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Area of ABOC

=(0B)(OC)sin/Roc

=(10)(10)sin150°.

78000-

V=3.31 cm

Let the radius of

each sphere

3.51-r

=0.7906 =0.9247 cm

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ILF 10

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Suggested solutions

Revision Exercise

Paper F

SECTION A

(a) AADE A BEC

BC

AD

Area of ABEC

Area of AADE

Area of ABEC

=4x("rea of A

4x4cm

16 cm

(Ans.

(b) Let the area of AFR

and the area

becn

of ACPE be Y ca

Multipla hot side

by (x-3)“.

(3-3) < 5(x-3)^ 5(x-3)-(x-3) <0 (x-5) (5(x-5)−1} <

(-5)(5x10 c

Combine the results

of the two inequality ve obtain

16 < x < }

=1(10)(10)sin30°

-25 cm

Area of the shaded region

3)(3)+25

(Ans.)

-50 cm

SECTION D.

Let a the first

term of the progressión, the common. ratio of the progression:

a=27(1-r)

From (2)

+7(1-r) (r)=6

(3r-"}{3r-1)=0

9r2-9r+2=0

20

六期星

= 10 m

=62.5

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(Ansa)

=V+39

MC

=30433

AC

C.F.

depth of water

1052

50

10

(1 + 100)

-0.2052

40

1150

/CAC1=2%

30

(Ans,) 20

{b} _AM=AUCO@D

3045V

20

240

30+3

1331

240

=1Ucns11 -0.787 mi

787.

20.8174

_DAM=35°10'

the angle between

an and thes

CC is 35 10

30.

4:0

TO

60

100 marks

20 40

3f 60% of students passed in the test, then 20 students with scores less than the pass mark. From the Graph, the pass mark is 60.

equation

Câns.

the circle

16

-5y+16=0.

X+Y+16=(^=) = ( } ) ~ -|

8X-Y-16=0.....(?)

(2)x5

40X-51-8040.

(3)-(1):

36X-96-0

cm

(3)

8. 2

X

(Ans.

|(a) Let the cost

be P

idz 201

2020,

Px x{

-1.08P

1.082-2-5600"

0,08P=3600

P-43000

100

A paid $45000(Ans. B-paid 245000×120

100

-$54.000 (Ans.)

C paid

€45000x(1-30

48600

(b) Profit of a

8:54000-$45000

=9000

B losses.

$54000-848000

-$54.000

Ans

Multiply both sides

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ECONOMIC AND PUBLIC

AFFAIRS (30)

K.K. WONG & LT, CHAN

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I Foreign Relations of

Hong Kong

The British Govern- ment has constitution- al responsibility for the external relations of Hong Kong. However, Hong Kong has been given certain degree of autonomy in the conduct of its

external affairs, especially commercial affairs.

Political Adviser The Political Adviser, a small office in the Secre

the Hong tariat of

Frot (2)

(√3+1)

(√3+1)(/3−1).

Substitute into (1

(ins

Gos.

n=18

(Ans.

(where k is a

constant

is increased by then

(1.1y)

-0.8204 (−)

It is decreased by (1-0.8264)x100%

-17.362

17.49

[ADB+2£3¢D=30

than

sssume in terms must be taken

1 r

X26.9

18 [1 - (41")

1- 27[1-(-)"}]> 26.9

0.1> 27(4) (-4)°< 270

plor()< 10g970

-0.477n

014314

n> 1) 4773

least 6 terms. must be taken(ins.

In the figure,

(Ans.)

the mid-point of DM 1 CC! and

Area of sector 40B

30

=100N (T102)

2cm

Kong Government

consists of members

of the British

Diplomatic Service.

They are responsible to deal with foreign affairs problems of

Hong Kong by offering

advice to the Hong

Kong Government.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London has the formal authority to give directions to the Hong Kong Government on a wide range of foreign relations. The Bristish Government is responsible for Hong Kong's adherence to many international conventions and agreements.

External Commercial Relations

Hong Kong is a member of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and the Multi-Fibre

Arrangement (MFA). MFÀ provides the framwork within which Hong Kong negotiates bilateral

CDM=2/

=2.052

JAB+BC

-√6 +18

restraint agreements. with textiles

importing countries. GATT provides a basis for Hong Kong's external trade relations.

