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FORMULAS FOR REFERENCE
A B A B
sin( A  B)  sin A cos B  cos A sin B sin A  sin B  2 sin cos
2 2
cos(A  B)  cos A cos B  sin A sin B A B A B
sin A  sin B  2 cos sin
2 2
tan A  tan B
tan( A  B)  A B A B
1  tan A tan B cos A  cos B  2 cos cos
2 2
2 sin A cos B  sin( A  B)  sin( A  B) A B A B
cos A  cos B  2 sin sin
2 2
2 cos A cos B  cos(A  B)  cos(A  B)
2 sin A sin B  cos(A  B)  cos(A  B)
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SECTION A (50 marks)
1. (a) Expand (1  x )5 .
(b) Find the constant  such that the coefficient of x 2 in the expansion of (1  x)8 (1  x)5 is
3.
(4 marks)
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2. Define f ( x)  for all x   3 . Find f '(1) from first principles. (4 marks)
2x 1
3
2

3. (a) (i) Prove that cos3x  4cos3 x  3cos x.
(ii) Prove that 4cos x cos( x  30)cos( x  30)  2cos x  cos3x.
(b) Using (a)(ii), prove that 4cos 40  8cos10 cos 40 cos70  1.
(6 marks)

4. (a) Using integration by parts, find  u (21u )du .
(b) Define g ( x)  x(212 x ) for all real numbers x. Find the area of the region bounded by the
graph of y  g ( x) , the straight line x  1 and the x-axis.
(6 marks)


2n
1 n 1
5. (a) Using mathematical induction, prove that   for all
k  n ( k  3)( k  4) 2(n  2)(n  3)
positive integers n.
80
1
(b) Using (a), evaluate  (k  3)(k  4) .
k  20
(7 marks)


6. Consider the system of linear equations in real variables x, y, z

x  3y  2z  6

( E ) : 4 x  8 y  3az  11 , where a, bR .
3 x  (a  3) y  az  b

(a) Assume that (E ) has a unique solution.
(i) Find the range of values of a.
(ii) Express z in terms of a and b.
(b) Assume that a  6 . If (E ) has no solutions, find the range of values of b.

(7 marks)


7. Consider the curve C : y  e x 1 , where x  1 . Let O be the origin. It is given that P is a

moving point on C such that OP2 increases at a constant rate of 8 square units per second.
The tangent to C at P cuts the x-axis at Q. Denote the x-coordinate of P by u.
(a) Find the x-coordinate of Q in terms of u.
(b) Find the rate of change of the area of OPQ when u  2 .
(8 marks)


8. Let f ( x) be a continuous function defined on R. Denote the curve y  f ( x) by  . It is

given that  passes through the point (5, 15) and f '( x)  2x  4 for all x  R .
(a) Find the equation of  .
(b) Let L be a tangent to  with a positive slope and it passes through the point (1, 1).
Denote the point of contact of L and  by P.
(i) Find the coordinates of P.
(ii) Find the equation of the straight line which is perpendicular to L and passes
through P.

(8 marks)


SECTION B (50 marks)
( x  1)3
9. Let f ( x)  for all real numbers x  2 . Denote the graph of y  f ( x) by G.
( x  2) 2
(a) Find the asymptote(s) of G. (3 marks)
(b) Find f "( x). (2 marks)
(c) Show that G has exactly one turning point. (2 marks)
(d) Find the point(s) of inflexion of G. (2 marks)
(e) Let R be the region bounded by G, the x-axis and the y-axis. Find the volume of the
solid of revolution generated by revolving R about the x-axis. (4 marks)



 2 sec2 x
10. (a) Let 0  x  . Prove that  . (1 mark)
4 3cos 2 x  5 3  sec2 x

2
(b) Evaluate  4 dx. (3 marks)
0 3cos 2 x  5
(c) Let f ( x) be a continuous function defined on R such that f ( x)   f ( x) for all x  R .

