385 BP - 387

SINGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS' SCHOOL

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION 2018
SECONDARY FOUR
O.LEVEL PROGRAMME

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 4047t01

Paper 1

Wednesday 1 August 2018 2 hours

Additional Malerials Answer Paper

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Write your class, index numbe[ and name on all the work you hand in.
Wrile in dark blue or black pen on both sides of the paper.
You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs.
Do not use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid.

Answer all the questions.

Write your answers on the separate Answer Paper provided.
Give non-exact numerical answers correct to 3 significant figures, or 1 decimal place in the case of
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The use of an approved electronic scientific calculator is expected, where appropriate.
You are reminded ofthe need for clear presentation in your answers.

At the end of the examination, fasten all your work securely together.
The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question

The total number of marks for this paper is 80.

 396 BP - 388

Mathematical Fonnulae

I. ALGEBRA

Quadratic Equation
For the equation ai+bx+c=0,
-b!,[b' -4*
2a

Binomial expansion
(a + b\" - a' .( :)u-'u.(
l.l, :),'' t' * ... *(')o'-' b' + ... + b',
\2) \,)
where n is apositive integerand
':\.n-r+t)
0="*^-n(n-1)

2. TRIGONOMETRY

Idenlities
s]nl A+cot A=1
secz A=l+lan2 A
cosec2 -l +col2 A
A
sin(l + 8) = sin I cos-B t cos I sin B
cos(,{ + r) = coslcos-B + sinl sinB
. lar. Aalll'J B
tan( A ! Bl
l+tan Atur B

sinlA = Zsin AcosA

cos2A = cos'A-sinz A = 2cos2 A-l = 1-2sin2 A

- =
tanzA
2tan A
l-tan2 A

-
Formulae .for L,ABC

a b c
sin I sinB sin C

a2 = b2 + c2 -2bccos A

L=lbcsin,q
2
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I A rectangle has a length of (6rE + 3) cm and an area of 66 cm2. Find the perimeter of the

rectangle in the form (a + bJr\ cm, where a and 6 are integers. t3l

2. On the same axes sketch the curues y2 = 225x and y = l5i. t3l

3 (D Find the exact value of l5'. given that 25'*2 =36x4-' . t3I
(ii) Hence, find the value ofx, giving your answer to 2 decimal places t2)

1. (a) Given that log, y - log, ;r = I + log, (x + y), express y in terms of -x. t3l
(b) Solve the equation logr(8 - x) + log, .r = 2log, l5 . tll

5 The equation of a curve is y = -5L.

"'l'' . s
(D Show that 9 .u, b" expressed in the form **U , where a and b are constants. [3]
dx + 5)l
12-x

(ii) Civen thaty is increasing at a rate of 0.4 units per second, find the rate ofchange of.r
when x: 2. 12)

6. The roots ofthe quadratic equation 4xr + x- m= 0, where n is a constant, are a and B.

I
The roots ofthe quadratic equation 8x2 + nx +l =0, where n is a constant, ?f€ ----= and
a' B,
(i) Show that n : - 8 and hence find the value of n. tsl
(ii) Find a quadratic equation whose roots are a+2and B +2 .
t4l
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2-2sec1 x
7. (D Show that
(l +cos.r)(l
= -Zsec'x t3l
- cos.r)

(ii) Hence find, for -rr ( x ( n, the values ofx in radians for which
2 -2sec: r
=4hnr. 14)
(1+ cos;r)(l - cos.r)

8 The temperature, 7'C, of a container of liquid decreases wilh time, , minutes. Measured values
of Iand , are given in the table below.
, (min) l0 20 30 40
7fc) 58.5 4l .6 34.7 3r.9

It is known that I and t are related by the equation T = 30 + pe-q' , wherep and q are constants.

(i) On a graph paper, plot ln(r-30) against I for the given data and drawa straight line
graph. t3l
(iD Use you graph to estimate the value ofp and ofq. t4l
(iii) Explain why the temperature ofthe liquid can never drop to 30oC. tl]

9. Given that y =2xet-' . find

dy
(D 17)
dx
,t ,

(iD p forwhich 9{+29* pet-' =0,

' dx'z dr' 141

(iii) the range ofvalues ofr for which y is an increasing function. t3l

10. An open rectangular cake tin is made ofthin sheets of steel which costs $2 per I 000 cm2.
The tin has a square base of length.r cm, a height of, cm and a volume of4000 cm3.

