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1 QUESTION ONE (12 Marks) Marks (a) Find tan x e 1 2 cos dx x (b) Find the exact value of if. 2 (c) Solve 5 3 2x 1. 3 (d) If are the roots of the equation 2 find the value of. (e) Use the substitution for to evaluate the integral: 4 Question two

2 QUESTION TWO (12 Marks) Start this question in a new booklet. Marks (a) Use the substitution to solve where 3. Give your answers correct to the nearest degree. (b) When the polynomial is divided by the remainder is. 2 What is the remainder when is divided by? (c) Nine people are to be seated at a round table. (i) How many seating arrangements are possible? 1 (ii) Two people, Amy and Sarah, refuse to sit next to one another. How many 2 seating arrangements are possible now? (d) (i) Prove that. 2 (ii) Hence evaluate 3 cosec 2x dx 2 6 Question Three

3 QUESTION THREE (12 Marks) Start this question in a new booklet. Marks (a) The points and lie on the parabola where. Let be the focus of the parabola. (i) Show that the equation of the tangent at P is 2 y px ap. 2 (ii) The tangents at P and Q intersect at T. Show that the coordinates of T 2 a p q, apq. are (iii) Show that. 2 (iv) P and Q move on the parabola in such a way that. Show 2 that the locus of the point T is a parabola and find the coordinates of its vertex and focus. (b) (i) Explain why the curve is increasing for all values of 1 x in its domain. (ii) Show that the curve cuts the x-axis between and 1 (iii) Use Newton s method with a first approximation of to find 2 a second approximation to the root of. Give your answer correct to two decimal places. Question Four

4 QUESTION FOUR (12 Marks) Start this question in a new booklet. Marks (a) A particle moving on a horizontal line has a velocity of v m/s where. (i) Prove that the motion is simple harmonic. 2 (ii) Find the centre of the motion. 1 (iii) Write down the period and amplitude of the motion. 2 (iv) Initially the particle is at the centre of motion and is moving to the left. 2 Write down an expression for the displacement of the particle as a function of time. (b) The rate at which a body cools in air is proportional to the difference between its temperature T and the constant temperature C of the surrounding air. This can be expressed by the equation. The original temperature of a cup of boiling water was. The water cools to in 15 minutes. (i) Show that is a solution of the differential equation. 1 (ii) Find the values of A and k. 2 (iii) Find, to the nearest minute, the time for the temperature of the water to 2 reach. Question Five

5 QUESTION FIVE (12 Marks) Start this question in a new booklet. Marks (a) y Q x P A particle is projected from a point P on horizontal ground with velocity V at an angle of elevation to the horizontal. It s equations of motion are and. (i) Derive equations for the horizontal and vertical displacements of the particle 2 from P after t seconds. (ii) Determine the time of flight of the particle. 2 (iii) The particle reaches the point Q where the direction of flight makes an angle 3 with the horizontal. Prove that the time taken for the particle to travel from P V to Q is sin g cos seconds. Question Five continued

6 Question 5 Continued Marks (b) P X R Y Y Z Z Z W Q PQR is a triangle inscribed in a circle and W is a point on the arc QR. WX is perpendicular to PR produced. WZ is perpendicular to PQ and WY is perpendicular to QR. (i) Copy the diagram into your answer booklet. (ii) Explain why WXRY and WYZQ are cyclic quadrilaterals. 2 (iii) Show that the points X, Y and Z are collinear. 3 Question Six

7 QUESTION SIX (12 Marks) Start this question in a new booklet. Marks (a) A man is travelling along a straight flat road that bears north west. On his journey he passes through three points A, B and C in that order, where From these three points he observes the angle of elevation of the top of a hill to the right of the road. These angles are, and respectively. hill NW C B A N (i) Find the height of the hill. 3 (ii) Find the bearing of the hill from A. 2 Question six continued

8 Question 6 Continued Marks (b) Find the coefficient of in the expansion of ( ). 3 (c) Consider the binomial expansion of. 1 23 k 1 23 k (i) Given T C 11 x 5 k k1, show that T 11x 24 k k 1. 2 T 5k k (ii) Find an expression for the greatest coefficient in the expansion. 2 Question Seven

9 QUESTION SEVEN (12 Marks) Start this question in a new booklet. Marks (a) (i) Show that ( ). 2 (ii) Hence or otherwise show that: 3 ( ) ( ) (b) (i) Use the binomial theorem to prove that: 2 ( ) (ii) Use mathematical induction to prove that for. 3 (iii) Hence deduce that ( ) where. 2 END OF PAPER