2017 NECO Further Maths (OBJ Essay Theory Questions and Answers)

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NECO Further Maths / Further Mathematics OBJ

Further maths obj Answer (Past Questions & Answer).

Warning: These Objective answers are NOT for this year.

  1. Question 1 – 10 BBEDEDABCA
  2. Question 11 – 20 DCBBABDABD
  3. Question 21 – 30 AECCBEACBA
  4. Question 31 – 40 DAACBDEEBD
  5. Question 41 – 50CCECBDCADA

NECO Further Maths / Mathematics Theory Essay

Further maths Essay Answer (Past Questions & Answer).

Warning: These Theory/Essay answers are NOT for this year.

Answer 1

P=15kg(15N)

Efx=8cos50degrees-10cos60degrees-150cos90degrees

=8(0.6428)-10(0.5000)-150(0)

=5.142-5

=-0.1424N

Efy=8sin50degrees

+10sin60degrees-150sin90degrees

=8(0.7660)+10(0.8660)-150(1)

=6.128+8.660-150

=-135.242N

i)Resultant of force R=Sqroot (Efx^2+Efy^2)

=sqroot(-0.1424)^2+(-135.242)^2

=sqroot( 0.020+18282.285)

=sqroot( 18282.305)

=135.21N

(1ii)

let titat be the direction of the resultant force

tan tita= Efx/Ef

tan tita=-135.212/-0.1424 =949.5225.

tita=tan^-1(949.5225) =89.94 degree

(1iii)

acceleration from P-R=F i.e 150-135.21=14.74

ma=14.79

a=14.79/m=14.79/150g

=0.986ms^-1

Question 2

a)From S=ut-1/2at^2

29=3.89*15-1/2*a*15^2

29=58.09-0.5*a*225

29-58-58.05=-0.5*a*225

-29.05=-112.5a

a=29.05/112.5

a=0.26m/s^2

b)Total distance=21m+8m=29m

Total time=10+5=15s

from S=(v+u/2)t

v=0,s=29m,t=15s

29=(0+u/2)15

29=(u/2)15

2*29=15u

58=15u

=>u=58/15

therefore initial velocity u=3.87m/s

Question (6i)

from 3x-y+11=0

-y=-3x-11

y=3x+11(comparing to y=mx+c)

gradient m=3, from equation of straight line

y-y1=m(x-x1)

(x1,y1)=(1,-5) or x1=1, y1=-5

y-(-5)=3(x-1)

y+5=3(x-1)

y=3x-3-5

y=3x-8

or y-3x+8=0 or 3x-y-8=0

Question (6ii)

from y=3x+4 and y=2x-1

let y1=3x+4 nand y2=2x-1

therefore m1=3, m2=2

let tita be the angle between the two lines.

tan titat=m1-m2/(1+m1m2)=(3-2)/(1+3(2))

tan tita= 1/1+6 =1/7

tita= tan^-1(1/7)

tita= 8.13 degree

Question 4

i)seven male surgeons can not be formed from a team consisting of four men. Also three female surgeons cannot be formed from two women. Hence the numbers of way is

Question 5

i)for -2<_x<_2

ie x=-2,-1,0,1,2 

for x=-2,

f(x)=(-2)^2+2=4+2=6

for x=-1,

f(x)=(0)^2+2=1+2=3 for x=0,

f(x)=(0)^2+2=0+2=2 for x=1,

f(x)=1^2+2=1+2=3 for x=2,

f(x)=2^2+2=4+2=6

Hence the co-domain are 2,3,6 ii) f is onto Reason since f(-2)=f(2) f(-1)=f(1) therefore f is onto iii)

f(x)=x^2+2=y =>x^2+2=y

x^2=y-2

x=sqroot(y-2)

f^-1(x)=sqroot(x-2)

f^-1(11)=sqroot(11-2)

=sqroot(9) =3 0r -3

Question 7

a)Given a*b=a+b+2ab where a, bER To show wether * is commutative

a*b=a+b+2ab

b*a=b+a+2ba=a+b+2ab=a*b

Hence, the operation is commutative

b)a*e=a+e+2ae=a=e*a

=>a+e+2ae=a

=>e+2ae=a-a

=>e(1+2a)=0

=>e=0/1+2a

=>e=0

the identity element e=0

7c)a*a^-1

=>a+a^-1+2aa^-1=0

a=a_1(1+2a)=0

a^1(1+2a)=0-a

a^-1(1+2a)=-a

a^-1=-a/1+2a

the inverse element a^-1=-a/1+2a

Any element E/ -a/1+2a has no inverse

Question 9

Given the curve f(x)=x^3-6^2-15x-1

dy/dx=3x^2-12x-15 of the turning point dy/dx=0

=>3x^2-12x-15=0

or x^2-4x-5=0

x^2-5x+x-5=0

x(x-5)+1(x-5)=0

(x-5)(x+1)=0

x=5 or x=-1

d^2y/dx^2=6x-12

i)The gradient of x=1=dy/dx x=1

=3(1^2)-12(1)-15

=3(1)-12-15

=3-12-15

=-24

9ii)when x=5,d^2y/dx^2 x=5

=6(5)-12

=30-12

=18

when x=-1,d^2y/dx^2 x=-1

=6(-1)-12

=-6-12

=-18

since d^2y/dx^2>1 when x=5, the y is minimum

since d^2y/dx^2<1 when x=-1,

then y is maximum at x=-1 when x=5,

f(x)=5^3-6(5^2)-15(5)-1 =125-150-75-1 =the maximum point is (5,-101) when x=-1,

f(x)= (-1)^3-6(-1)^2-15(-1)-1 =-1-6+15-1 =7

Hence the maximum point is (-1,7)t 

Question 13

diagram frictional for
ce Fr=mg sin tita =5.6* 9.8* 0.5878 =32.26N

Reaction R= mgcos tita =5.6 * 9.8

cos^2 36 56* 9.8 * 0.8090 =44.40N

(a) the force parallel to the plane Fr==32.26N

(b) from Fr= UR =0.45* 44.40 =19.98N 6

a) greatest height (H )= ( U ^2 sin ^2 tita )/ 2 g =956 ^ 2 sin ^2 ( 36)) / 2 (10) =( 3136 * 0. 5878 ^2 )/ 20 = 1083 .516 /20 =54 .196 =54 .18 6b ) horizontal range( R) = ( U ^ 2 sin2 tita ) /g =( 56^ 2 sin 2( 36) )/ 10 = (3136 * sin 72)/ 10 =( 3136* 0 .9511 )/ 10 =2982 .6496 /10 =298 . 26495 =298 . 26m 6c ) time of flight =2 sin tita / g =( 2 *56 sin 36) / 10 =112 * 0 .5878 =65 .8336 /10= 6 .5834

Question 15

15a) capital demand=N12,000* N120 =N5,040,000

total purchasing cost =N140*12,000 =N1,680,000

holding cost amount =20% =20/100 * N5,040,000 =N1,008,000

Economic order= N1,680,000 + N1,008,000 =N2688000

i) total value cost per n annum =N268800/12,000 =N224 

15bi) mean x=74 s.d=15 i) Pr(x>85)=x- xbar/ sigma

=85-74 /15

=11/15 =0.73

=0.2673

ii)

Pr(x<62)=(62-74)/15 =-12/15=-0.8 =0.2881 iii) Pr(62 =0.5-.2673 + 0.5- 0.2881 =0.4446

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