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2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-1
Mathematics Compulsory Part Paper 1 Solution Marks Remarks
1.
y
yxk
3
yxyk 3
1
3
k
xy
2.
52
314
)(
)(
m
nm
10
312
m
nm
3
22
n
m
3. (a) ))(3(34 22 yxyxyxyx
(b) yxyxyx 331134 22
)3(11))(3( yxyxyx
))(113( yxyx
4. Let x, y be the number of regular tickets and concessionary tickets sold
respectively
5097678126
5
yx
yx
50976
578126
xx
72
360
y
x
The number of admission tickets sold that day
432
5. (a) 56 and
3
811)2(7
x
xx
1 and 811)2(21 xxx
1 and 5 xx
51 x
(b) 2, 3, 4, 5 are the only integers satisfying (a)
So, there are 4 integers satisfying both inequalities in (a)
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-2
Solution Marks Remarks
6. (a) The coordinates of 3)4,(' A
The coordinates of 9) (9,'B
(b) AB of Slope
)3(9
49
-
12
13
B'A' of Slope
94
93
13
12
B'A' of Slope AB of Slope
13
12
12
13
1
''BAAB
7. (a)
9
1
360
x
40x
(b) Let N be the number of students in the school
360
1584090360180
N
900N
The number of students in the school
900
8. (a)
x
ky
When 81y , 144x
14481
k
972k
xy
972
(b) y of in value Change
144
972
324
972
27
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-3
Solution Marks Remarks
9. (a) Let x mL be the actual capacity of a standard bottle
2
10200
2
10200 x
205 195 x
The least possible capacity is 195 mL
(b) 2460012023400 x
LxL 6.241204.23
Least total capacity L4.23
No, I don’t agree the claim.
10. (a)
)(
)(
)(
)OR(OP
SSSORSOPS
commonOSOS
givenRSPS
given
(b) 10POQ
10QORPOQ
20POR
Area of the sector OPQR
26360
20
2cm 2
11. (a) 70
15
8070895
ba
5ba
3
226180
b
b
2a
69$median
deviation standard
fig) sig 3 (corr to $7.33
04$7.3303024
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-4
Solution Marks Remarks
12. (a) Let 1V cm3 and 2V cm3 be the volume of smaller right pyramid
and larger right pyramid respectively
2
1
V
V
3
9
4
27
8
21 VV
)20)(84(
1680
2V
827
271680
1296
The volume of the larger pyramid
3cm 1296
(b) Volume of smaller pyramid 384 cm3
Height of smaller pyramid
12
3
2
8
384Area)(8) (Base
3
1
144Area Base cm2
basein square ofLength
12
144
area surface Total
14448
2
12)12(
2
1 2
2
2cm 384
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-5
Solution Marks Remarks
13. (a) Let the equation of C be ryx 22 )1()4( , where r is a real
constant
Since C passes through )5,6( ,
So, we have r 22 )15()26(
001r
The equation of C : 100)1()4( 22 yx
(b) Radius of C 10
GF
22 )111())3(2(
13
10
F lies outside C
(c) (i) F ,G , H are collinear
(ii) The equation of straight line which passes through F and
H :
23
)1(11
3
11
x
y
5
19
5
12 xy
019512 yx
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-6
Solution Marks Remarks
14. (a) )f( x
cbxaxxx )42)(73( 2
cxbaxax 28)712()143(6 23
3446136 23 xxx
31143 a
9a
(b) (i) Since )g( x is a quadratic polynomial, degree of quotient
when )g( x is divided by 42 2 axx is 0
cbxxxAx )492()g( 2 , where A is a constant
)g()f( xx
))492(()42)(73( 22 cbxxxAcbxaxxx
)42)(73( 2 axxAx
)g()f( xx is divisible by 42 2 axx
(b) (ii) 0)g()f( xx
0)492)(73( 2 xxAx
3
7
Ax or 4x or
2
1x
Since
2
1 is not an integer, I don’t agree the claim
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-7
Solution Marks Remarks
15.
