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2 Pre-recorded CoursesBJC & BGCSE On-Demand Pre-recorded CoursesMore resources you LEARN MOREP rimary School CoursesPrimary School CoursesPrimary School CoursesDISCLAIMER This document consist of scanned copies of the BGCSE and/or BJC past papers produced by the Bahamas Ministry of Education. The Student Shed accepts no responsibility or liability for the contents within this document, including but not limited to; answers that may be highlighted, missing papers or missing questions. It is the sole responsibility of the user to determine the correct and most suitable answers for each question contained therein. BGCSE Mathematics Year 2016 Papers 1, 2, & 3 3815/1 BGCSES chool Number Candidate NumberSurname and InitialsMATHEMATICSPAPER 1 (CORE/EXTENDED) 38ls/1ruesday 17 MAY 2016 materials:Calculator (not graphing)Geometrical instrumentsMmrsrRYNarroNALOT EnUCATIoNExavuNATroNSBAHAMAS GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONINSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATESDo not open this booklet until you are told to do your school number, candidate number, surname and initials in the spaces provided at thetop of this ALL questions in the spaces provided for each working must be working must be done in blue or black ink, except for drawings, lines and constructionswhich may be done in TOR CANDIDATESC alculators [NOT GRAPHING CALCULATORSI may be paper may be instruments are mark for each question, or part question, is shown in brackets [ ].]

3 The total number of marks for this paper is question paper consists of 13 printed pages and 3 blank AND FORMULAE,/N,z",..,l \t\- baseArea of rectangle = base x heightArea of triangte - base >lheight2 Angle sum of trianglea+ b+ c= 180"baseAngle sum of quadrilaterala+ b+ c+ d= 360o,<dr,ICircumference of circle = 2nror rdArea of circle = nrzl."..1." of cuboid = length x width x height-J-l. At a weather station, a balloon is released every 6 hours, day and night. Calculate the number ofballoons that are released in one :t2l2. Given thatx : 7 andy - -4, calculate the value of * + :t3l3. Calculate the remainder when the sum of 486 and 985 is divided by :t3l4. Simpli$,19-2(3+9)+4 the diagram below draw in all the lines of Breuk prepares a blend of coffee containing Arabica beans and Brazil beansintheratio4 : 3.

4 (a) Calculate the weight of Arabica beans in a blend of 455 :Coffee Break has placed an order of 150 kg of Brazil beans.(b) Calculate the weight ofArabica beans to be ordered to make their 121 Answer:kg [2] Rolle attended a tourist conference session beginning at 8:45 and ending at 11:05 (a) How long was the session?Answer:hrs [2]Mr. Rolle then had a 55 minute lunch break.(b) At what time did the lunch break end?Answer:12) power boat in a Formuls 2 race has an average speed of 165 km per (a) the distance, in km, that the boat travelled in a race ofAnswer:the time, in minutes, to travel a lap of no,rr.,km [2](b)Answer:mins [3]ffiL ,,"ffiffi;H= needs to determine the weight of her two dogs, Mimi and Mitzi. However, neitherdog will sit on the scale by herself. Cassandra, Mimi and Mitzi altogether weigh 175 and Mimi together weigh 143 pounds.

5 Cassandra and Mitzi together weigh 139 :(a) the weight of Mitzi,Answer:lbs [2](b) the weight of Mimi,Answer:lbs [2](c) the weight of , :lbs [2] (a)Complete the following conversions:(i)(ii)5400 ml thisfrom one(iii) 685 cm :(b)Java collee shop purchases coffee beans in bags of kg. The shop thencoffee inpackages of 220 g. Calculate the number ofpackages that can be filledbag ofcoffee :14. The diagram shows a sector of a circle with an angle of 90" and radius of l0 cm. A segment of thecircle is (a) the area of the triangle,Answer:crfi 12)(b) the area of the sector of the circle (use n ),Answer:the area of the shaded :cm2 [3]t3l10 cm<orl a l(c)crrf [2] a surv E peo,ple were asked v,ihioh ofthree aewspapers they resd- The ineomplete table belowshows the results of this ofPeopleAngleThe Dally60120"The Sun50iha fues*140e(a)ealculale(i) tlre angle representirg- ," [2](ii)thennmberof people who read The (b)'W[th a prohactor and rulet trse the iofornration fum (a) to eomplete the pie chart' t0% 9 t0% 7 6 l0 ro%The shoe store for men sold 8 pairs of shoes.]

