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Mathematics TIS ,
Paper 1 2009
3 hours

JABATAN PELAJARAN NEGERI

NEGERI SEMBILAN DARUL KHUSUS
PEPERIKSAANPERCUBAAN
SIJIL TINGGI PERSEKOLAHAN MALAYSIA
2009

MATHEMATICST
MATHEMATICSS

Paper 1

Three hours

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Instructions to candidates:

Answer all questions. Answers may be written in either English or Bahasa Malaysia.

All necessary working should be shown clearly.

Non-exact numerical answers may be given correct to three significant figures,

or one decimal place in the case of angles in degrees, unless a different level of
accuracy is specified in the question.

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1. Find the solution set of the inequality I 3x - 2 I < x + 5 . [4]

2. Find the value of a if one of the roots of the equation 6x 3 + ax

2
- 9 x - 2 = 0 is - ~2 .
With this value of a, find the remaining roots of the equation. [4]

3. Show that the matrix A ~ G~) is a root of the equation A' - 7A + 21 ~ 0,

where I and 0 are the 2 x 2 identity matrix and null matrix respectively.

Hence, find the matrix A-I. [5]

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4. Express 3x - 6x - 5 in partial fractions. [5]
(x + 1)( x-I) 2

5. Solve the equation ~+ .JIi+-; = .J- 4x - 3 . [5]

6. The equation eX = 2 - x 2 has one root between 0 and 1.

By using the Newton Raphson method, with the first approximation of Xo = 0.5 , find

the root correct to three decimal places. [6]

7. The function lis periodic with period 2 andl is defined by

I (x) = X 2 for 0 ~ x < I
I(x) = 3 - 2x for 1 ~ x < 2

(i) Sketch the graph I for - 2 ~ x <4 [3]

(ii) Find lim I(x) and lim I(x)

X-41+ X-41-

Determine whether I is continuous at x = 1 [5]

8. A curve is defined by the parametric equations

2
x = (3 - 6t + 4, y =t - 3+-
t
Find the equations of the normals to the curve at the points where the curve meets the
x -axis. [7]

Hence, find the coordinates of the point of intersection of the normals. [2]

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9. The variable point P(x, y) moves in such a way that AP 2 = 4BP 2 where A is the
point (1,3) and B is the point (4, -3).
(a) Find the equation ofthe locus of P which is a circle. State the radius and the centre of
thecirc1e. [5]
(b) Find the equation of the tangent to the circle at the point (1,-3). [4]

(c) The line OT is a tangent to the circle, where 0 is the origin.

Calculate the length of OT. [2]

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10. Expand (1-xr2 (1+ ax2 )'I. in ascending powers ofx up to and including the term in x . [5]
(a) Find the value of a if the first four terms in the above expansion are
1 + 2x + 4x2 + 6x3 •
State the set of values of x for which the expansion is valid. [4]
(b) By taking x = VB , find the value of Vfl correct to three significant figures. [3]

1 L Find the coordinates of the stationary points on the curve y = x 2 (x-3) and determine
their nature. [5]

Sketch the curve. . [2]

Find the area of the region bounded by the curve and the x-axis. Calculate the volume
of the solid formed when the region is rotated through 211: radian about the x-axis. [8]

12. (a) The third term of an arithmetic progression is 10, the nth term is 8 and the

(2n)th term is ! . Find the sum of the first 2n terms. [8]

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(b) In a geometric progression, the first term is 2 and the sum of the first three terms is
equal to thirteen times of the third term. Find two possible values of the common
ratio r.
The sum of the first n terms and the sum to infinity of the geometric series with r > 0
are Sn and Soorespectively.Determine the value of Soo and the smallest value ofn such
that Soo - Sn < 0.002. [8]

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MARKING SCHEME MATHS TliS 1, 2009

L 3x-2 > -(x+5) Ml
x > -%
and
3x-2 < x+5 Ml
x < 3Yz

- % < x < 3Yz 1'v11

{x:-% <x<3Yz} Al [4]

2. Ml

:: a=--7 Al

6X 3 -7X2 -9x-2=O

(2x + 1)(3x 2 '-5x::':".2 )=0 MI

(2x+ 1)(3x + l)(x - 2)= 0

1
... the other roots are - - and 2. Al [4]
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3. A 2 -7 A +21 . =. 35 26- 7 5 (1 °1.J= (·.0°.· · OO.)~.

(19 14) (3 2)4 .+ 20 MI

(. 32J'
. · i s a Toot of the equation.
5 4
Al

A2 -7A +21=0
A2 A-I _ 7 A A-I + 21 A"l = 0 A-I
A - 7I + 2 A"I = 0 Ml

Ml

(·-Ii2 %
-IJ Al [5J
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3x 2 - .6x-5 ABC
4. . . ' = '. +-
. - '-+--.,,-- M1
(x+l)(x-1)2 ( x +l) ,' (x~l) (x-l) 2 ,
, 2 • ... . 2
3x - 6x - 5.= A(x -1) + B(x + l)(x -1) + C(x + 1) Al
Substitute x =1 , C = -4 MI
x=-l, A=1
Comparing coefficients, B ' ~ 2 Al
3x 2 -6x-5 1 2 4
--~-- = + - - ~ ---:- Al [5]
(x+l)(x-l) 2 (x+l) (x-I) (x-I) 2