(D Sho!,,'that the cost ofsteel, C. in dollars, for making the cake tin is given by

6-= r' * 3i. t2l

500 x

Given that x can vary,

(iD find the value ofx for which C has a stationary value, L3l

(iii) explain why this value of;r gives the minimum value of C. t3l
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11. The diagram shows a kite EFGII with EF = EH and GF = GH. The point G lies on the ),-axis
and the coordinates ofF ard 1l are (2. I ) and (6, 9) respectively.

v
H

-I
o
r1
The eouation ofEF is v=-+:.
84
Find
O the equation ofE.c, t4l
(iD the coordinates of E and G, t3l
(iii) the area of the kite EFGH. t2l

12.

D C

A B
F
The diagranr shows a circle passing through points D, E, C and F. where FC = FD.
The point D lies on AP such that AD = DP.
DC and EF cut PB at T s]uch that PT TB. :
(D Show that lB is a tangent to the circle at point.F. t3l

(ii) By showing that triangle DFT and triangle EFD are similar, show that
DF2-FT2=FTxET. t4l

End of Paper 1
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S!NGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS' SCHOOL

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION 2018
SECONDARY FOUR
O.LEVEL PROGRAMME

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 4047t02

Paper 2

Friday 3 August 2018 2 hours 30 minutes

Additional Materials: Answer Paper

Cover Page

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Write your class, index number and name on all the work you hand in.
Write in dark blue or black pen on both sides of the paper.
You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs.
Do nol use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid.

Answer all the questions.

Write your answers on the separate Answer Paper provided.
Give non-exact numerical answers correct to 3 significant llgures, or 1 decimal place in the case of
angles in degrees, unless a different level of accuracy is specified in the question.
The use ofan approved electronic scientific calculator is expected, where appropriate.
You are reminded ofthe need for clear presentation in your answers.

Atthe end ofthe examination, fasten all your work securely togelher.
The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part queslion.

The total number of marks for this paper is 100

The Question Paper consists of 5 Drinted paoes and 1 blank paqe.

 341 BP - 393

Mathematical Formulae

I. ALGEBRA

Quadratic Equation
For the equation axz +bx+ c = 0,

-b+ b2 - 4ac
2a

Binomial expansion
/') ("\
(o*tl" -o'*(n\ b.Of"' b' + "'+lr)a" b' + "'+ b^'
\t f''
where z is a positive integer and (')- --!l --'r'-tl ln-.tt)
\r ) rtln- r\l rt

2. TRIGONOMETRY

Identities
sinz A+ cos2 A=l
see ,q = \+tar? ,q

cosec2l = I + cot2 A
sin(l + N) = sin I cos B tcos I sin B

cos(l + B) = cos ]4 cos B + sin I sin B

lanAltan B
lan( A ! Bl
l+tan A tan B
sinZA = 2sin Acos A

cos2A = cosz A-sin2 A = 2cosz A-l = I -2sin2 A

-
tanlA=-
2tan A
'l
- tar.z A

Formulae for LABC

a _b *c
sinl sinB sin C
az =b2 +c2 -2bccos A

L=lbcsinA
2
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I (a) In the expansion of 1:x-t1t -ix;' where /r is a non-zero constant, there is no term in l.
Find the value of k. 14)

ll
2
(b) In the binonrial expansion of -n
7
, in ascending powers of .t, find the term in
.I
which the power of .x first becomes positive. l4l

2. (a) Explain why the curve y=px| +2x-p will always cut the line y=-l at two distinct
points for all real values ofp. t4I

(b) Find the values ofd such that the c\r'tE y : sx2 I a+ a lies below the x-axis. t41

3 (a) The diagram shows two right-angled triangles with the same height x cm.
One triangle has a base of4 cm and the other triangle has a base of 6 cm.
Anglesl and.B are such thatl + B 135". :
4cm 6cm

rcm .x cm

Find the value ofr. t1l

(b) The currenty (in amperes), in an alternating current (A.C.) circuit, is given by
y = 170 sin(kt), where , is the time in seconds.

The period of this function is ]-

60
s""ono.