 
Prove that  
f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx   x f ( x)dx for any R .
0
(4 marks)

6sin 2 x
(d) Evaluate  4
 ln(e x  1)dx. (5 marks)

4 (3cos 2 x  5) 2




 4 6 
11. Let M    . Denote the 2  2 identity matrix by I.
1 3
(a) Find a pair of real numbers a and b such that M 2  aM  bI . (3 marks)
(b) Prove that 5M  [2  (3) ]M  [3(2 )  2( 3) ]I for all positive integers n. (4 marks)
n n n n n
(c) If ( M 1 ) n  cM  dI , where n is any positive integer and c, d R , find c and d in terms

of n. (5 marks)



12. Let OP  6i  8j  6k and OQ  15i  8j  6k , where O is the origin. R is a point lying on
PQ such that PR : RQ  2 : 5.
(a) Find OP  OR . (2 marks)

(b) Let S be a point such that OPSR forms a parallelogram. Find the area of OPSR.
(2 marks)
(c) Let N be a point such that ON  (OP  OR) , where  is a real number.
(i) Show that NR  PQ.
(ii) Let  be a real number such that NQ is parallel to 30i j  28k .
(1) Find  and .
(2) Denote the angle between OPQ and NPQ by . Find .
(8 marks)


END OF PAPER

Suggested Solutions
1. (a) (1  x)5  1  5 x  10 x 2  10 x 3  5 x 4  x 5 1A
(b) (1  x)8  1  C18x  C28 (x)2  1M

C28  2  5(C18 )  10  3 1M
28  40  13  0
2
(2  1)(14  13)  0

1 13
  or 1A
2 14
(4)
f (1  h)  f (1)
2. f '(1)  lim 1M
h 0 h
3(1  h) 3(1)

2(1  h)  1 2(1)3  1
3
 lim
h 0 h
3(1  h)  2(1  h)3  1
 lim
h 0 h[2(1  h)3  1]
3(1  h)  2(1  3h  3h 2  h3 )  1
 lim 1M
h 0 h[2(1  h)3  1]
2h3  6h 2  3h
 lim
h 0 h[2(1  h)3  1]
2h 2  6h  3
 lim 1M
h  0 2(1  h) 3  1
 1 1A
(4)
3. (a) (i) cos 3x  cos(2 x  x)

 cos 2 x cos x  sin 2 x sin x 1M
 (2 cos x  1) cos x  2sin x cos x sin x
2
 2 cos3 x  cos x  2 cos x(1  cos 2 x)

 4cos3 x  3cos x 1

(ii) 4cos x cos( x  30)cos( x  30)  2cos x
 4 cos x(cos x cos 30  sin x sin 30)(cos x cos 30  sin x sin 30)  2 cos x
 3 1  3 1 
 4 cos x  cos x  sin x   cos x  sin x   2 cos x 1M
 2 2  2 2 
 cos x(3cos x  sin x)  2 cos x
2 2
 cos x(3cos 2 x  1  cos 2 x)  2cos x

 4cos3 x  3cos x
 cos3x 1
(b) Putting x  40 in (a)(ii), we have

4cos 40 cos(40  30) cos(40  30)  2cos 40  cos 3(40) 1M
1
4cos 40 cos 70 cos10  2cos 40  
2
4cos 40  8cos10 cos 40 cos70  1 1
(6)
1
 u (21 )du  ln 21  ud (21 )
u u
4. (a)
1
 [u (21u )   21u du ] 1M
ln 21
1  21u 
 u
 C
ln 21  ln 21 
u (21 )
1 1
 u(21u )  2
21u  C , where C is a constant 1A
ln 21 (ln 21)
1
(b) Required area   x(212 x )dx 1M
0
1 2
4 0
 u (21u )du 1M
2
1 1 1 
  u (21u
)  2
21u  [By (a)] 1M
4  ln 21 (ln 21) 0
1  1 1   1 1 
  (2)(212 )  2
(212 )    (0)(210 )  2
(210 )  
4   ln 21 (ln 21)   ln 21 (ln 21) 
441 110
  1A
2ln 21 (ln 21) 2
(6)

