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    ANDERSON JUNIOR COLLEGE2013 Preliminary Examinations

    H2 MATHEMATICS (JC2)

    PAPER 1 (Solutions)

    1 21For small , cos 12

    12 2

    2 2

    22

    1 1 2 1 21 1

    7 7 7 72(7) 1

    7

    a ay x x

    ax

    2

    2

    2

    1 27 49

    1 18

    7 49

    a x

    x

    2 2 18 3a a

    3 d sin2 cos

    d 2

    u xu x

    x

    1

    2 22

    0

    0 2 2

    2

    02 2

    2

    22

    0

    2

    0

    4 1 4 d

    sincos 1 cos d 2

    1cos sin d

    2

    1sin 2 d

    8

    11 cos 4 d

    16

    u u u

    xx x x

    x x x

    x x

    x x

    or

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    2

    0

    1 sin 4

    16 4

    32

    xx

    1 322

    0

    113 12

    2 222 2

    00

    1 12 22 2

    0

    1 4 d

    31 4 1 4 8 d

    2

    3 4 1 4 d

    332

    3

    32

    u u

    u u u u u u

    u u u

    Alternatively,

    1

    2 22

    0

    1 1

    2 2 22 2

    0 0

    02

    2

    2

    0

    2

    0

    1 4 1 4 d

    1 4 d 4 1 4 d

    1sin d

    2 32

    11 cos 2 d

    4 32

    1 sin 2

    4 2 32

    3

    32

    u u u

    u u u u u

    x x

    x x

    xx

    3 (i)

    From the tables, ff (6) = f(14) = 261f (8) = 4

    (ii) Since Rg= [0, 1] Df= [0, ), fg exists.

    (iii) Dfg= Dg= 0,8

    .

    Taking Rgas new Df , Rfg = [2, 0.5] (f is increasing)

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    fg 1x f (tan 2 ) 1x

    But Rfg = [2, 0.5], 1< f (tan 2 )x 0.5

    1 tan 2 13

    x

    26 4 12 8

    x x

    4 1sin (2 )y x diff. w.r.t.x

    2

    d 2

    d1 2

    y

    xx

    2 d1 4 2d

    yx

    x

    2

    2 d(1 4 ) 4d

    yx

    x

    (i)

    22

    2

    2

    22

    2

    d d d2(1 4 ) 8 0

    d d d

    d d d

    2(1 4 ) 8 0d d d

    y y yx x

    x x x

    y y y

    x xx x x

    Sinced

    0d

    y

    x ,

    22

    2

    3 2 22

    3 2 2

    d d2(1 4 ) 8 0

    d d

    d d d d 2(1 4 ) 16 8 8 0

    d d d d

    y yx x

    x x

    y y y yx x x

    x x x x

    Subx= 0

    1sin 0y = 0 ,2

    d 22

    d 1 0

    y

    x

    ,

    2

    2

    d0

    d

    y

    x ,

    3

    3

    d8

    d

    y

    x

    f 0 0 f ' 0 2 f '' 0 0 f ''' 0 8

    2 3f '' (0) f ''' (0)f ( ) f (0) f '(0)2! 3!

    x x x x

    34

    f 2 ...3

    x x x

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    (ii)

    Volume

    21

    321

    2

    42 d3

    x x x

    The approximated volume is an under-estimation of the actual volume. This can be seen

    from the above diagram, the region under the graph of 1sin (2 )y x is larger than the

    region under the graph of 34

    23

    y x x .

    5 (i) Using similar triangles ABC and DEC,

    5

    5 2 2

    w hw h

    Volume of the water in the tank = Base area length

    V=1

    82wh

    V= 4hw= 4h5

    2h =10h

    2

    (ii)d d d

    d d d

    V V h

    t h t

    d d

    20d d

    V h

    ht t ---- (1)

    At t= 2 seconds, V= 2(5) = 10 m3

    To find h, 10 = 10 h2

    h = 1 m

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    d20 5

    d

    d 1 /d 4

    h

    t

    h m st

    (iii) from (1),

    d2 20

    d

    d 1m / s

    d 10

    hh h

    t

    h

    t

    Since the rate of change for his a constant,time taken for hfrom 1 to 2 m = 10 seconds

    Therefore the time taken for the trough to be completely filled is 12 seconds.