(D Find the amplitude ofy. []

(ii) Find the exact value oft in radians per second. tll
(iii) For how long in a period is y > 85e t31
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{ The function EG) = 2xo + xi + 4x2 +,tr.x - t has a quadratic factor 2x2 +3x +1 .
(D Find the value ofi and oft. t5l
(iD Detemine, showing all necessary working, the number of real roots of the equation
c(r):O. t4I

5. The function fis defined by f (x) = 4+2x-3x2 .

(D Find the value ofa, ofD andof cforwhich f(x)=a+b(x+c)'1. I4l

(iD State the maximum value of f(x) and the corresponding value ofx. tzl
(iii) Sketch the curve of y=lf(x)l for -l<x<2, indicating on your graph the coordinates
of the maximum point. t3I
(iv) State tle value(s) of t for which lf
(.r)l = /r has

(a) I solution, lll

(b) 3 solutions. tll

6' (o rind a
dx [On,l']
t2l
Jx- -5lnx
(ii) Using the result from part (i), find
i .x
and hence show that

" 3x3 -5lnx dr u 7

I r -Or
e
2
t4l

7. (i) Show that

$(secr) = secrtan , l2l

(ii) Civen that -!.r.!. find the value of z for which y=et'' is a solution of the
22
equation
d'y ,dy
E = (l + tan -r)
dr
17)

8. A circle passes through the points l(2. 6) and B(5, 5), with its centre lying on the line
3Y =-x+5.

(D Find the perpendicular bisector of,4B t3l

(ii) l'ind the equation ofthc circlc. l4l
CD is a diameter of the circle and the point P has coordinates (-2, -l )
(iii) Determine whether the point P lies inside the circle. I2l
(iv) Is angle CPD a right angle? Explain. trl
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B
9 (D Given that =A*x-3.*-l-. where l. B and c are constanrs. lind the
",-!-**!
x' -6x +9 (x-3)-
value ofl, ofB and ofC. t4l

(iD curve,, = t" - !-'.

x'-6x+9I
Hence, find the coordinates of the turning point on the

and determine the nature of this tuming point. t6l

10. A particle starts from rest at O and moves in a straight line with an acceleration ofa ms-2, where
a = 2t - 1 and I is the time in seconds since leaving O.

(i) Find the value ofl for which the particle is instantaneously at rest. t4l
(ii) Show that t}re particle retums to O after 1] seconds. t4l
2
(iii) Find the distance travelled in the first 4 seconds. 121

11. The diagram below shows part ofa curve y = f (;r) . The curve is such that f ix;=,;-x-I and
it passes through the point O(4. 0). The tangent at p meets the y-axis at the point P.

-Y
o 4. 0)

(D Find f(x). t3l

(ii) Show that the /-coordinate ofP is -6. t3l
liii) Find the area ofthe shaded region. t4l
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3?s

Pa per 1

66 ))
1. Breadth
:
6r/3 + zJz+t
_ 66
- 0.6+:-616-3
22 z.E -t
0.6-r 2J3+t 2.h*l
66$J, -3) ?2QJi_D
-X-
99 11

= 4\6-
Perimeter = 4t"tl * + +Jl - 21

=2N5+2 cm

2. v v =l5f
=225x

3. (i) 25x+2 _ 36x91- /

{5,,v54\ =!:9'z
I

,r.,rrrr,,1=2"
' ?'
25"
.t2-o2
/t <,t\2-
25'
18
15' > 0, 15. :
25

18
(it) 15'=
25

*rnrs = rn[]q')
" "\ 1< I
.lEl/rs\
"\2s
-l )
1g15
:4.12

4. (a) log, y- log, r: I + v)

 BP - 398
386

logrl=1* 3*lcgr(.x+ y)
I
Z=3e+ y)
*
y= 3x2 +3ry
!-!ry=3*
/0-3-x;=3,2
3xz
- l-3.r

{b) logr(8 -.r) + 1og,*= 21ogr 15

?lm 15
lE^[r(8-r)l ' = '-"o' -"
log,9
2log' 15
loe,[-r(8 - *)l
" - 2lop,3
8: - - 15
.x2

12-8:+15-0
(:- 3)(r-5) = 0
t=3, 5
.L r
(2x +5)']
-I
5. (i) dy O)-i(r
2' -
4)(2x + 5)'1 Q)

& 2t +5
I

_ (2x+ 5)-7 (2x+ 5- x + 4)

2t+5
x+9
------=
(2x+)'z

dY
(ir) when, = 2-'dtdidt
--dY
^d'
0.4 '*t ,'*dt
=(+s)'
tu
d..= 0.4'27
11

=!1 or 0.982 unit per second

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397

5. lil "*p=_i
m
dp
4
1 I
('oB)' 8
aD:Z
.'.-m =2
4
8

11n
a'p'8 --
""': +""= =

or*t =_!
d'pt g

a3 + 93 =-,
-r1=1a+ fil@+ p)'-zof)
.l

n
/ l)[/ t)2
=-l - ll l--l-6
I' 4,/ll
'L' 4)' ,)

