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Additional Mathematics (27)

1

·AX -1

9

= 10x

(Ans.)

10x + x{40x&......

A

- 270 - 180°

= 90°

[Ans.)

[DAD + [DBU + [000

5. (m =

(90" -

• !90° - /DOR}

10)** + (2m - 4)x + 2 = 0 discriminant

(90° - ZDOC)

-(2m - 4) - 4(m + 10)(2) .16m 16 8m 80

= 452

= 4(m2 - 6m - 16). (Ans.) f(x) 0 for all real values of x

ac 0 and + 10 < 0

m2 - 6-160 and m-10

fa

= -sinx - 2cast, (Ans.)

(a = 8)(m + 2) < 0. -2 cm (8

2. 3x

Çax ...

(1)

2 y

..range of m: n < -10

(Ans.)

Sub. x 2.1 (1)

W.S. So

Revision Exercise 27: Solution to Paper 1, Section A

Section A

Slope of tangent at point (2, 3) is 2.

3(2) - 6(2)a + b = 2

12: 10(Ans.) Sub. (2, 3) in yx - 3x2 - 1x4c 3 & 12a 2b c C = 12a -5 246 20

-12a 15 (Ans.)

1612*

0 = (Ans.)

7.case (1) x > @

6,

(2 + 36)(73 - 56) = 0

1

--Sika 2005x =

sinx

0

. (à - 4B)(7ã - 26) = ?

- 6x 2.2x - x

-7x-7

אכל:

1562 + 16 3.b = 0

(1)

Lanx = -2

i.e. 0 < x ( 1.....

(1)

X

2.03 rad, or

7â2 + 852 - 305-6 - 3

(2)

on 5.18 rad. (Ans.)

When x 2.03

10

d'y

= 2.24 > 0

1:0

1513

10'1

* ! 1

(a)

10

+10xxx +

- 1, 2, 1+ 2i, 2 =

242223

+ 31

(1) x 15 10532 - 2255 2403 . b-o (2) x 8 +) 56a2

6462 - 240a b=0 16152 = 0

A

ase (ii) x < 0

1 + X X

X + 1

When x 5.18

(Sus.)

= (1 + 1) + 21)(1 + 31)

=-10 [Ans.)

dy

-2.24 (0

* D*....(3) |à¦2 = 1612

ï.e.

(2)

dx

(b

in

{ x + 2 x } }

10

10

4X-0

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Economics (28)

Alain Li

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

If there was no tride, everyone would

himself all have to produce for

he

required and so there would be chance for division of labour.

ro

Effects of International Trade

International trade can produce 2 significant effects:

1. Global efficiency

International

trade

enables

ینده دو گرم را

international, division of labour. Just as division of labour within d

economy country makes its efficient, division of labour among Countries contributes to global efficiency, ),e. the gains from

comparative advantage and economies of scale.

2. Improvement from competition

International trade

also

(b) 2004 : 2905 - 7000 = arg(2,4,7;)

= arg (-10) = 1966

grinducers, who inust help down their orices to compete with formigaers.

Causes of International Trade

There are 2 basic causes of trade.

1. Lack of self-sufficiency

Can

be

As natural resources are not evenly distributed

this in

world and production skills vary from country

country to country, no completely self-sufficient in all natural resources cr finished products. So every country needs to trade with others.

2. Different production cost

AS different countries different, natural resources different production skil will be muty beneficial, country camzes ja produkng it has 3 thoseTION

e. higher

cost,

and

greater

oroductivi

obtains through trade these things that it cannot produce cheaply This can be illustrated

the following 2 concepts: Ste Advantage

Duntry is said to Fave an abstute advantage.

the

uction of a good or service if it can produce, with the same ancunt of resources, more of that good

than or Service another country.

Clothing

Feed

| Ebontry A)

30

20

TOY

Country Bl 40

15

HONG K

domestic producers up to increased competition from Toreigners and thus reduces their market power. Consequently, a consumer purchases

cheaply both

and from domestic

QUCOS

More

foreign firms

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from

3.4 Sume common plastics and their uses

Polymer

Properties

Table 28.1: Output per the same

amount of resources.

in 2 countries -

Table

the maximum value of y is ca55.18 25:n5.10

2.24 (Ans.)

28.1 illustrates that

has an

Country 4 has an absolute advantage in the production of Food and Country B absolute advantage in. the production

of clothing. Therefore, the most efficiert allocation of resources is to have Country A specialize in food production and Country B in clothing production. The effect of such a division of labour is ilustrated in Table 28.2.

