Solution P 1 Jan 19
Solution P 1 Jan 19
Solution P 1 Jan 19
SOLUTION;
2 1
Since dy =∫ ( ¿ x 3− x−2 +5)dx ¿
3 2
Simplifying
x4 1
y= + +5 x +C
6 2x
Here C is the constant of integration whose value can be found at a point on the curve, if
co-ordinates
of that point are given.
SOLUTION:
(x−4 y) 3 0.5 3.5
3 =3 .3 =3
1
1 7
x−3.5=4 y ∨ y= x−
4 8
SOLUTION:
(a) Re-writing equation of l 1 ;
5 y=−3 x +7
Slope of l 1 is ;
−1 −1 5
l 2 ; is m2= = =
(b) Slope of line m1 −3 3
5
5 ( y−6 )
=
3 { x−(−2 ) }
5 ( y +2)
=
3 ( x−6)
5 ( x−6 ) =3 ( y+ 2 )
5 x−30−6 5 x−36
5 x−30=3 y +6 or y= =
3 3
2
5
y= x −12
3
SOLUTION:
The equation of the curve is;
1
y=2 x− x 2
8
x 2−16 x=0
4
SOLUTION:
π π
( )
(a) Co-ordinates of P are ( 2 , -1), because cos ( 2 x )=cos 2 × 2 =cosπ .
(b) (i) In (0 , 2 π ¿, interval, graph of Sin(x) intersects the graph of cos (2x), at
3 points, therefore, for 0 ≤ θ ≤ 20 π , there are
20 π
=10 cycles∨ periods , o f these graphs .
2π
5
(ii) In the region, 0 ≤ θ ≤ 21 π , there are
21 π
=10 .5 cycles∨periods , o f these graphs . Hence there are
2π
2
SOLUTION:
7
SOLUTION:
(a) Using Sine rule;
sin< ACB sin<35∘
=
AB BC
sin<35∘ × AB 0.573 ×6.5
sin< ACB= = =0.793
BC 4.7
¿ ACB=sin−1 ( 0.793 )=52.5∘
¿ ACB=(180−52.5)
Since the angle is obtuse, so;
¿ ACB=127.5∘
In △ ABD ;
Using Sine rule;
8
sin< ADB sin<35∘
=
AB BD
AB× sin<35∘ ∘
−1 6.5 ×sin< 35 ∘
¿ ADB= =sin ( )=52.5
BD 4.7
In △ ABD ;
L=24.1 m
9
10
SOLUTION:
(a) Since the line y = 4 is parallel to X-axis, therefore the equation of the
in Y-axis.
1
()
(b) Since y=f 4 , therefore only stretch of the graph will take place along
X-axis by a factor 4 (because, it is the inverse of co-efficient of x).
(c) There are two ways, k, can be expressed to satisfy the given condition;
i) It could represent a tangent line at the maximum point on the graph,
(4 , 9). Thus value of k will be y-co ordinate of max. point i.e.
k=9
ii) Another value of k is ≤ 4 , because y = 4, is the asymptote of given graph. Hence all
values, 4 and below will yield 1 solution of the graph. so k ≤ 4
(d) y = f(x) –a represents a down shift (because of –ve sign in the equation) of the function
along y- axis, by “a” units, so that the curve C could pass through the origin.
(i) Hence here a = 6.
(ii) Or the curve C can pass through the
origin by shifting it along X-axis by 3 units to the right. In this case;
a = 3.
SOLUTION:
3
Equation x
+5=−2 x +c , may be written as;
3+5 x=−2 x 2+ cx
Or 2 x2 −cx−5 x−3=0
2 x2 −(c +5) x −3=0
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D<0 OR b 2−4 ac< 0
c <5 ± 2 √ −6
SOLUTION: A
(a) Since area of a sector is
1 2
A = 2 r θ=6 ; -----------(1) r
therefore , perimeter ; θ B
P=2 r +r ×θ=10 or r (2 + θ ) = 10 O
10
r=
(2+θ)
12
Simplifying above equation, we have;
50 θ=6×(2+θ)2=6 (4 +θ2 + 4 θ)
4 10
3 θ−4=0∨θ= ; Thus r = =5
Or 3 4
2+
3 ( )
4
Solutions are (r , θ ¿=(2 , 3) or ( 5 , 3 )
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11.
(a)
(a) Co-ordinate of the points where the curves cross the axes are
(0 , 0) , (2 , 0) , (3 , 0) and (5 , 0).
(b) Since, both curves intersect; therefore,
x ( 3−x )=x ( x−2)(5−x )
2(4 ± √ 3)
x= =4 ± √ 3 or x=4+ √ 3∨x =4−√ 3
2
14
Since y=x ( 3−x ) ; so substituting x =4−√ 3 ;
y= ( 4−√ 3 ) {3− ( 4−√ 3 ) }=¿)(−1+ √ 3 ¿=−7 +5 √ 3
SOLUTION:
(a) Since slope or tangent equation is
Substituting x = 4;
−1
m=3 × 4 × 2−10 × 4 2 =24−5=19
y=19 x−78
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3 −1
(b) f ' ( x )=3 x 2 −10 x 2
Integrating w.r.t. x;
3 −1
+1 +1
2 2
x x
f ( x )=3 × −10 +c
3 −1
+1 +1
2 2
5 1
x2 x2
f ( x )=3 × −10 +c
5 1
2 2
2
f ( x )=3 × × x 2 √ x−10 ×2 √ x + c
5
6
f ( x )= x2 √ x−20 √ x +c
5
At P (4 , -2); f ( x )=−2;
6 6
−2= × 42 √ 4−20 √ 4+ c= ×16 × 2−20 ×2+ c
5 5
−2=38.4−40+c∨c=−2− (38.4−40 )=−2+1.6
c=−0.4
6
f ( x )= x2 √ x−20 √ x−0.4
5
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