95
64

(iil Surn ofroots =a+9+4

15
4
product of roots = (a + 2)(p + 2)
--aB+2(a+ B)+4

=z*z(-!\*q
(4/
1l
2

New Equation 12 - fx+g=O or 4x2-15x+22=0

 BP-400
1tr

7. /,- ts€c x 2

-2(sec? r-1)
{i)
0 .+ cos rX1-cos.,r) sin2 r
-2tarf x
sia'.r
sin2*
;J;
sin2 x
't
co6 .lr

= -2 secl .r

2-2s*2 x
(iil = 4tat.r
(1+ cos rf,l- cos x)
-2sec2 -r = 4tan;r.
I 2sini
- =
"."8
."",
-l:2sinrcos*
sin 2; = -1
^rr3n
2'2
r=---r3n
44-

8. (D
t Irolzol:ol+o

{ii) T =30+ pe-$

1n(T -30) =tnp- qt
ln p = 4.25
P = ea2s ='70.7

_ 0.65 - 4.25
40
= 0.09

lii) since e-4 >0,

?=30+7oa-uo'>30
Harce, Z > 30 for all values ofr.
 BP-401

fie

e. (D
dy
tlr
2e1-r _ . xe1-x

d'y
G) =4)-x -2/-'*to)-x
d*
=-4d='+2*d-'

d'y
+29* pe =u
dxz dx

"
o.y
1?1
-oy
-pe' -
r1r2 dr
- -4e1-x +2xe)1'x + 212e1-' 2xe1-')
= -4e1-' +2xe1-' + 4e1-* - 4xe1-'
- -1Xe
p 2x

dy
(iii) When > 0, 2et-' -zxet- * > o
dx
2e1-'71- x1 > o
Since el ' > o for all "r, l-.r> o
x<1

10, (i) ,'h--4000-r=ry

g = 2 Ahr\
1000 ^1r'*
(x'+ 4xx-----
4ooo\
I
1000 \.r) |

x' 32
500 x

dc r ?,
(iD
t- ,so - *,
When *--o.
d,x ?50 .":
??
0
x: = 8000
x=20

(ii1)
d2c r 64
dr2 250' I
-=-1- (-
*"_
,12 ?
" - n
When 20
-r =
a 2so'"
d2c
Since, >0 when x=20, C has a minimtnn value.
dr:-
 BP-402
ry
11. (i) Gradient of FH:'ol '=c,
6*2
Gradient of EG : -' I
a

(z+e
I ti) Mi@ointofFll =l r, 1+9\
, )
: (!,s)
I
Equaton of.E'G: v 5=--(x
'2' 4)

J-
-2

(iii)
.I
.I + -a3
/=-+-
84
5'=21
84 +r=ro
Y=2
Coordinate ofE : (10, 2)

,_
'2
When:r:O, t=7
Coordinate ofG : (0, 7)

(iv) r'.r.eaof EFGH

rlo z to o ol
-zlt
-_t
1 z s 7l
I

= o* no * or) - (la+ lo + I 2)l

f,lt
= 50 urLit'z

Alternative Method

.,qTE?, /16rT5t
2

= 50 urits']
 BP-403

1E

12. (r) DT is para[.elto AB.

ZAFD : ITDF (alt angies)
: IFED
SiurceZAFD xrd IFED satisftes the altemate segnenl
theorem,.lB is a tangent at F.

(nl ZDFE is common

ZIDF : IDCF (base angles of an isos triargle)
ZDaF : LDEF (angles in the same segrnerit)
:.DFT wd EFD are similar tiangles (AA)

DF _FT
EF FD
DFz-F?xEF
-* FT x(ET +TF)
= FTz +FTxET
DF2 -FT2 = FT xET
 BP-404
qdz

.solution

1. lal (3r-1)0 - **)?

= (3r-lx1- 7er +'21k2x' + ...1

-21h-21F =0
-2141+&)=o
k+o, k---1

(n\r t )r'
(b) t"'=['J[;] (
"]'
=["lt'',-'u-''""-,'
5r-36>0
r>7.2
r =8
/r?\
r, =[iJtz'x-u', 1A-36

792Oxa

2. (a) pxl'+2x-p=-1
ptt + Zt+l- p=0
o =a-alpXl-p)
--4p?--4.p+4
--4\1t?-p+l) OI 4p1 -4p+l+3
lr r\2 rl
=4 o-!- I +1-4) (2p-l)'?+3
t(' 2)
= 4[P-;)',.3'o (Zp-l)'1+3>O

sm." Ir-l]'
t- 1) > 0
or (2p-l)'2 > 0,

the discriminant > 0 the curve will always cut the

the line at two distinct points for all real values of p.