[ing]

Food

40

Country

Country

()

Tabl: $4.2: ect of

specializat

Sub (3) in (2)

15 30.6

advantage in the production of both clothing and food. However, Country X only has a comparative advantage in the production of food. Because when comparing the opportunity cost, Country X only has to give up 2 units of clothing to get 1 unit of food while Country Y has to give up 41 units of clothing to get 1 unit of food. Therefore, it Country X specializes in the production of food, it will sacrifice less than Country V.

On another hand, even though Country

has no - absolute

Now, the total clothing output becomes 30 units and the total food output becomes 40 units, t.e. 10 to 5 units respectively more than before.

is

11) Comparative Advantage

A country said to have a comparative advantage in the production of a good or service if i cen produce that good cr service relatively more cheaply, j.e. at lower opportunity cost, than another country.

Clothing Food

30 Country X 60 Country Y 40

ota

10

100

40

lable 20.3: Output per the same

amount of resources in 2 countries

Tally Country

28.3

X

has

an

illustrates. that absolute

4. Pollution

4.1 Plastics are non-biodegradable and

hence cause disposal problems.

4.2 Burning of plastics give off toxic gases which thus pollute air. e.g. Burning of PVC gives off HC and

لا

antage in producing anything.

still

а has comparative

Advantage in the production of clothing. Because when comparing

The opportunity cos Country Y only has to JUS food to el

0.5

of

25 unit of clothing

give up

to get 1 unit Therefore,

country specializes in the production of clothing sacrifice less than CamYS Under such circumstances, Country X transfers

resources used in Soucing clothing into the production of food and Country Y specializes in the production of clothing, there will be some gains totally. This is illustrated in Table 25.4.

Clothing

Country X 20. Country

Food

Total

80 100

Table 28.4: Effect of

specialization

(i)(1)What is meant by

polymer"?.

thermosetting

(ii)Which one of the cat polymer's

BE

is of this

(j) Which uninove-list can be

recycled?plar briefly.

KONG PUBLIC

Chemistry

Some Common Uses

Plastic sheets, bags; cups. Lighter than water.nottles, etc.

... Polystante(PE) Transparent, (Branched chain) H.D. Pelythene (PE) (Straight hain)

Polystyrene (PS)

Expe iced PS foar

Polyvinylchloride

Hard, crystal clear: white coloured, rigid, neat insular.

R.

Chu

Backets, boxls, plastic hose- pipes etc.

Sample bottles, light fixtures etc.

Packing materials, disposable cups, etc.

Transparent, stiff, Pipes, gramophone records, floor! brittle.

tiles, wall papers, table cloths, ving! raincoat.

windows, as glass substitute,

(PVC)

Perspex

Glass-like, hard

Contact lenses, aircraft

and Lough.

tylon

White and smooth, hard and strong.

Rakelity

rea-methana!

Polyesters e.g. Dacron

Cellulose plastics

3.5 Shaping Plastics

Dark-brown. opaque, hard and brittle.

Transparent, Icolourless.

Transparent, hard

and strong.

hard and tough.

(a) Thermoplastics can be shaped by the

following methods.

(1)Injection moulding. e.g. bowls,

cups, toys, etc.

(2)Blow moulding e.g. bottles.

hollow toys, etc. (3)Vacuum moulding (Thermoforming). ely. coses, trays for sugar,

sign board, etc.

Ropes, fishing lines, stockings, tooth-brush brittlas, gears, bearings, etc.

Electrical fittings, switches. hardies of cooking pans, ata.

Electric, plugs, switches, etc.

Textile fibres.

Spectocle frames, ruler, set-squares, etc.

eggs and chocolate etc. (4)Extrusion, e.g. rods,

tubes, sheets, etc. (5)Calendering. (Laminating)

plastic films..

pipes

e.g

(b) Thermosetting plastics are usuall, shaped by compression moulding e.g. ash trays.

Question 16-1

Polymerization is a Drocess of linking together many small molecules to make giant solecules called polymers. It can

by occur

means of addition CT condensation reactions. (a) that are usually called the smell nolecules from which a polymer is made? (b) State

Two essential differences between addition polymerization and condensation polymerization. Given below are the structural formulae of FIVE simple organic compounas denoted with letters A, B, C, D and E.

-) When meated with soda lime, one of theve polymers gives off an alkaline gas. (i)What is the gas? (11)Which polymer is it?

Question 16-2

Part of a polymer Orion is shown below.

