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Answers with no evidence of calculations will not score any marks.  \nUse the blank pages of the exam paper to do your rough work.  \nNothing should be removed from the exam room.  \nThe sum of n terms of the arithmetic progression a, a+d, a+2d, a+3d…is  \nS = ~~ ~~n2 [ 2a + (n −1)d]  \nTHIS SAMPLE IS FREE OF CHARGE AND MAY ONLY BE USED FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES  \nQuestion 1 If x = 1 − 5 is a root of equation ( x − 3)2 + ( p + 6)x −13 = 0 , find p and then find the second root of the equation  \nQuestion 2  \nSimplify A =  \n12  \n7 +  1   \n7 + 1 1 +  \n3 − 7  \nand B =  \nAnswer: p=  p   q   \n+ p + q p − q  p   q   \n− p − q p + q  \nand the other root is x=  \n.  \nAnswer: A= B=  \nQuestion 3  \nThe sum of the digits of a two figure number is 10. If the two digits are written in reverse order, the number increases by 18. What is the original number?  \nAnswer: The number is  \nQuestion 4 Draw the graphs of 3(x+4)=5(y+1) and 3(x+1)+y=14, showing clearly the points where they meet. 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