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2026 NORTHBROOKS P2 Q4
Secondary 4
15 marks
Sophia pays a monthly rent of \$3174.20.
This is 18% more than her monthly rent last year.
Calculate her monthly rent last year.
[2]
A new building is drawn on two maps of different scales.
The area of the building drawn on the first map with a scale of \(1:50\,000\) is \(16\text{ cm}^2\).
Given that the area of the same building drawn on the second map is \(25\text{ cm}^2\), find the scale of the second map in the form of \(1:n\).
[4]
In a Secondary 3 cohort, students join one of three activities: Dance, Music or Art.
The ratio of the number of students in Dance to the number of students in Music is 4 : 7.
The ratio of the number of students in Music to the number of students in Art is 3 : 5.
\(\dfrac15\) of students from Art transfer to Dance.
There are now 95 students in Dance.
Find the total number of students in the cohort.
[3]
A bakery sells 3 types of whole pies, Apple Pie, Nutella Pie and Strawberry Pie.
The table shows the number of each type of pie sold on a particular Saturday and Sunday, along with the price of each type of pie.
Apple Pie
Nutella Pie
Strawberry Pie
Saturday
13
15
18
Sunday
10
20
22
Price of each pie
\$50
\$40
\$75
It is given that \(Q=\begin{pmatrix}13&15&18\\ 10&20&22\end{pmatrix}\) and \(P=\begin{pmatrix}50\\ 40\\ 75\end{pmatrix}\).
The bakery had a promotion over the weekend, offering a 10% discount on Apple Pies and a 20% discount on Strawberry Pies.
Represent this information in a \(3\times3\) matrix \(D\).
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Evaluate the matrix \(T=DP\).
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State what each element of matrix \(T\) represents.
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Using matrix multiplication, find the total amount of money collected by the bakery over the weekend from selling the pies at discounted prices.
[3]
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Answer:
(a) \$2690. (b) \(1:40\,000\). (c) 340 students. (d)(i) \(D=\operatorname{diag}(0.9,1,0.8)\) (ii) \(T=(45,40,60)^T\) (iii) Discounted pie prices in the stated order. (iv) \$4835.
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