2n
1 n 1
5. (a) Let P(n) be ‘   ’.
k  n ( k  3)( k  4) 2(n  2)(n  3)
1 1
For n  1, L.H.S.  
(1  3)(1  4) (2  3)(2  4)
1

12
11
R.H.S. 
2(1  2)(1  3)
1

12
 L.H.S.  R.H.S.
 P(1) is true. 1
Assume that P(m) is true for some positive integer m.
2m
1 m 1
i.e.  (k  3)(k  4)  2(m  2)(m  3)
k m
1M
For n  m  1,
2 m 2
1
L.H.S.  
k  m 1 ( k  3)( k  4)
2m
1 1 1 1
    1M
k  m ( k  3)( k  4) (m  3)(m  4) (2m  4)(2m  5) (2m  5)(2m  6)
m 1 1 1 1
   
2(m  2)(m  3) (m  3)(m  4) (2m  4)(2m  5) (2m  5)(2m  6)
(By induction assumption) 1M
(m  5m  4)  (2m  4)
2
(2m  6)  (2m  4)
 
2(m  2)(m  3)(m  4) (2m  4)(2m  5)(2m  6)
m 2  3m 2(2m  5)
 
2(m  2)(m  3)(m  4) 2(m  2)(2m  5)(2)(m  3)
m 1
 
2(m  2)(m  4) 2(m  2)(m  3)
(m 2  3m)  (m  4)

2(m  2)(m  3)(m  4)
m 2  4m  4

2(m  2)(m  3)(m  4)
m2

2(m  3)(m  4)
(m  1)  1

2[(m  1)  2][(m  1)  3]
 R.H.S.

 P(m  1) is true if P(m) is true.
 By the principle of mathematical induction, P(n) is true for all positive integers n. 1
(b) Putting n  20 in (a), we have

40
1 20  1 21
 (k  3)(k  4)  2(20  2)(20  3)  1 012
k  20
1M
Putting n  40 in (a), we have

80
1 40  1 41
 (k  3)(k  4)  2(40  2)(40  3)  3 612
k  40
80
1 21 41 1
  (k  3)(k  4)  1 012  3 612  (40  3)(40  4)
k  20
61
 1A
1 932
(7)
1 3 2  x   6 
    
6. (a) (i) Rewrite (E ) as  4 8 3a  y   11 .
 3 a  3 a  z   b 
    
1 3 2
8 3a 4 3a 4 8
4 8 3a  3 2
a3 a 3 a 3 a3
3 a3 a
 (8)(a)  (3a)(a  3)  3[(4)(a)  (3a)(3)]  2[(4)( a  3)  ( 8)(3)] 1A
 3a 2  14a  24
1 3 2
 (E ) has a unique solution if 4 8 3a  0 . 1M
3 a3 a
 3a 2  14a  24  0
(3a  4)(a  6)  0
4
a and a  6 1A
3

(ii)   3a2  14a  24
1 3 6
 z  4 8 11
3 a3 b
8 11 4 11 4 8
 3 6
a3 b 3 b 3 a3
 35a  4b  138
z
 z

35a  4b  138
 1M
3a 2  14a  24
35a  4b  138
 2 1A
3a  14a  24
 1 3 2 6
 
(b) When a  6 , the augmented matrix corresponding to (E ) is  4 8 18 11 .
 3 9 6 b
 
 1 3 2 6  1 3 2 6 
   
 4 8 18 11 ~  0 4 26 35  R 2  4 R1  R 2 1M
 3 9 6 b   0 0 0 b  18  R 3  3R 1  R 3
   
1 3 2 6 
 
13 35 
~ 0 1 1
R2  R2
 2 4  4
 0 0 0 b  18 
 
 (E ) has no solutions.
 b  18  0
b  18 1A
(7)
7. (a) Coordinates of P  (u , eu 1 )
Let (q, 0) be the coordinates of Q.
y  e x 1
dy
 e x 1 1M
dx
dy
 eu 1
dx x u