{h) D=1-4a2 i0
D =7 4a2 <0 and a<0
(1+2a)(1-2a) <0 or 4.a2-1> o
(2a- 1f,2a + 1) > 0
11
a<--ZLota>-

,,oa-!
2
 BP-405
483

3, {a) ,*rr=;,r*rr=;
tan(l E) = tan 135'
+
tatA+ tar]B
I
l- twAtanB
a x / r\/r\
4 6 \.4/\.6./
6x+ 4x= -24+ i
x'-lox-24=o
k-12Xx+2)= 0
x=12 -2(NA)

{b) y = 1 70sin(fi)
(i) Amplitude : 170 or 170 A
I
(iil
60
= 72On

(iri) When/ = 85, 170sil(l20nr) = 8s

sin(l202r)
85 1

170 2
1t 5n
120 Tt ==,
o 6
15
' 720' '720

Dt:ration
5l
720 720
1 se"-d,
180
 BP-406
494

4' {i) g(r) = 2to +x) +4x2 +hx-k

Zxz +3x+!= (2x+ lXx+ l)

-[-+)=.
,l-rl.f / r\ -t=0
\ 2) (-ll
I
2,
+4 +h l-; I

vL-t=o
*+L=t . (1)
2
c(-l) =0
2-1+4 h-k=0
h+k=5 ......(2)
h
=+
2
h=8
k---3
Ahernatfue method
Zx1 +x3 +,1x2 +ht-p = (2jf, +3x+1)1x? + bx- k)
Comparing coefficient of 13, 7 = 2b + 3
b=-1
Comparing coefficient ofrz, 4= *2k+$+1
k=-3
Comparing coefficient of ;r, h=b -3k
h=8
( ii) Let g(.r) = (2;r: +3:r+1)(-rr + bx +3)
Comparing coefficient of4 8 = 9+6
b=-1
g(r) = (2r? +3*+1)(.r' -* +3)

efit) = 0
Az+llG + 1)fr?-x+3)= o
1_
x= -1,, r=1 orx'-.r+3=O
b2-Aac:1-12<0
= -11< 0
No real roots.
Hence, g(.r) = 6 has only 2 real roots
 BP-407
4db

s. (D \z) =4+2x 3t'?

=-t(,,
( -?I)*t
3,
=-.[r,-])'-1-l*,
3) e.l
L(
I)'
=-{l-(I ]t-- 11| +-1
13

IJ
G=4
3

(ii) Maxvalue . al
=]l33
at r=!3
(iii)
.f I t3
J
;J
(2,1)

I
(-1, l)
I
-r

l3
(tu)(al k
3
(bl 1<k<4
 BP - 408
4kb

6. (i) aflrrl' = rtr(l'l

dr' [rJ
l1nx
x

x
(ii)
I
3:r3 -51n:r
.T
a' - Jr,'?u 5ln
x
d{

= r' -lrh.r)2 +c
2'
3r3 51n;r I \
r -
a
^ ^t
dr = l--fln-r)'I
1' \
.t1

d d
7. (tl
drc
(sec :r)
dx
[(qos r)-'l ]

= (- lxcos -r)-? (- sh r)
1 sin.x
@s r @st
= secr tanr

dy d,* ,)
{ii)
dx dr'
-te
: sec2.r4 Lrnx
d'y ar*"",
& =
dx
**.)
= al*'(2sec r)(secr tan.r) + sec2 ;r(sec2 *eh')
= sec? rer'a'(2 tant+ sec?.r)

=(l+2tanr+tan2.x)9
' 'dr

=
(1 + tan r't2 I
n=2
 BP-409
M
2+5 6+5
8. (i) Mi@oint ofTB =
2 2

7 '21l
7

Gradient ofl-B =- "

=_13
Gradiort ofperpendicular bisector : 3
7
Equation of perpendrcular bisector,, - | = t( a--
1l 2

Y =3x-5
(n) From (i) y=3x-5 (1)
The cente also lies cn 3y= -.r1J (2)
Substitute (1) hto (2),
3(3r- Si = -3i 5
t=2
v=1
Centre of circie, (2, 1)

Radius ofcircle = (z-s)'z+(1-5)'z

_-JE
- 5 units

Equation ofcircle, (x -2)1 +(y-l)1 =25

Or x2 + y? -4x-2y-2a:o
(iii) Dstance between the Centre andP
(2+Z)')+(7+1)'1
= z16 units < S units

P lies inside the circle.

lf angle CPD = 90", P should lie on the circle.

