SACE Year 11 General Mathematics Practice Questions

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SACE Year 11 General Mathematics practice questions

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14 practice skills

SACE Year 11 General Mathematics includes 14 practice skills across Data and statistics, Networks, matrices and modelling, Financial mathematics, and Measurement and applications.

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Sample SACE Year 11 General Mathematics questions

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SACE Year 11 General Mathematics Data analysis hard regression graph

1. A regression model predicts fuel use with y = 14 + 2.3x, where x is load in tonnes. For x = 9, actual fuel use is 38.8 L. What is the residual, using actual - predicted?

Choices

4.1
-4.1
34.7
38.8

Explanation:

The predicted value is 14 + 2.3 x 9 = 34.7. The residual is actual - predicted, so 38.8 - 34.7 = 4.1.

SACE Year 11 General Mathematics Matrices hard transition diagram

2. A row state vector [active, paused] = [650, 350] is multiplied by transition matrix [0.82, 0.18; 0.30, 0.70]. How many members are expected to be active next month?

Choices

638
712
650
1000

Explanation:

Use the active column: 650 x 0.82 + 350 x 0.30 = 533 + 105 = 638.

SACE Year 11 General Mathematics Networks hard network diagram

3. In the network, the shortest route from A to F uses A-B-D-F. If the edge weights on that route are 6, 4, and 7, what is the shortest distance?

Choices

Explanation:

Add the weights on the stated shortest route: 6 + 4 + 7 = 17. The competing routes are longer, so the shortest distance is 17.

SACE Year 11 General Mathematics Measurement and trigonometry hard diagram

4. A surveyor stands 48 m from a tower. The angle of elevation to the top is 21°. What is the tower height, to the nearest 0.1 m?

Choices

18.4 m
17.2 m
44.7 m
124.7 m

Explanation:

Use tan(21°) = height / 48. The height is 48 tan(21°) = 18.425..., which rounds to 18.4 m.

SACE Year 11 General Mathematics Financial mathematics hard growth graph

5. An investment of $6400 earns 4.8% p.a. compounded quarterly for 18 months. What is the balance, to the nearest cent?

Choices

$6,874.85
$6,860.80
$6,707.20
$7,040.00

Explanation:

There are 6 quarters, each at 1.2%. The balance is 6400(1.012)⁶ = 6874.847..., so the balance is $6874.85.

SACE Year 11 General Mathematics Linear modelling hard break-even graph

6. Venue A costs $180 plus $12 per person. Venue B costs $420 plus $8 per person. For how many people are the costs equal?

Choices

Explanation:

Set the costs equal: 180 + 12p = 420 + 8p. Then 4p = 240, so p = 60 people.

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SACE Year 11 General Mathematics practice should make data, finance, matrices, networks, trigonometry, and decision-mathematics feel structured rather than guessable. These examples preview that style before the no-login General Mathematics demo.

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General Mathematics practice sits inside SACE Mathematics Stage 1 coverage for algebra, calculus, statistics, probability, measurement, finance, and modelling, with Skill Align keeping the route focused on the selected maths pathway.

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Preview question styles

Data and statistics: Students practise data and statistics through short targeted questions, explanations, and mode-specific feedback.
Networks, matrices and modelling: Students practise networks, matrices and modelling through short targeted questions, explanations, and mode-specific feedback.
Financial mathematics: Students practise financial mathematics through short targeted questions, explanations, and mode-specific feedback.

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Data and statistics
Networks, matrices and modelling
Financial mathematics
Measurement and applications

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South Australian students studying General Mathematics.

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