    6(a)

    First term =1, common difference = d

    5 10 20, ,S S S form a GP

    10 20

    5 10

    S S

    S S

    2

    10 5 202 9 2 4 . 2 19

    2 2 2d d d

    2

    2 9 2 4 . 2 19d d d 25 10 0d d

    2d or d= 0 (rejected as AP is increasing)

    1

    2

    2

    2 2

    2

    2

    2

    21

    100

    21

    1 100

    2 ( 1) 1000

    1 100

    2 990

    1 100

    n

    n

    S

    S

    n

    n

    n n

    n

    n n

    n

    Since 2 2 99 0n n as discriminant < 0 and coefficient of n2is +ve.

    2

    1 100 0

    ( 1 10)( 1 10) 0

    ( 11)( 9) 0

    9

    n

    n n

    n n

    n

    least nis 10.

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    6

    (b) nth

    month

    Outstanding amt owed at

    the start of the month (inhundreds)

    Outstanding amt owed at the end of the nth

    month (in hundreds)

    1 34 34

    2 (34)2 (34)2

    3 (34)22

    34(2)2-70

    4 22 34(2) 70 334(2) 70(2) 70

    5 3

    2 34(2) 70(2) 70 4 2

    34(2) 70(2) 70(2) 70

    n 1 334(2) 70(2) .......... 70(2) 70n n

    Total amount of money owed at the end of nth month

    = 100( 1 334(2) 70(2) .......... 70(2) 70n n )2

    1 70((2) 1)100 34(2)2 1

    nn

    1

    100 70 2

    n

    To be free from debt,170 2 0n

    2 140

    ln1407.129

    ln 2

    n

    n

    Least n= 8

    Earliest month to be free from debt = Jan 2014

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    7

    From graph, there are 2 points of intersection. Thus, there are 2 solutions.

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    8 (i) The points Q (0,5,0) is on plane p

    0

    5 15 5 15 30 4

    a

    b b b

    (ii)2

    1

    3 0

    4 0sin sin

    1 25

    3 0

    4 0

    a

    a

    a a

    i.e.

    (iii) The angle between

    4

    ab

    and10

    0

    is obtuse 10 0 0

    4 0

    ab a

    2

    22

    145

    2 25

    25 2

    a

    a

    a a

    Since2 2a a ,

    2 25a

    Since a< 0, a= 5

    (iv) Equation of plane p : 5 3 4 15x y z

    Equation ofx-zplane : 0y

    Equation ofx-yplane : 0z

    Solving simultaneously

    3 , 0 , 0x y z i.e.

    3

    0

    0

    OW

    (v)M (1,0,5) is on planep (given) and

    is also on the x-zplane (y-coordinates of 0M )

    M is on their line of intersection l .

    PointsM and W are on l , and the shortest distance of Qto the line l

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    =2 2 2 2

    3 4 25

    5 0 15

    0 5 20 1250units

    414 5 4 5

    WQ WM

    WM

    orMQ WM

    WM

    9

    (a) (i) Let( 1)

    be the proposition that for .( 1)!

    n n

    a n nP u n

    n

    For n = 1, LHS of 1P = 2a

    RHS of 1P =(1 1)1 2

    = 2(1 1)! 1

    a aa

    = LHS of 1P

    Thus,1

    P is true.

    Assume thatk

    P is true for some k .

    i.e.( 1)

    ( 1)!k

    a k ku

    k

    To prove that1k

    P is true:

    1 2

    2

    2

    ( 2) ( 1)

    ( 1)!

    ( 2)( 1) =

    ( 1)!