eu 1  0
  eu 1 1M
uq
1 u q
q  u 1
 The x-coordinate of Q is u  1 . 1A
(b) OP 2  (u  0)2  (eu 1  0)2

 u 2  e2u  2
d du
(OP 2 )  (2u  2e 2u  2 )
dt dt
du
8  (2u  2e 2u  2 )
dt
du 4
 1M
dt u  e 2u  2
Let A square units be the area of OPQ.
1
A  [(u  1)  0](eu 1  0)
2
(u  1)eu 1
 1M
2
dA (u  1)eu 1  eu 1 du
  1M
dt 2 dt
u 1 u 1
(u  1)e  e 4
 
2 u  e 2u  2
2ueu 1

u  e 2u  2
dA 2(2)e 21
  1M
dt u  2 2  e 2(2)  2
4e3

2  e6
4e3
 The rate of change of the area of OPQ when u  2 is square units
2  e6
per second. 1A
(8)
8. (a) f ( x)   (2 x  4)dx
 x 2  4 x  C , where C is a constant 1M

Since  passes through (5, 15),
15  52  4(5)  C 1M
C  10
 The equation of  is y  x 2  4 x  10. 1A
(b) (i) Let (a, b) be the coordinates of P.

b 1 
  2a  4 ....................... (1) 
 a 1  1M
b  a 2  4a  10 .................... (2) 
 
Substitute (2) into (1),
a 2  4a  10  1
 2a  4
a 1
a 2  4a  11  2a 2  2a  4
a 2  2a  15  0
(a  3)(a  5)  0
a  3 or 5
f '(3)  2(3)  4  2  0
f '(5)  2(5)  4  14  0
 a3
b  32  4(3)  10
7
 The coordinates of P are (3, 7). 1A
(ii) Slope of L  f '(3)

2
1
 Slope of the required straight line   1M
2
The equation of the required straight line is
1
y  7   ( x  3) 1M
2
2 y  14   x  3
x  2 y 17  0 1A
(8)

( x  1)3
9. (a) lim  
x 2 ( x  2)
2
 The vertical asymptote is x  2. 1A

( x  1) 3
f ( x) 
( x  2) 2
x3  3x 2  3x  1

( x  2) 2
( x  2) 2 ( x  7)  27 x  27

( x  2) 2
27 x  27
 x7 1M
( x  2) 2
27 x  27
lim[ f ( x)  ( x  7)]  lim
x  x  ( x  2)2
0
 The oblique asymptote is y  x  7. 1A
(3)
( x  2) 2 (3)( x  1) 2  ( x  1)3 (2)( x  2)
(b) f '( x)  1M
( x  2) 4
3( x  2)( x  1) 2  2( x  1)3

( x  2)3
( x  1) 2 ( x  8)

( x  2)3
( x  2)3 [( x  1) 2  ( x  8)(2)( x  1)]  ( x  1) 2 ( x  8)(3)( x  2) 2

f "( x) 
( x  2)6
( x  2)( x  1)(3 x  15)  3( x  1) 2 ( x  8)

( x  2) 4
( x  1)(3 x 2  21x  30  3 x 2  21x  24)

( x  2) 4
54( x  1)
 1A
( x  2) 4
(2)

(c) When f '( x)  0, x  8 or 1.
x x  8 x  8 8  x  2 x  2 2  x  1 x 1 x 1
81
f (x) ⁄  ⁄ undefined ⁄ 0 ⁄ 1M
4
f '( x)  0  undefined  0 
 G has exactly one turning point. 1

(2)
(d) When f "( x)  0, x  1.
x 2  x  1 x 1 x 1
f (x) ⁄ 0 ⁄ 1M
f "( x)  0 
 The point of inflexion is (1, 0). 1A

