t 4 Wa EEO EOS WO OG LULLVLT VED Write your name here Pearson Edexcel Centre Number Candidate Number International GCSE Monday 22 January 2018 - Morning Pope Reference Time: 2 hours 4PM0/02 Calculators may be used. Instructions © Use black ink or ball-point pen. © Fill in the boxes at the top of this page with your name, centre number and candidate number. @ Answer alll questions. © Without sufficient working, correct answers may be awarded no marks. © Answer the questions in the spaces provided ~ there may be more space than you need. Information © The total mark for this paper is 100. © The marks for each question are shown in brackets, — use this as a guide as to how much time to spend on each question. Advice © Read each question carefully before you start to answer it. © Check your answers if you have time at the end. Turnover »Answer all ELEVEN questions, Write your answers in the spaces provided. You must write down all the stages in your working. 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YOON TW (5) 2 -24 Here is a quadratic equation 3x? + px + 4 =0 where p is a constant, (a) Find the set of values of p for which the equation has two real distinct roots, (b) List all the possible integer values of p for which the equation has no real roots. 4a). pr- 4 a4 56 pr - 4 30 Ps 16 Poztura (Ars) 6 Pre HN & ) ths) $4.435F2, 21,0 lng)show that 2 (nee + unter) 24 ih both — 2 4hee™ pice rey er + byt - et | 1 Ihe® Cshoun) |Diagram NO1 accurately dra oO : B Figure 3 = ~ Figure 3 shows the triangle OAB with Od = a and OB = b. a (a) Find AB in terms of a and b. a ) The point P is such that OP= 304, and the point Q is the midpoint of AB. = (b) Find PQ as a simplified expression in terms of a and b. @ The point R is such that POR and OBR are straight lines where OR = pC and BR = 108 = (c) Express OR in terms of @) a, bandy (i) a,bandA (3) (@) Hence find the value of @e Gi) 2 % a) 6 Ag + 8 = 4b b dhs)aaa eee Question 6 continued 6) ORs 3 OA ap Woo if —> A = “ta lf (@ Solve the equation ey =4 a Gi) Solve the equation log, 64 + 3log,x—log,4=5 mM hg a ap gh gee 7 g Bee on Sn 2 Bt Se = 2 Pour So 2 26 S>.bnt- banter dnd “2 $= 2) ET OED Zo => Ge- 2) Cnt) = 9 Mee.21 4 (Ans) i) loa 64 4 slog y « = tog 4 > Sgt ha Antes lg yf Ss eels eaeee @ @ @ au SIHLNI SLUM LON OG a |DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA 10. 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(6) The point R has coordinates (13, 0) (@) Show that (i) AB and RQ are equal in length, (ii) AB and RQ are parallel. G (e) Find the area of the quadrilateral ABOR. io me lt la. a) a at4 e # (> Ller)=Seana NNN rrr nn URN rere eee ere Question 10 continued b) = BXYt 2x t ~ Ibe Sxl +2x-4 Ss a s Y= 0. po tpaon IT P Co, ') (Ans) ya me -2 ~2 oe nel m-0 mim.2 nt sone chm | (ars) = Vem-g* ttn+i)~ (4v5)"2 (m- 0)" + (ne)? seme + (de) YS nel aQuestion 10 continued Q C315) lms) : ) 96. Vea S5ys R= VC13 --3)4. (9-5) Ve ' ) hence ABS RQ ave SVS, Mey ve eg lonalh cosy o HANAN EREVAN HINT NHIATHN HANQuestion 10 continued Corndient ng RO-= £20. ~5 413 L ZX As they beth Pave dhe Same. gradient , He Bu RQ. are pailh 9 Aa | 4 “Ls 7 a 2L[{-s-ra)+(- I +e)+lo-S2)- (cs-o)] 2 75 lms) Total for Question 10 is 15 marks) JAN TANT = TALL AANAU sumoverDiagram NOT. accurately drawn Figure 6 A pyramid with a rectangular base ABCD and vertex £ is shown in Figure 6, ‘The rectangular base is horizontal with AB = 12cm and BC=8cm. The diagonals of the base intersect at the point O, The vertex £ of the pyramid is vertically above O. The height of the pyramid is 4 om and AE =BE = CE = DF = 10cm (a) Show that A= 4/3 . @) (b) Find, in degrees to 1 decimal place, the size of angle OCE. @) The angle between OE and the plane CBE is 6° V7 2 (c) Show that cos 6° = a7 « The point P is the midpoint of BE and the point Q is the midpoint of CE. (a) Find, in degrees to 1 decimal place, the size of the angle between the plane OPQ and the plane EPO. a a) AC = Vig = 4B ” 00,0000—— Question 11 continued ve = Viet va)* = V4e Tox3 va. (shen) v pb). log LOLE-= oN IS. 10 Zole..= Cos | (42 — 459° Cans) ¢) aking We He madpoirt nb 6C hoe b+ (4NS. & 2 2YQ1Question 11 continued (50 = an (Shown) dank = Ge) = 44.) O= 42.2 (ns)