Question 1:

From a standard deck of cards (4 cards of each kind, 13 of each suite 52 cards in total), 3 cards are drawn without replacement.

(i) Complete the probability tree below on your paper displaying of probability of drawing kings from a standard deck without replacement:

(ii) Find the probability of drawing 2 kings in the 3 draws.

 

100 goats were released on to an island at the start of 1850 to provide food for shipwrecked sailors. By 1855 there were 180 goats on the island. Assuming the goat population since 1850 to follow the rule P=Aekt where t is the time in years since 1850:

(i) Find the values of A and k.

(ii) Find the expected goat population in 1860.

(iii) Once there are more than 1000 goats on the islands they start to eat more vegetation than the island can regenerate. In what year did this occur?

Question 2:

Find the limiting sum of the geometric series 6-4+223-...

Question 3:

A school committee consists of five year 12 girls, six year 11 girls and two year 10 girls. Two girls are chosen at random from this  committee to represent the school at a function. Find the probability that: they are both year 12 girls  one year 12 girl  and one year 11 girl is chosen   at least one year 10 girl is chosen

Question 4:

If m+3m +5m+...+53m=81, find the value of m.

Question 5:

The depth of water in the cross-section of a 4 metre wide creek was measured and recorded in the table below

 

 

 

By applying Simpson's Rule, find the cross-sectional area of the creek at this point in square metres correct to 2 decimal places.  The water at this point is flowing at a rate of 0.5 m/s. Calculate the volume of water which passes  this point in one minute (answer to the nearest cubic metre).

Question 6:

Every year, starting on Lana's first birthday, her grandparents deposited $100 for her in a special bank account at a rate of 9% p.a.,  compounded annually. On her 21" birthday, instead of depositing $100, they deposited a lump sum of $10 000 into the same account.  After this, they stopped depositing money for Lana.     How much did Lana have in her account immediately after the lump sum of $10 000 was deposited?   Lana left all the money in the bank at the same interest rate until her 26th birthday. What was the balance of her account then? What single amount of money would Lana's grandparents have needed to invest on her first birthday so that she had the same  amount of money on her 26th birthday?

Question 7:

Oztown had a 25 year house building program starting at the beginning of  1991 and finishing at the end of 2015. The number of houses built each  calendar year follows an arithmetic progression with first term a and common  difference d.  1900 houses were built in the year 2000 and 1100 houses  were built in the year 2010.  i)  Find the values of a and d.  ii) Find the total number of houses built over the 25 years. 

Question 8:

 Jose borrowed $250 000 at the beginning of 2008. The annual interest rate is 8%. At the end of each year, interest is calculated on the  balance at the beginning of the and added to that balance owing The debt is to be repaid by equal annual repayments of $30 000, with  the first payment being made at the end of 2008. Show that A2=250 000(1.08)2 -30000(1+1.08) Show that An= 375000-125 000(1.08)n In which year will Jose make the final repayment?

 

Question 9:

Explain why the series 1+(√2-1)+(√2-1)²+... has a limiting sum.

Calculate the limiting sum of this seriesExplain why the series 1+(2-1)+(2-1)²+... has a limiting sum.   Calculate the limiting sum of this series

Question 10:

 pisanintegerchosenatrandomfromtheset5,7,9,11 qisanintegerchosenatrandomfromtheset2,6,10,14,18 Whatistheprobabilitythatp+q=23?