(2)
(e) Required volume
2
 ( x  1)3 
1
  
0 ( x  2) 2 
dx 1M
 
1( x  1) 6
  dx
0 ( x  2) 4
3 (u  3) 6
  du
2 u4
u 6  18u 5  135u 4  540u 3  1 215u 2  1 458u  729
3
  du 1M
2 u4
3 540 1 215 1 458 729 
   u 2  18u  135   2  3  4  du
2 u u u u 
3
 u3 1 215 729 243 
    9u 2  135u  540ln u   2  3  1M
3 u u u 2
 5 255 2
  540 ln   1A
 24 3
(4)

2 2
10. (a) 
3cos 2 x  5 3(2 cos x  1)  5
2
2

6 cos 2 x  2
sec2 x
 1
3  sec 2 x
(1)
 
2 sec2 x
(b) 0
4
3cos 2 x  5
dx   4
0 3  sec 2 x
dx [By (a)] 1M

sec2 x
 4
dx
4  tan 2 x
0
1 1
 du [Let u  tan x .] 1M
0 4  u2
1
1  u 
  tan 1   
2  2 0
1 1
 tan 1 1A
2 2
(3)
(c) Let v   x ,
then dv  dx .
When x   , v  ;
when x  0 , v  0.
0 0

f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx   [ f (v) ln(e  v  1)]dv

1M

  f ( x) ln(e  x  1) dx
0


f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx
0 
 f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx   f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx 1M
 0
 
  f ( x) ln(e  x  1)dx   f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx
0 0
 
  f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx   f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx 1M
0 0
  1  ex  
  f ( x) ln  x  dx   f ( x) ln(e x  1) dx
0  e  0
  
   f ( x) ln(1  e x )dx   x f ( x)dx   f ( x) ln(e x  1)dx
0 0 0

  x f ( x)dx 1
0
(4)

6sin 2 x
(d) Let g ( x)  .
(3cos 2 x  5)2
6sin 2( x) 
g ( x)  
[3cos 2( x)  5]2

6sin 2 x  1M

(3cos 2 x  5) 2 

  g ( x) 
d  1  6sin 2 x
Note that   .
dx  3cos 2 x  5  (3cos 2 x  5) 2

6sin 2 x

4

4 (3cos 2 x  5) 2
ln(e x  1)dx

6 x sin 2 x
 4
dx [By (c)] 1M
0 (3cos 2 x  5) 2

 1 
  4 xd  
0
 3cos 2 x  5 


 x 4 1
    4
 3cos 2 x  5  0 0 3cos 2 x  5
dx 1M

11 1
 4   tan 1  [By (b)] 1M
05 2 2 2
 1 1
  tan 1 1A
20 4 2
(5)
 4 6   4 6 
11. (a) M 2    
1 3  1 3
 10 6 
  1M
 1 3 
M 2  aM  bI
 10 6  4 6   1 0 
   a   b 
 1 3  1 3  0 1
 10 6   4a  b 6a 
  
 1 3  a 3a  b 

 By the definition of equality of matrices, we have
10  4a  b .................... (1) 
6  6a ........................... (2) 
 
 1M
1  a ............................. (3) 
3  3a  b ........................ (4) 
Substitute (3) into (1),
10  4(1)  b
b6
 a  1 , b  6 1A
(3)
(b) Let P(n) be ‘5M n  [2n  (3) n ]M  [3(2n )  2( 3) n ]I ’.
For n  1, L.H.S.  5M
R.H.S.  [21  (3)1 ]M  [3(21 )  2(3)1 ]I
 5M
 L.H.S.  R.H.S.
 P(1) is true. 1
Assume that P(k) is true for some positive integer k.
i.e. 5M k  [2k  (3) k ]M  [3(2k )  2( 3) k ]I
For n  k  1,
L.H.S.  5M k 1
 5M k M
 {[2k  (3) k ]M  [3(2k )  2(3) k ]I }M (By induction assumption) 1M
 [2k  (3) k ]M 2  [3(2k )  2(3) k ]M
 [2k  (3) k ]( M  6 I )  [3(2 k )  2( 3) k ]M 1M
 [2k  (3)k  3(2k )  2(3) k ]M  6[2k  (3) k ]I
 [2(2k )  3(3) k ]M  [6(2k )  6(3) k ]I
 [2k 1  (3)k 1 ]M  [3(2k 1 )  2(3) k 1 ]I
 R.H.S.
 P(k  1) is true if P(k ) is true.
 By the principle of mathematical induction, P(n) is true for all positive integers n. 1
(4)