(fught angle in a semicircle)
Hence, argle CPD camot be 90o
 BP-410
4&

s. (i)
x2 - 4x+l
a? -6a+g
x2 2x-8
-4x+l -l+..._
Using Long Divisior;
x' - 6x +9 (r- 3)'

Let
2x-8 B C
---------------- --------------:-
=
(r-3)' x-3 (r - 3)'
-*
2x I B(r-3)+C
(r-3)' (r-3)'
2x-8= B(x-3)+C
Comparing coefficient of :r, B:2
Letr=3, 6*8-C
c: -2
A--7

(ii) I =1fr+zrr-3fr-2(jr-3),]
ik drL
= -2(x - - 2(2)(x - 3)-3
3)-'1

= -2(x- 3)-r (r- 3 - 2)

2(x-5) 10 2x 2 4
(x-3)' (x-3)' (r -3)' (x-3)'

2(r- 5)
wi." - (r-.I ='
$:0,
x=5
Whenx= 5, ,=1
3)
Tumiry point 5
2)

Alternatfue Method
dv2 +
Whca -!= O, -;-.:i: *
al, l, - t. G-3-F
1 2
(x-:1e (r-4e
2(.r-3)'?=(r-3)3
Since * + 3, a--'),
.r= 5
When;= t, ,=1
3)
Trumng point, ). -t
))
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d'l _ -2(:r - 3f + 2(3)("r- 5)(x - 3)'z

dr2 (, - 3)o
_ 2(r-3) + 6(x- s)
- ---------:-----:
t.x _ _.)
4t-24 4 12

G-3)' (r-3)' (r-3)"

\\trenx:-5-' 4=-t.
dx' 4
O

(r, J)***r,,--rr*
Alternative method
x 5- 5 5+
dy
+ 0
dt
Siope
3\
(', -t2) is maximum point.
 BP-412
Afi

10. (D --trzt-vt
=l'-l+C M1
When r: 0; v :0, C=0
A1 A0 {lf no Cl
-When
v: 0, tz-t=0 M1
,(r2-t)=o
r=0(NA) I A1

( ii)
'=le-*
ff M1
32
When r: 0, s : 0, D:O
I' t'
'tl
A1 A0 {f rio c)

When s: 0,
t3 rz
M1
1?
2t3 - =o 3t2
r'12t-31= g
r-0, :11
Answer with
Hence, the partcle returns-to O atler tlseconds. A1
conclusion

Alternative method
r s 1.53 1.52
\\Ihenr-a-
2' -::-.-
3 2
M1

=0
Answer with
Hence, the particle retums to O after l]seconds. A1
2 conclusion

13 12!
(iiil r#rrn t = 1. -326

When r: 4, ,t =o'_L=rr!
3?3
Distance travelled

= rrl*:l1l
{ ihl
M1

=r:23 m AT

(10 marks)
 BP-413
4fi,

ll
11. (i) f(x)= x2 -x t
1l
fixl = f 1r: -x 1)da M1
J
^ll ? -; +c
L
A1
=-x'/
3
-'2xt
^JI
At (4, 0), +(4)7 -2(4)'1 + c = 0
3

^4
J
11 L t
f (t\ = atz -2t2 - - A1
33
dy ! _1
(ii) AtQ, f (*) = -- 42 -4 2

dr
=12 B1

1
Equation ofPp, -v=:(t-4\
2'
M1

1
y=-r-6
'2
:. alP" Y= -6 A1

{iii) Area ofshaded region

=lx4x6+ l'(z-i-* -!)* ",

2 J, [3 3)
M1
Difference
(t I ! a\
-lx4x6- |
=t2 -2a2 -: 3 I ,,l
2
It' [3 )
lz
|
1 l
2xz 4 A
-xt
=rz*l|- ----=-
J3- -
M1 lntegral + limits

lz 2 0

t+ E 4l + ta
=12+trsr,
4 ',,-T'IO
=n*l -lrari-1r+il
rqti
Lr5' 3 3')
," 112
M1
15

15,*it, o, +915 unlt, or 4.53 ruLif

=!9 A1

{10 marks}

End of Paper 2