CH2 CH - CH2 - CH - CH, - CH +

CN

a

i CN

CN

diagram to strow the structure of its repeating unit.

Xal graw

(b) Draw the structural formula of the

mononer from which Orlon is made. (c) Is Delon an addition, polymer or

condensation polymer?

Polyethene is a thermoplastic polymer. (d) What is meant by. thermoplastic?

from which (e) What is the monomer polyethene is made? (f) State a source of this monomer in

industry.

Name the process by which it is usually obtained from this source.

b + 6x -2x - x - 1

9x x -7

X 3

333

7 * * * 0

combine (1) and (2)

3 x < 1

(Ans.)

Now the Lotal output of clothing is same as before but the total output of food becomes 50 units, i.e. 10 units more than before.

economic

which

Trade Restriction

trade Though

may bring benefits, 'protectionism'. advocates trade restriction to protect domestic industries, risas again.

-There are 5 forms of trade restriction:

1. Tariff

tax A tariff is

imposed on foreign goods. This makes the price of foreign goods higher and hence less competitive.

2. Quota

A quota is a maximum limit on the quantity of foreign goods that may be imported.

3. Surcharge

A surcharge is રો tax imposed on imports in addition to the normal? tariffs. This is used to deal with an emergency situation.

4. Embargo

An embargo is a ban on imports from foreign countries.

5. Exchange Control

Under exchange contrul, importers must apply to the government for permission to obtain the necessary foreign currency. to buy imports. There is often a limit on the amount of foreign currency that can be bought. Therefore the government- can control the amount of currency that is to be spent on foreign conds and services.

(e)(i)B and C or B and D).

(ii)Their molecules contain two

functional groups each.

J .. 1

0

(iii){C}-((,),C-C1+nh,N(CH, ),NH,

0

-¿{CH 2)2 C-NICH2) E

} }

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(f). Rubber.

(g) Perspex. (h) Rayon..

(1) A "thermosetting polymer" is one which can be heated once and does not melt on further heating. Bakelite is a thermosetting polymer.

because it iş (j) Perspex:

thermoplastic. (k)(i)Ammonia gas.

(ii)Nylon.

Solution to Q.16-2

(a) The repeating unit is Ci, - CH

an

CH

D

1

8:

A: Ch2C - C - ÙCH,

C(CH24

01

C1

C: H2R{CH2)¿N2

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Telter(s) · of which Would

the

(b) The monomer is CH2 = CHCN.

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(d)(1)Give the

of

the

compound(s)

could

Nylon 6.6 is a condensation polymer, (h) Give the structural formulae of the monomers of which wylon 6.5 made.

(c) It is an addition polymer.

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Solution to 0.16-1

letter(s) which polymerize by addition reaction. Explain your choice briefly. (11)Write an equation to show how the

polymer is formed.

a

(e)(i)Give the texters of TWO compounds

which would

form react. ใบ condensation polymer. (ii)hat special structural feature makes these. compounds undergo such a reaction. (iii)Write

an

equation of

the

reaction. Listed below are some common polymers.

nylon, rubber, perspex, bakelite. "ayon, cotton.

(f) Which опе is a natural addition

polymer?

(9) Which one is a synthetic addition

polymer?

(h) which one is, a synthetic polymer

made, from a natural polymer?

(g) Polyethene products can be recycled industry. Suggest one way of doing this.

(a) They are monomers.

(b) Two differences are:

(c) E

are

(1)mall molecules such as #20, HC1

or NH.. etc.

Usually eliminated during condensation polymerization.

(2)Addition polymerization usually

involves

(d) A thermoplastic is one which can be melted on heating. It does not have cross-linkage.

(e) The monomer is ethene.

(f) Petroleum industry.

Ethene

is obtained from the

.thermal cracking of the large

alkanes contained in petroleum.

(g) Heat the polyethene products to

melt and remould it.

[h) The one kind of monomers but condensation polymerization involves at least two different

monorer's.

{d}{i}A; because its molecules contain

2 carbon-carbon double

are

monomers of nylon 6.6

6-diamine and hexane-1, hexane-1, acid

6-diaylchorice.

hexa-1, 6-dioic

or

II, MỊCH, NH hexa-1, 6-diamine.

bond

(C) each..

(ii)n CH,C

CH2

CH,

+C

H

COOCH,

COOCH,

HEOC (CH,} COOH

hexanc-1, 6-dioic acid

C100(CH2140001

hexane-1, 6-dioy dichloride

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