not have a multiplicative inverse
         16 * 4 - x² =0
         Þ 64- x² = 0      Þ x² = 64
         Þ x = ± 8
    
    b) L.H.S.= éa  2 ù + é -3 b ù - é -1 2  ù      
                    ë3 -1 û    ë -2  2û   ë c  d  û
    
                    éa - 3 + 1ù é  2 + b -2  ù
                    ë3 - 2 - c û ë -1+ 2 -d   û
    
                      é a -2 ù é b     ù
                      ë 1 -c û ë 1- d û
    
                      é2 -1ù = R.H.S
                      ë4  3û
         Þ a -2 = 2  Þ a = 4
         b  = -1     Þ b = -1
         1 - c = 4  Þ c = -3
         1 - d = 4  Þ d = -2
    c)  
    x
    f
    d=X-A
    fd
    5
    10
    -2
    -20
    6
    12
    -1
    -12
    7
    15
    0
    0
    8
    11
    1
    11
    9
    7
    2
    14
    10
    5
    3
    15
    Total
    60
     
    8
    S f = 60 S fd =8 \ Mean = A + Sfd = 7 + 8 = 7 + 0.13 = 7.13 Sf 60
  3. a) 2x - y = 3  Þ y = 2x - 3
        
    x
    0
    -1
    2
    y
    -3
    -5
    1
    x + 3y = 5 Þ y = -1/3 x +5/3
    x
    5
    2
    -1
    y
    0
    1
    2
    b) Given, 2y = 3x + 1 Þ y = 3x + 1 Þ y = 3x + 1   2  2            2 \ Slope = 3 Hence slope of a parallel line = 3 2 2 Slope of a perpendicular line = -1 Slope of given line = -1 3/2 = 2/3
  4. a)
    Class(x)
    Frequency(F)
    u =x-A
    Fu
    10 - 15
    5
    -3
    -15
    15 - 20
    6
    -2
    -12
    20 - 35
    8
    -1
    -8
    30 - 35
    6
    1
    6
    35 - 40
    3
    2
    6
    Total
    40
     
    -23
    Clearly assumed mean A = 25+30 = 55 = 27.5 2 2 Mean = A + Sfu * i where Sf = 40, Sfu = -23 Sf = 27.5 - 23 * 5 = 24.63 40 c)Seg. PQ || side BC \ AP = AQ (Basic proportionality) PB QC \ 6 = 9 12 QC \ 6 * QC = 9 * 12 \ QC = 18
  5. 11) a) Construction.
  6.  a)  
                  Consider the above figure Given:  ABCD is cyclic To prove: mÐA + mÐC = 180° mÐB + mÐD = 180° Proof: Arc BCD is intercepted by an inscribed angle BAD \ mÐBAD = 1/2 m (arc BCD) Similarly, are BAD is intercepted by an inscribed angle BCD \mÐBCD = ½ m (arc BAD) \ m ÐBAD + m ÐBCD = ½ [ m (arc BCD) + m (arc BAD) ] = ½ * 360° m ÐA + m ÐC = 180° Similarly m ÐB + mÐD = 180° can be shown. b) Let seg AB be a chord of length 18. Let M be its midpoint - Then seg PM ^ AB \ PM² = PB² - MB² = 12² - 9² = 63 \ PM = 3Ö7 \ The midpoint of chord AB is at a distance of 3Ö7 from P. Therefore the midpoint of every other chord of same Length is also at a distance 3Ö7 from P. \ All such chords will have their midpoints on a circle with centre P and radius 3Ö7. This new circle is concentric with the given circle.         
  7. a) Surface area of sphere = 4 p \ S = 4 * 3.14 * (3.75)² 
         \ Log S = log [ 4* 3.14 * (3.75)² ]
         = log 4 + log 3.14 + log (3.75)² 
         = log 4 + log 3.14 + 2 log (3.75)
         = 2.2470
         S = antilog (2.2470) 
         = 176.6
         The curved surface area of the sphere is 176.6sq. cm.
    
         
        
    Given: P is the centre of a circle. A is a point on the circle 
              Line l is perpendicular to radius PA at point A.
    To Prove: Line l is a tangent to the circle.
    Proof: Let, on line l, B be a point distinct from A \ Seg. PB is hypotenuse of rt. D PAB \ PB > PA PB ¹ radius \ Point B is not on circle \ No point of the line l other than A, lies on the circle. \ line l has one and exactly one point common with the circle. \ line l is tangent to the circle.