5. 4iy:' 1 '- ·~-t, '~,/~l ~+~' .\~ ;tit}, ~j,~~~<t' " "o;, 3
1 ....,. }~~ +" 2'"\;(f'-~~ ~~~\ Ml

M1
Al
x ;:;; Al [5]

6. B1
5 2
_ '. e0 + 0.5 - 2 _ 'l? '
Xo =0.5 , Xl - 0.5 - 05 - 0.5.)8- MIAI
. e ' + 2(0.5)

X2 = 0.5382~ 0.0025%.7893 =0.5373 Al

X3 = 05373 - 0.00007 / =0.5373 MI

. / 2,7860

x = 0.537 (3 d.p.) Al [6]

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7, (i)

. Curves Dl
Lines Dl
All correct Dl [3]

Oi) lirn lex )==lim(3 - 2x) == 1 Bl

.17 ....1 + X0 I+

Iim !tx}==·limx 2 =='1 BI

x .... 1- . ·.17 .... 1-

/(l};::;; .~' . t Ml
. , - .

lim! ex),d
x0 1 ..• .
leI) Ml
is continuous at ~ L AI [5]

8.
MI

Al
dx = 3t 2 -6, Ml
dt
t2 -2
dy ii .
= == Al
dx 3t 2 - 6 3t 2
Gradient of normal :
.t ; ~;' §Fadiept ,of normal= --]; Bl
'EggE(ti,qt1of nofm~i' :'
c'-' 3:iK',. :;±~ :" ~p >1~/3·;,~:,~ , f)- -' Al
'i~ra.qient of ndrri181: ~= - i

Equation of normar :
AI [7]
Solving:
Ml

Point of intersection : Al [2J

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Ml
-F 36
2
. X + y 2 -lDx + lOy +30 = 0 Al
MI
Radius =..JiO Al
Centre ~(5,-5) Al [5]

(bf +
..... '.' dy ..... dy .
2x+2y--lO+1O-.. =0 MI
dx dx
at

2~6 dy -10+ 10 dy =0
dx dx
. dy =2 Al
dx
. Equati9n.of tailg'enf :
y+3=2 MI
, x-J
Al [4]

(c) C(5,-5)

MI

Al [2]

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10 Et_~X2~!. "t ('2)('1'J m~,ji2~~3)c-d + ~ 2(~:')(~4\X)J + Ml

, =1+ 2x +3x2',+ 4x 3 + .. , ...... ... ... : .. ;". Al

( 1+
,
ax
2 ) I/. _ , ' ,/ >2
- L+Y4 ax + ...•. ,.. " ...
,"
i . '
,
BI

(1-x)-2(1-t-ax2 ) Y< ,,7" 1,+ 2x -f-::3xL + 4x3 + %ax2 + y; ;x3 + '" :.... .. M1
, " = 1+2x+(3+ ~ a) x2 + (4+ y; a) x 3 + ......... A l [5J

. (a) ' Equating 3+Y4 a = 4 Ml

, ' a =4 Al
V~lid, l~xli <l " ,'14~2r< 1 1'-11
{x :: ~ <x< Yz} Al [4]

' b',)' :" ('·" 1~1 / )c2("1":"'" 4/ "' )'1.=. ,1

' " /8" ' + / 82 :
' 2(1/ ) 4' ' I f ' 2 6(11.)3
/8 + l iS) + +..... ... .. ' M1
C ' ,j- I S

cUrl (1/(6)'I.~' 1.3242 .

- . , . .- . .

Vfl = ,32 x (1.3242) = 2.0277

49 " ' Ml
= 2.03(3 s:f.) A1 [3]

11. fx(x-2) = 0 Ml
: x=2
y= O y= -4
Thest?-tionarypointsar~(O, 0) and (2, -4) Al
"::','. ," " """ 'iz,BY ~;()f': 6, 0;-'.
dx 2
d <
y
2
0
d2 y ,
- 2
- 2>0 Ml
dx 'dx
Max. pt, (O,O) . Min. pt.C2,-4) AlAl [5]

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DIDI [2]

Area = J: (x 3
-
2
3x )dx MI

~ [:' -3~'I Ml

Ml

Al

Ml

~ ,,[< _d' 6 + 9n: M1

= 1t
(
3
7
·~-3 +-5-
6 9(3)5 J -0 Ml

729TC Al [8]
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12. (a)
2d=
a+ en -l)d == :8 any 2 Bl

(1)3(2) M1
(2) -(3) (5)
(4) ..;.. ~=~ Ml
-1'1 7
n=7 Al
1 Al
d =--
2
a 11 Al

M1
= 108:':5 Al [8]

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(b) 2 + 2[+ 21'2 = 13(2r2) Ml

(3r 't: )(4r+ l)= 0 Ml
r '== Y3 ) r= ..:y". Al

. 2
S Ml
.0 =1-'-l{
=3 Al
s;; ~ Sri < 0.002

3· -
211-c!3'rJ < 0.002 Ml
1-){
(Y3t < Y3(0.002)
nJogO.3J3 · < log 0.000667
n > 6.65 Ml
n=7 Al [8]