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2016 CCHY 4E5N AMaths P2 Solution
S/N Solution Marks Remarks1(i)
tan =
8+5√24+3√2
=
8+5√24+3√2 x
4−3√24−3√2
=
32−24 √2+20√2−15 (2 )16−9 (2 )
=
2−4√2−2
= –1 + 2√2
M1
A1
1(ii) Method 1
sec2 = 1 + tan2
= 1 + (−1+2√2 )2
= 1 + 1 + 4(2) – 4√2 = 10 – 4√2
M1
A1
Seen or implied
Method 2AC2 = AB2 + BC2
= ( 4+3√2 )2 + (8+5√2 )2
= 16 + 9(2) + 24√2 + 64 + 25(2) + 80√2 = 148 +104√2
cos =
cos2 =
AB2
AC2
=
(4+3√2 )2
148+104√2
=
34+24√2148+104√2
=
2 (17+12√2 )2 (74+52√2 )
=
17+12√274+52√2
M1 M1 to find either AC2
or cos2
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sec2θ = ( 1cosθ )
2
=
74+52√217+12√2
=
74+52√217+12√2 x
17−12√217−12√2
=
74 (17 )−74 (12√2 )+52 (17√2 )−52 (12 ) (2 )172−144 (2 )
=
10−4√21
= 10 – 4√2A1
2 y = – x2 + 4x – 6
= – 2x + 4At x = 3, = – 2(3) + 4 = –2
y = – (3 )2 + 4(3) – 6 = –3
Equation of tangent : y = –2x + cAt ( 3, –3), –3 = –2(3) + c c = –3 + 6 = 3 equation of tangent is y = –2x + 3when x = 0, y = 3when y = 0, 2x = 3 x = 1 area of OAB = x x 3 units2
= 2 units2
A1
B1
M1
M1
A1
Recognise y-axis is x = 0 and x-axis is y = 0
A0 for omission of unit of measurement
3 f (x) = ax3+ bx2
+ 3x + 4
3 = a(1 )3 + b(1 )2 + 3(1) + 4 a + b = –4 ---------- (1)
6 = a(−1
2 )3
+ b(−1
2 )2
+ 3(−12 ) + 4
b = + ax4, b = 14 + a --------- (2)
M1
M1
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subst (2) into (1), a + 14 + a = –4 a = –18 a = –18 x = –12subst a = –12 into (2), b = 14 + (–12) = 8Hence, a = –12 and b = 8
M1
M1
A1
[1] for both (1) & (2); accept equivalent form
solve a & b; accept elimination method
for both answers4(i) 4 x
– 2x+1
= 3
(22 )x – (2x )×2 – 3 = 0
(2x )2 – 2(2x ) – 3 = 0
M1A1
M1 : apply index rule correctly
Accept
22 x – 2(2x ) – 3 = 0
4(ii) (2x )2 – 2(2x ) – 3 = 0(2x−3 ) (2x+1 )=0 2
x= 3 or 2
x= – 1
(N.A.) x lg 2 = lg 3
x =
lg 3lg 2
= 158 (2dp)
M1
M1
A1
M0 if didn’t reject one of the answersor x ln 2 = ln 3
5(i) ∫ (10 e2 x+e−2 x ) dx = 10∫ e2 x
dx + ∫ e−2 x dx
= 10[ e2 x
2 ] +
[ e−2 x
−2 ] + c
= 5e2 x – e
−2 x + c
M1
A1
M1, apply correctly integration of exponential function; even if only 1 term is correct
A0 for omission of cAccept equivalent form
5(ii)∫
−k
k(10 e2 x+e−2 x )
dx = – 60
[5e2 x−12
e−2 x]−k
k
= – 60
5[e2 x ]−kk
– [e−2 x ]−kk
= – 60
5[e2 k−e−2 k ] – [e−2 k−e2 k ] = – 60
M1 substitution of limits
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e2 k – e
−2 k = – 60
x2, 11e2 k– 11e−2 k
+ 120 = 0 (shown)
M1
A1
accept alternative method
6(i) sin (A – B) = sin A cos B – cos A sin B = – cos A sin B = cos A sin B = – =
M1
A1
M1 : apply formula correctly
A0 if not in simplest form
6(ii) sin ( A + B) = sin A cos B + cos A sin B = + =
M1
A1
M1 : apply formula correctly
6(iii) tan Atan B =
sin Acos A ÷
sin Bcos B
=
sin Acos A x
cos Bsin B
=
sin A cos Bcos A sin B
= ÷ = 2
M1
A1
M1 : change tan to sin and cos functions
Accept 25
7(a) 2cos2 x + 5 sin x + 1 = 0, 0 ≤ x ≤ 360
2( 1 – sin2 x ) + 5 sin x + 1 = 0
–2sin2 x + 5 sin x + 3 = 0( 2 sin x + 1)( – sin x + 3) = 0 sin x = – or sin x = 3 (N.A.)Basic angle, = 30x = 180 + 30, 360 – 30 = 210, 330