243log3
9log0
b
b
a
a
9log243log3 bb
9
243log3 b
273 b
3b
2a
xy 3log2
xy 3log2
23 yx
16. (a) The total volume of water imported
7197277 101.50.9...101.50.9101.50.9101.5
)0.9...0.90.9(1101.5 1927
0.91
0.91101.5
207
8101.31763501
fig) sig 3 (corr tom 101.32 38
(b) Since the water imported every year is positive,
imported water of volume totalThe
...101.50.9101.50.9101.5 7277
...)0.90.9(1101.5 27
0.91
1101.5 7
8101.5
8101.6
No, I don’t agree the claim.
Suppose the total water imported can exceed 38 m 106.1 at thn
year
871-n7277 106.1101.50.9...101.50.9101.50.9101.5
81-n27 106.1)0.9...0.90.91(101.5
3
32
0.91
0.91 n
impossible is which
15
19.0 n
No, I don’t agree the claim.
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-8
Solution Marks Remarks
17. (a) Required probability
19
5
15
1
4
4
C
CC
5
415
15
16
1
17
2
18
3
19
4C
3876
5
r.t. 0.00129
(b) Required probability
19
5
15
2
4
3
C
CC
5
315
14
16
15
17
2
18
3
19
4C
969
35
r.t. 0.0361
(c) Required probability
969
35
3876
51
5
2
5
1
5
0
15
13
16
14
17
15
18
3
19
4
15
12
16
13
17
14
18
15
19
4
15
11
16
12
17
13
18
14
19
15
C
CC
3876
3731
r.t. 0.963
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-9
Solution Marks Remarks
18. (a)
83222
192 kxkxxy
y
8322219 2 kxkxx
0113222 2 kxkxx
)113)(2(4)22( 2 kk
92164 2 kk
76)2(4 2 k
76 , for all real values of k
0 , for all real values of k
L and Γ intersect at two distinct points.
(b) (i) a ,b are the roots of 0113222 2 kxkxx
ab
2
113
k
2
113
k
ba
2
22
k
1 k
2)( ba
abba 222
abba 4)( 2
)
2
113(4)1( 2
kk
226122 kkk
2342 kk
(ii) AB
2)( ba
2342 kk
19)2( 2 k
358898944.419 , for all real values of k
No, it is impossible.
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-10
Solution Marks Remarks
19. (a)
30sin
24
)4230180sin(
AC
65071278.45AC
cm 7.45AC (corr to 3 sig fig)
The length of AC is 45.7 cm
(b) (i)
10
2
ACCF
CF
ACCF
4
1
65071278.45
4
1CF
4126782.11CF
cm 4.11CF (corr to 3 sig fig)
(ii) 30sin))((
2
1 of Area AFABABF
06339098.57 ACCFAF
42cos))((2222 BCACBCACAB
42cos)65071278.45)(24(224)65071278.45( 222AB
11826911.32AB
ABF of Area
30sin)06339098.57)(11826911.32(
2
1
2cm 1943369.458
2cm 458 (corr to 3 sig fig)
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 1-11
Solution Marks Remarks
(iii) 30cos))((2222 ABAFABAFBF
30cos)11826911.32)(06339098.57(2)11826911.32()06339098.57( 222BF
36690449.33BF
Let h be the height of ABF with base BF
ABFBFh of Area))((
2
1
1943369.458))((
2
1BFh
1943369.458)36690449.33)((
2
1h
46400026.27h
Let the inclination of the thin metal sheet ABC to
horizontal ground be
h
10sin
46400026.27
10sin
35300646.21
The inclination of the thin metal sheet ABC to horizontal
ground = 4.21
(iv) 36690449.33BF
22 10 ABBD
52184808.30BD
22 10 CFDF
18033989.56DF
03454623.60
2Let
DFBDBFs
BDF of Area
460
741482.426
))()((
DFsBDsBFss
No, I don’t agree the claim.
2017 HKDSE Math CP CTL(20170419)
2017-DSE-MATH-CP 2-1
Paper 2
Question No. Key Question No. Key
1. A 26. A
2. D 27. B
3. A 28. C
4. D 29. B
5. D 30. B
6. A 31. D
7. B 32. D
8. A 33. C
9. C 34. D
10. C 35. B
11. B 36. C
12. C 37. C
13. B 38. A
14. B 39. A
15. C 40. B
16. D 41. D
17. D 42. B
18. A 43. C
19. D 44. B
20. D 45. A
21. C
22. D
23. A
24. A
25. C
Note: Figures in brackets indicate the percentages of candidates choosing the correct answers.