6 The shoe sizes sold were:8Y2, I0Y2, 9, 10Y2, 7, 6, 10, l0%(a) Calculate(i) the mean of the shoe sizes,Answer:(ii) the median shoe :(b) Write down the modal shoe :(c) Write down the measurement that is most useful to the store :t21t3lt1l<of,1.' (a) |O-z*>(b) l9s-6t-s+5t(c) 5wxw3X3(d) 24p7 + 3pzAnswer:Answer:Answer:Answer:18.(a)Res taurants add a gratuity of l5%o to the diner's bill. Calculate the gratulty for a bill of$ , giving your answer to the nearest : $The regular price of a purse is $159. The sale price is $106. Calculate the :% l3l(c) A savings account eams interest of per year. Calculate the interest earned on $840in 6 (b)Answer: $t3l-13-19. Linda is paid $ per hour for the first 36 hours of a regular work week. Overtime is paid at timeand a half. This week she worked 42 hours.(a) Calculate her earnings for(i) the regular 36 hours worked,Answer: $(ii) one hour overtime,Answer: $(iii) her total earnings for this : $t3lLast week Linda's total earnings were $465.

7 The employee National Insurance contribution of the total earnings.(b) Calculate(i) her National Insurance contribution for last week,Answer: $(ii) her net : $tlltzlt2ltllBGCSE38tst2 III-IIIIIIMATHEMATICSPAPER 2 (CORETEXTENDED) 38tst2wednesday 18 MAY 2016 materials:Calculator (not graphing)Geometrical instrumentsAnswer bookletGraph paperMrxIsrRYNeuoNALOT EuUCATIoNExavuNATroNSBAIIAMAS GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONINSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATESDo. not open this booklet until you are told to do your school number, candidate number, surname and initials in the spaces provided oneach answer ALL questions in the answer working must be working must be done in blue or black ink, except for drawings, lines and constructionswhich may be done in FOR CANDIDATESC alculators may be used. [NO GRAPHING CALCULATORS ALLOWED].

8 Tracing paper may be mark for each question, or part question, is shown in brackets [ ].The total number of marks for this paper is question paper consists of 9 printed pages and 3 blank AND FORMULAEMENSURATIONP arallelogramTriangleTrapezium<g+Area=bh 6r"u=|bh Area= |(a+b)hCircle (radius r, diameter d) Circumference = Znr or ndArea = Ttr2 Cylinder (radius r, height h) Volume = fifhPrism Volume = area of cross-section x triangular prism----tlii?ii"-ffi*nTRIGONOMETRYR ight-angled triangleY 12 = x2 + y2, (resultof Pythagoras)<___h__-___--+,9*10ppos*e-r\ -adjacentsin A = oPPosite, cosA - adjacent . tanA - oPPositehypotenuse hypotenuse' adjacentNUMBERS tandard form is axl0" where 1 < a < 10 and n is an this ratio in its simplest : Light travels at x 105 miles per second. Calculate how far it travels in a minute, giving youranswer in scientiflc notation (standard form).

9 L2ll2l141 Solve x_7 -x312 (a)(b)Solve the inequality 9 + LIx<42 l2lWrite down the solution set of natural numbers that satisSz the inequality in (a). (a)(b)(c)(d)5:90Q,24-zt1lt1ltllt1l6. Jerry had $ 100. He went to a Computer Store, a Book Store and a Music Store. He spent three timesas much money in the Computer Store as he did at the Music Store. He spent $12 less atthe BookStore than at the Music Store. He then had $37 left.(a) Using x to represent the amount he spent at the Music Store, express in terms ofx,(i) the amount spent at the Computer Store,(ii) the amount spent at the Book an equation in terms ofx for the total amount of money the equation formed in (b) to determine the amount of money spent at the Musict1lt1lt1l(b)(c) GRAPH PAPERMINISTRY OF EDUCATIONBAHAMAS GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONEXAMINATIONAB7 Schooi :For Examiner'sUseSubject Number & Title:Paper:Surname & Initials:Section:Signature:Date:Qu.

10 The following pair of simultaneous equationsJ!: z*3x1-2y*4:0tslthatt5ltll8.(a)(b)Using a ruler, compass and pencil only,AB : , AC : 9cm and LCAB : and write down the size of and label LABC such9.(a)ABis adiameterof thecircle ABCwith centre isatangenttothe TO SCALEC alculate (i) LBCA,(ii) LABD,(iii) interior angle of a regular polygon is (i) the size ofeach exterior angle,(ii) the number of sides of the (b) the formula Q:3t2 - 5th to(a) calculate the value of(i) Qwhent:7 andh:6,(ii) hwhen Q:332 andt:16,(b) make fr the subject of the diagram represents a triangular prism of length 19cm. The kiangular cross-section has sidesof length 10 cm, 1 1 .3 cm and 14 cm, and a height of 8 TO SCALEC alculate(a) the area ofthe cross-section,(b) the volume of the prism,(c) the total surface area of the a-f_LM-tr _-tv(a)-6-{positive numbers less than 30}{positive multiples of 2 less than 30}{positive multiples of 3 less than 30}{positive multiples of 5 less than 30}List the elements of(D L,(ii) M,(iii) r4(iv) LaN,(v) M' n(LU I,{).)}