M1
B1
B1
A1
Apply correct formula
B0 if didn’t reject
B1 for
A1 for both answers
7(b) ( 1 + cot y ) tan y + 2 = 0, 0 ≤ y ≤ 2tan y + 1 + 2 = 0 tan y = –3basic angle, = 12490
M1
B1
Seen or implied
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y = – 12490, 2 – 12490 ~ 189, 503
M1 Correct method to find the required ans; ISW (ignore subsequent working)
8ay = Abx
. ln y = ln A + x ln b
x 1 2 3 4 5 6y 36316 14765 5432 1999 813 299ln y 105 96 86 76 6
757
B1
P1 : correctly plotted the 6 points and joined the points by a straight line
8b(i) From the graph, ln A = 1145(accept range : 114 – 11.5)
A = e11⋅45
= 9390134605 ~ 90000 (1sf)
(accept :90 000, 100 000)
M1
A1
Correct reading from graph
8b(ii)
Gradient = –
4⋅54⋅7
(accept range : – 0975 to – 09375)
ln b = –
4⋅54⋅7
b = e−
4⋅54⋅7
= 038387 ~ 04 (1dp)
M1
A1
identify 2 points to calculate gradient; seen or implied
9a(i) ddx
(2 x−sin 2 x ) =
ddx
(2 x ) –
ddx
(sin 2 x )
= 2 – 2 cos 2x = 2 ( 1 – cos 2x ) = 2 (2 x ) = 4 x
M1
A1
differentiation of cosine function
Recall :cos 2x = 1 – 2 x
2 x = 1 – cos 2x
9a(ii)
x =
ddx
(2 x−sin 2 x )
∫π2
πsin2 x
dx
=
[ 2x−sin 2x ]π2
π M1
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= [2π−sin 2 π−{2( π
2 )−2sin 2( π2 )}]
= [ 2π−0−π+0 ]
=
π4 A1
Accept 0785
9b(i) Method 1ddx
( x ln3 x ) = x
ddx
(ln 3 x ) + ln 3x
= x
ddx
(ln 3+ ln x ) + ln 3x
= x (1x ) + ln 3x
= 1 + ln 3x
M1
A1
Correct application of law of logarithm
Method 2ddx
( x ln3 x ) = x
ddx
(ln 3 x ) + ln 3x
= x(3
3 x ) + ln 3x = 1 + ln 3x
M1
A1
Correct application of differentiate rule for ln function
9b(ii)
ln 3x =
ddx
( x ln3 x ) – 1
∫1
e
ln3 x dx =
[ x ln3 x ]1
e
– ∫
1
e
x0
dx
= eln3e – ln 3 – [ x ]
1
e
= eln3e – ln 3 – e + 1 = 2887725532 ~ 289 (3sf)
M1
A1
10(a)
2(n3 )
= (n+1
3 )2 x
n (n−1 ) (n−2 )1×2×3 =
(n+1 ) n (n−1 )1×2×3
2 x (n – 2) = n + 12n – 4 = n + 1n = 5
M1
A1
10b(i) (2+ p )5
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= (50 )25 p0
+ (51 )24 p1
+ (52 )23 p2
+ …
= 32 + 80p + 80 p2+ ….
A2 [–1] for each error, max 2 errors
10b(ii)(a) Let p = x – 2x2
(2+x−2 x2)5
= 32 + 80(x – 2x2) + 80(x – 2x2
)2 + …= –160x2
+ 80x2+ …
= –80x2+ …
coefficient of x2is –80
M1
A1
10b(ii)(b) 19995 = (2−0⋅001 )5
~ 32 + 80(–0001)+80(–0001)2
= 3192008 ~ 31920 (correct to 3 dp)
M1
A1
identify p = – 0001
11(i) x2 + y2
+ 2kx – 6ky = 10(10 – k2)
At (4, –2),42
+ (−2 )2 + 2k(4)– 6k(–2)= 10(10 – k2)
20 + 20k = 100 – 10k 2
10k 2 + 20k – 80 = 0
÷10, k2+ 2k – 8 = 0
( k + 4)(k – 2) = 0 k = – 4 or k = 2 (N.A.)Hence, k = 2
M1
M1
A1
subst correct x and y values into eqn to form an eqn in k only
A0 if didn’t reject –ve value
11(ii) x2 + y2
+ 4x – 12y = 60( x+2 )2 + ( y−6 )2 = 60 + 4 + 36 = 102
centre = (–2,6) radius = 10 units
M1
A1A1
accept alternative method
A0 for omission of units
11(iii) Let Q = (x,y)Centre of circle = mid-point of PQ
(–2,6) = (x+4
2, y+(−2 )
2 )x+4
2 = –2
y−22 = 6
x + 4 = –4 y – 2 = 12 x = –8 y = 14
M1
A1
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Q = (–8, 14)