London Office

The London Office. acts as a bridge in London between Hong Kong and departments of the Bristish Government, Members of Parliament', the media and organisations with an interest in Hong Kong. The office collects information about British commerical, economie

and industrial: developments, and trade policies. With these information, it advises the Hong Kong Government on the likely impact of these developments on Hong Kong. It is also concerned with the welfare of Hong Kong residents in Britain by maintaining contact

Fet

E the set of students passed in English (the set of students passed in Chinese -the set of students

passed in Mathematics x=the number of.

students passed subjects.

Since there are althogether 60 students passed in English, therefore

(10−x)+(x)+(25-x)

The

+(30)=60

probiren

The required probability

20430+40).

150

(ii) The required

probability: 150-[60+20+(15−x)+40]

150-150- 150

150

The required. probability

10

(ans,).

(a) The mean score

2x2543x35+5x45;

50 10x55+14x65+10x75

50 4x85+2x95

50

with them and

providing them with helps when needs arise.

II. Local Administ

in Hong Kong

1. Urban Council.

ation

The Urban Council. is a statutory body whose jurisdiction covers provision of services to the population living in the urban areas in Hong kong.

The Council is charged with a number of mandatory

functions such as environmental hygiene, food hygiene, control of hawkers and markets, and the issue of public entertain ment licences. It also organises and provides cultural and recrea tional activities. The council's policies and decisions are carried out and implemnted by

(b) Redius

=√(16~3)2+(7–3)2

Tlie equation circle is

{x−6}'+{y−

(c)

2

-95 (Aus.

{(x+6))2 + (3-7)2

Prom (1):

y-14-2x

(2).

(3).

Substitute (3) int

(2)

(x-6)2+(14-28~7)2.

(x-6)2 + ( 7-2x)^=25

-12x+36449-28x+4x

**_40x+60=0.

-8x+12=0 (x−6)(x-2)=0.

When x=2 When

and () are (2,10) and (6,2)

Let the volume of water contained be

V

240

30 cm2 (Ans.) (b) Let the volume of

each sphere be V Volume of Volume of

three spheres water

its executive arm, the Urban Services Depart- ment. The council is financial autonomous by receiving rates as the main revenue. In April, 1983, there. were 15 elected: members and 15

Ppointed members in the council. All councillors have individualor collec- tive ward office to receive complaints and to give assistance to citizens on a wide variety of matters related to the functions of the council.

2. District.

Administration.

District boards and district management. committee's are set up in each of the 18 administrative districts throughout Hong Kong. The aim of setting up district board's is to provide a balanced and representative channel:

cost=$(80x+603 36x+15y180 140x4200y > 1400 by yax

(c) The constraints in

(b) can be simplified

12x+53260. 7x+10y2 70 x, VEN

10

As shown in the graph, the solution set of constraints is the set of lattice points.

(d) From the graph, x=3 (Ans.) and y=6

(e) Therefore, the most

economical way is to hire 3 bus A and 6 bus B

The cost-80(3)+60(6)

-=$600(Ans.

Answers to Revision Exercise Paper II WANG 1. D 2. B JA 4. "E 57C 6. E -7... E 8. E 9. E 10. B 11 D 12 B 13. 14. D 151 B. 16. D 17. C 18. E 19. A 20. A 21 E 22 A 23E 24E 25. C 26. A £7. A 28, C. 29. D 30. A 31. E 32. D 35. 34. C 35. A. 36. A 37. C 38. E 39. C 40, C 41. D. 42. 45. B. 44. D 45. D. 46. E. 47. C-48% C 49. B 50. C 51. D 52. C 57. B 54. €

for public consulta-. tion and participation at the district level.

District boards consist of government officials, appointed unofficial members, elected members and Urban Councillors. The boards discuss a vide range of matters affecting the well- being of those who live or work in the district. Each district board has get

to deal up committees with matters such as environmental improve- ment, traffic and transport, community building, recreation and sports and district social services.

District management committees consist of government officials dealing with and implementing the decisions and policies of district boards.

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