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O-LevelMathematicsVectors and transformations4024/22 · Oct/Nov 2015 · Q1112 Marks

ABCDE is a pentagon. AFB, AHE and BGC are straight lines.

  1. (a)(i)AE = (6, 1). Calculate |AE|.[1]
  2. (a)(ii)H is the midpoint of AE, and FH = (2, -3.5). Find AF.[2]
  3. (a)(iii)(a)G divides BC in the ratio 1 : 2. BG = (2.5, 0) and CD = (-1, -7). Find GD.[1]
  4. (a)(iii)(b)Explain why GD is parallel to FH.[1]
  5. (a)(iv)B is the point (3, 10). Find the coordinates of D.[1]
  6. (b)(i)Flag A is mapped onto flag T by the translation (-3, -6). Draw, and label, flag T.[1]
  7. (b)(ii)Describe fully the enlargement that will map flag A onto flag B.[2]
  8. (b)(iii)Find the centre of the rotation that will map flag A onto flag C.[1]
  9. (b)(iv)Rotate flag B through 45° anticlockwise about the origin. Label the image R.[2]

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Mark scheme

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  1. [1] 6.08
  2. [2] M1 for AF = AH + HF oe or B1 for (1/2)(6, 1)
  3. (4, 4)
  4. [1] (3) = (2.5, 0) + (-1, -7)
  5. (1.5, -7)
  6. [1] dep
  7. GD = 2 FH_stated or appropriate numerical vector statement
  8. [1ft] (9.5, 3)
  9. [1] Correct image
  10. [2] B1 for either
  11. Centre (4, 0) oe Scale factor ×2 oe
  12. [1] (5, 2)
  13. [2] B1 for either Stem of flag R on or parallel to y = – x or Hypotenuse of flag parallel to y-axis. SC1 for correct clockwise rotation
  14. Correct image

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Topic
Vectors and transformations, O-Level Mathematics (syllabus 4024). Structured question, 12 marks.
Source
O-Level Mathematics, Oct/Nov 2015 Paper 2 Variant 2, question 11.

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