(c) 5M n  [2n  (3) n ]M  [3(2 n )  2( 3) n ]I
 4 6  n 1 0
 [2n  (3) n ]    [3(2 )  2( 3) ] 
n

1 3 0 1
 2n  6(3) n 6(2 n )  6( 3) n 
 n 
 2  (3) 6(2n )  ( 3) n 
n
 2n  6(3) n 6(2n )  6( 3) n 

 
5 5
Mn  n  1M
 2  (3) n 6(2 )  ( 3) n
n

 
 5 5 
Mn  M
n
 [(4)(3)  (6)(1)]n 1M
 (6) n
T
 6(2n )  (3) n 2n  (3) n 
 
5 5
adj M n   
 6(2n )  6(3) n 2n  6(3) n 
 
 5 5 
 6(2 )  (3)
n n
6(2 )  6(3) 
n n
 
 5 5 

 2n  (3) n 2n  6(3) n 
 
 5 5 
 ( M 1 ) n  ( M n ) 1 1M
1
 n
adj M n
M
 6(2n )  (3) n 6(2n )  6( 3) n 
1  5 5

   1M
(6)  2  (3) n
n n
2n  6(3) n 
 
 5 5 
 M n  (6) n ( M 1 ) n
 2n  6(3)n 6(2n )  6(3)n   6(2n )  (3) n 6(2n )  6(3) n 
   
5 5 5 5
 n  
 2  (3) n 6(2 )  (3)   2  (3) n
n n n
2n  6(3) n 
   
 5 5   5 5 
 2n  (3) n 0 
 n
 0 2  (3) 
n
 [2n  (3) n ]I

 (6) n ( M 1 ) n   M n  [2n  (3) n ]I
 2n  (3) n 3(2n )  2(3) n 
  M I   [2n  (3) n ]I
 5 5 
2  (3)
n n n 1
2  (3) n 1
 M I
5 5
2n  (3) n 2n 1  (3) n 1
( M 1 ) n  M  I
5(6) n 5(6) n
2 n  (3) n 2n 1  (3) n 1
 c , d  1A
5(6) n 5(6) n
(5)
5OP  2OQ
12. (a) OR  1M
5 2
5(6i  8 j  6k )  2(15i  8 j  6k )

7
 8 j  6k
i j k
OP  OR  6 8 6
0 8 6
8 6 6 6 6 8
 i j k
8 6 0 6 0 8
 36 j  48k 1A
(2)
(b) Area of OPSR  OP  OR 1M

 36 j  48k
 362  (48) 2
 60 1A
(2)
(c) (i) NR  OR  ON
 (8  36) j  (6  48)k 1M
PQ  OQ  OP
 21i
NR  PQ  0(21)  (8  36)(0)  (6  48)(0)
0
 NR  PQ 1

(ii) (1) NQ  OQ  ON
 15i  (8  36) j  (6  48)k
 NQ is parallel to 30i j  28k .
 NQ  m(30i  j  28k ) , where m  0
 30mi mj  28mk
15  30m ............................. (1) 
 
 8  36  m ...................... (2) 1M
6  48  28m .................... (3) 
 
1
From (1), m 
2
1
Substitute m  into (3),
2
1
6  48  28  
2
1
 1A
6
1 1
Substitute m  and   into (2),
2 6
1 1
8  36      
6 2
4 1A
(2)
 OR  PQ  0(21)  8(0)  6(0)

0
 OR  PQ
By (c)(i), NR  PQ
   ORN 1M

ON
tan  
OR
1
OP  OR
6 [By (c)(ii)(1)] 1M
OR
1
(60)
 6
82  6 2
1

  1A
4
(8)


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