STPM Math T Coursework 2015-2016 (Semester 1 or 2 or 3)

STPM Math T Coursework 2015-2016 (Semester 3)

Question:

Hints:

Question 1a)

In order to select a random sample you need a list of all the students of your school. This list is called a sampling frame.

Suppose, for example, that the school consists of 450 upper secondary students and that you want to take a random sample of size 50. You would ....

Question 1b)
(I manage to get 50 girls' height (form 4 and form 5) from my tuition centre together with their parents' height.)

Question 2
-Study chapter 16 for confidence interval for the mean height of the students under subtopic population with unknown varance, large sample

Question 3a)
- Use the formula given above to count the predicted height. (Use Microsoft Excel)

Question 3b)
- Find range, divide into 3 equal class widths to get 3 categories

Question 4(a)
-Study chapter 18: Goodness of fit Test

Question 4(b) & (c)
- no hint.

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STPM Math T Coursework 2015-2016 (Semester 2)

Question:

Hints:

Question 1a) Use Area of triangle = 1/2 r (square) sin theta

Question 1b) n/2 x (square) sin (...)

Question 1c) 3.142

(Sample answer for question 1-free!)

Question 2a)i) e ii) e to the power of k (May use Microsoft excel)

                2b) Manage to find out 2 methods to show this. Method 1: substitution method (short method). Method 2: tabulation method (long method)

Question 3: Trapezium rule is a subtopic in the last chapter in semester 2: Numerical method
                3 (a) i) 3/4
                         ii) 17/24
                         iii) 1171/1680
                3 (b) ln (2t/t+1), ln 2.
                3 (c) -  

Full solution 

1. Results (8 pages of hand-written solution and 2 pages of microsoft excel tables),
2. Methodology (4 pages) and
3. Conclusion (3 pages).

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Introduction? 

Hints:
For question 1, check for how the formula of area of circle is being developed.
For question 2, check for the usage of limits
For question 3, find out how trapezium rule formula is obtained.

STPM Math T Coursework 2015-2016 (Semester 1)

Question:

Parametric equations express a set of related quantities as explicit functions of an independent variable, known as a parameter. An equation, relating variables  and  in Cartesian coordinates, can be expressed by parametric equations which describe a position on the curve.

1  The parametric equations of a plane curve are defined by .
Tabulate the values ,  and , and plot the curve.

2 (a)  Find three sets of parametric equations for the curve whose equation is .
(b)  Is it possible to choose  as the parametric equation for ? Can you start with any choice for the parametric equation for ?
(c)  Can you start with any choice for the parametric equation for ?

3  Suppose that the position of a particle at time  is given by

,

and the position of another particle is given by

,

(a)  Sketch the paths of the particles on the same coordinate axes.
(b)  How many points of intersection are there?
(c)  Determine whether there is any point where the particles collide.

Solution:

1.

2.a)
Method 1:

Method 2 & 3, question 2(b), 2(c) and question 3???

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