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    This document contains 6 multiple part questions about calculus and other mathematical topics. Question 1 covers integration, substitution, and sketching functions. Question 2 involves logarithmic and other series, derivatives, and volumes of revolution. Question 3 finds stationary points, uses induction, and involves volumes of revolution. Question 4 finds areas and volumes of revolution. Question 5 takes derivatives and finds minimum areas. Question 6 covers additional integrals, compound interest, and retirement planning calculations.

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    This document contains 6 multiple part questions about calculus and other mathematical topics. Question 1 covers integration, substitution, and sketching functions. Question 2 involves logarithmic and other series, derivatives, and volumes of revolution. Question 3 finds stationary points, uses induction, and involves volumes of revolution. Question 4 finds areas and volumes of revolution. Question 5 takes derivatives and finds minimum areas. Question 6 covers additional integrals, compound interest, and retirement planning calculations.

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    This document contains 6 multiple part questions about calculus and other mathematical topics. Question 1 covers integration, substitution, and sketching functions. Question 2 involves logarithmic and other series, derivatives, and volumes of revolution. Question 3 finds stationary points, uses induction, and involves volumes of revolution. Question 4 finds areas and volumes of revolution. Question 5 takes derivatives and finds minimum areas. Question 6 covers additional integrals, compound interest, and retirement planning calculations.

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    This document contains 6 multiple part questions about calculus and other mathematical topics. Question 1 covers integration, substitution, and sketching functions. Question 2 involves logarithmic and other series, derivatives, and volumes of revolution. Question 3 finds stationary points, uses induction, and involves volumes of revolution. Question 4 finds areas and volumes of revolution. Question 5 takes derivatives and finds minimum areas. Question 6 covers additional integrals, compound interest, and retirement planning calculations.

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    QUESTION 1 (10 Marks)

    e x dx
    (a) Find 4 + ex . 1

    3
    2
    dx
    (b) Use the substitution x = sin to find the exact value of
    3
    2
    0 9 4x 2
    . 4

    (c) (i) Rewrite the expression 3 cos x 3 sin x in the form A cos( x + )
    where A > 0 and 0 < < / 2 . 2

    (ii) Hence sketch the graph of the function y = 3 cos x 3 sin x for
    0 x 2 . 3

    QUESTION 2 (10 Marks)

    (a) The sum of the first ten terms of the following arithmetic series is 440 :

    1 1 1 1
    log 2 + log 2 2 + log 2 3 + ....... + log 2 10 (x > 0)
    x x x x

    Find the value of x. 3

    (b) (i) If f ( x) = ln( x + x 2 + 1) , find f ' ( x) . 1

    1
    dx
    (ii) Hence evaluate
    0 x2 +1
    , leaving your answer in exact form. 2

    x4
    (c) A water tank is generated by rotating the curve y = around the y-axis.
    16
    (i) Show that, if the tank is filled to a depth of h cm., the volume of water
    in the tank is given by
    3
    8h 2
    V = cm3. 2
    3

    (ii) Water drains from the tank through a small hole at its base. The rate
    of change of the volume of water in the tank is proportional to the square
    root of the waters depth. Show that the water level in the tank falls at
    a constant rate. 2
    Marks
    QUESTION 3 (10 Marks)

    (a) Find the coordinates of the first stationary point of the function
    y = e x sin x for x > 0 and determine its nature. 4

    (b) (i) Use the method of mathematical induction to prove that, if p is a


    positive integer, then (1 + p ) n 1 is divisible by p for all positive
    integers n 1 . 4

    (ii) Hence deduce that 12 n 4 n 3 n + 1 is divisible by 6 for all positive


    integers n 1 . 2

    QUESTION 4 (10 Marks)

    (a) (i) Find the exact area enclosed between the curves y = cos x and

    y = cos 2 x for 0 x . 2
    2
    (ii) Hence, or otherwise, find the volume of revolution generated when
    this area is rotated about the x-axis. 3

    (b)
    L

    3 kilometres

    Diagram
    Not to Scale

    M x kilometres
    P
    In the diagram above, a lighthouse L containing a revolving beacon is
    located out at sea, 3 kilometres from P, the nearest point on a straight
    shoreline. The beacon rotates clockwise with a constant rotation rate
    of 4 revolutions per minute and throws a spot of light onto the shoreline.
    When the spot of light is at M, x km from P, the angle at L is .

    d
    (i) Explain why = 8 where t is the time measured in minutes. 1
    dt

    (ii) How fast is the spot moving when it is at P? 2

    (iii) How fast is the spot moving when it is at a point on the shoreline
    2 km from P ? 2
    Marks
    QUESTION 5 (10 Marks)
    d x2
    (a) Find ln . 2
    dx 1 x

    (b) y

    F (1,3)

    Diagram
    Not to Scale

    O G x

    On the set of axes pictured, the point (1,3) lies on the line FG and
    angle FGO is where 0 < < 2 .

    (i) Show that the equation of the line FG may be written as


    y = (tan ) x + tan + 3 . 2

    (ii) Show that the area of OFG can be written as


    (tan + 3) 2
    A= . 2
    2 tan

    (iii) Find the value of for which the area A is a minimum. 4

    QUESTION 6 (10 Marks)

    x 1
    (a) Find 1+ x 2
    dx . 2

    (b) Upon retirement, a woman invests $300,000 and receives 6% per annum
    interest, compounded monthly, on her investment. She withdraws $2000
    as living allowance at the end of each month, immediately after the interest
    is paid.

    (i) Show that the balance in her account after 1 month will be $299,500. 1

    (ii) Show that, after n months, the balance in her account will be given by
    the expression $400,000 (1.005) n $100,000 . 3

    (iii) After how long will she run out of money (to the nearest month)? 2

    (iv) How much monthly living allowance, to the nearest dollar, should she
    allow herself if she wishes to plan for a retirement of 30 years ? 2

    END OF PAPER

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