11(iv) Method 1At R(8,1),82
+ 12 + 4(8) – 12(1) = 85 > 60Hence, R(8,1) lies outside the circle
R1A1
Method 2Let M = centre of circle
MR = √ (8−(−2 ) )2+ (1−6 )2
= √125 ~ 111803Since MR > radius of circle, hence, R is outside the circle
R1
A1
12(i) V = base area x heightV = x
2h -------------- (1)
Surface area, A = x2
+ 4xh
x2
+ 4xh = 75 4xh = 75 – x
2
h = 75−x2
4 x ---------- (2) subst (2) into (1),
V = x2
x 75−x2
4 x
=
14
(75 x−x3) (shown)
M1
A1
12(ii)
V =
14
(75 x−x3)
= [75−3 x2 ]At stationary point, = 075 – 3x2 = 0 x2 = 25 x = 5 or x = –5 (N.A.)Hence, x = 5
M1
M1
A1
Seen or implied
12(iii)(a)x 49 5 51
+ve 0 -veM1
- No description required
- either indicate
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slope
Hence, V has a maximum value A1
actual values or +ve / – ve sign
12(iii)(b)
V =
14
(75 x−x3)
=
14
(75×5−53 )
= 625Hence, volume of box = 625 cm3
M1
A1 A0 for omission of units of measurement
13a(i) 2x2 + 11x + 5 = 0
Sum of roots, + = – -------- (1)Product of roots, = -------- (2)(α +β )2= α
2+β2
+ 2
(−11
2 )2
= α2
+β2+ 2(
52 )
α2
+β2 = – 5
= 25
B1
M1
A1
for both (1) & (2)
13a(ii) (α−β )2 = α2
+β2– 2
= 25 – 2(52 )
= – = or – = – (N.A.) α 3
–β3= ( – )(α
2+β2
+ )
=(101
4+ 5
2 ) = = 124.875
M1
A1
M1
A1
Apply formula correctly
13b Sum of new roots :3+ + +3 = 4( + )
= 4(−112 )
= – 22B1
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Product of new roots :
(3+ )( +3) = 3α 2+ 10 + 3β2
= 3(α2
+β2) + 10
= 3(101
4 ) + 10(52 )
= new equation is x
2 + 22x + = 0
Or 4x2 + 88x + 403 = 0
B1
A1
14(i) Let f(x) = 3x3– 14x2
– 7x + 10Try x – 1
f(1) = 3(1 )3 – 14(1 )2 – 7(1) + 10 = –8 x – 1 is not a factor
Try x + 1
f(-1) = 3(−1 )3 – 14(−1 )2 – 7(–1) + 10 = 0 x + 1 is a factor
Let 3x3– 14x2
– 7x + 10 = ( x + 1)(3x2
+ bx +10)= (10 + b)x + ( b + 3)x
2 + ….
Comparing x term, 10 + b = – 7 b = – 17
3x3– 14x2
– 7x + 10 = ( x + 1)(3x2
– 17x + 10)= ( x + 1)(x – 5)(3x – 2)
M1
M1
A2
M1 for attempting to find factor
Accept alternative method
[–1] for each error, max 2 errors
14(ii) Let ey= x
3x3– 14x2
– 7x + 10 = 0 has 2 positive roots, since e
y is always positive,
y has only 2 solutions
R1
A1
14(iii) 4−5x−8x2
3 x3−14 x−7 x+10 =
4−5 x−8 x2
( x+1 ) ( x−5 ) (3 x−2 )
Let
4−5 x−8 x2
( x+1 ) ( x−5 ) (3 x−2 )
=
Ax+1 +
Bx−5 +
C3 x−2 M1
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3x -2 -2xx -5 -15x3x2 10 -17x
4 – 5x – 8x2
= A(x– 5)(3x – 2) + B(x+1)(3x–2) + C(x+1)(x–5)
when x = –1,
4 – 5(–1) – 8(−1 )2 = A(–1–5)( –3– 2) 1 = 30A A =
when x = 5,
4 – 5(5) – 8(5 )2 = B(5+1)(15 –2) –221 = 78B B = – = –when x = ,
4 – 5(23 ) – 8
( 23 )
2
= C( 23+1)( 2
3−5)
– = –C C = =
4−5x−8x2
3 x3−14 x−7 x+10
=
130 ( x+1 ) –
176 ( x−5 ) +
25 (3 x−2 )
M1
A2
Accept alternative method; award M1 even if only attempts to solve for only 1 unknown
[–1] for each error, max 2 errors
14(iv) ∫ 4−5x−8x2
3 x3−14 x2−7 x+10 dx
= ∫ 1
x+1 dx – ∫ 1
x−5 dx +
∫ 1
3 x−2 dx= ln (x+1) – ln (x-5) + xln (3x–2) + c= ln (x+1) – ln (x-5) +ln (3x–2) + c
A2 [–1] for each error, max 2 errors
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