    ( 2)( 1) =

    !

    k k

    ku u

    k

    k a k k

    k k

    a k k

    k k

    a k k

    k

    Thus 1kP is true.

    Since1

    P is true, andk

    P true 1kP is true. By Mathematical Induction,

    is true for all .nP n

    (ii) Consider

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    1 2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2 ( 1)

    2 ( )

    ( 1)( 2) 0

    ( 1)( )since for 3 and 0, ( 2) 0 and 0

    ( 1)!

    n n n n

    n

    n

    n

    n

    nu u u u

    n

    nun

    n nu

    n

    n nu

    n

    a n nn a n u

    n

    1 for 3n nu u n

    Alternatively,

    1

    2

    2

    ( 2)( 1) ( 1)( )

    ! ( 1)!

    ( 1)2

    !

    ( 1) ( 2)

    !

    n nu u

    a n n a n n

    n n

    a nn n

    n

    a n n

    n

    Since 3n and 0a , 2( 1) 0n and ( 2) 0n

    10

    n nu u for 3n

    16

    3

    3 4 5 16

    3 3 3 3 1

    3

    3

    16

    3

    ...

    ... since for 3

    14

    84 since 6

    84

    r

    r

    r r

    r

    r

    u

    u u u u

    u u u u u u r

    u

    a u a

    u a

    9(b

    )

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    222

    2 2

    2

    2 2

    2

    2d

    1

    1ln

    1

    1ln ln 3

    1

    1ln ln 3

    1

    ln 1 ln 1 ( 1) ln 3

    ln(1) ln(3)ln(2) ln(4)

    ln(3) ln(5)

    ln( 2) ln( )

    ln( 1) ln( 1)

    nr

    r

    rn

    r

    n

    r

    n n

    r r

    n

    r

    xx

    x

    x

    r

    r

    r

    r

    r r n

    n n

    n n

    1

    1

    ( 1) ln(3)

    ln 2 ln( ) ln( 1) ln 3

    2(3)ln

    ( 1)

    n

    n

    n

    n n

    n n

    12 2

    226

    2 12

    222 6

    14

    228

    14 7

    2 22 22 2

    13 6

    6

    2d

    1

    2d

    1

    2d

    1

    2 2d d

    1 1

    2(3) 2(3)ln ln

    14(15) 7(8)

    4(3)ln

    5

    r

    r

    mm

    m

    m

    m

    m m

    m m

    xx

    xx

    xx

    x xx x

    10(a)

    (i)

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    2

    2

    4

    3

    d 2 4

    d 4 4

    2( 2)

    ( 2)

    2

    ( 2)

    y x

    x x x

    x

    x

    x

    Since3

    20

    ( 2)x

    ,

    d0

    d

    y

    x , there are no stationary point when C= 4.

    (ii)

    WhenC=4 WhenC>4 WhenC

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    2

    2 2

    1 1d dt

    8 2

    1 1d24 4

    1 4 4 1ln

    8 4 4 2

    1 8 1ln

    8 2

    rr r

    r t Cr

    rt C

    r

    rt C

    r

    [M1]

    4 8 4 8

    4

    8ln 4 8

    8

    where =

    8

    1

    t C t C

    t

    rt C

    r

    r

    e Be B er

    rBe

    When t= 0, r= 4

    0

    84

    1

    1

    Be

    B

    4

    8

    1 tr

    e

    As 4, 0, 8tt e r The radius of the circular shaped leaf will grow to a radius of 8 cm for large values of t.

    11

    (a)

    6s w i The real part of s and w are the same.

    Let s a bi and w a ci

    6b c --- (1)

    2

    10

    ( ) 10

    a bi a ci

    a bc a b c i

    2 10a bc and 0b c 1, 3a b and 3c

    Since a> 0,

    1 3 , 1 3s i w i

    Alternatively,

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    Subst10

    ws

    into 6s w i ,

    2

    2

    10 6

    10 6

    6 10 0

    6 36 4( 10)1 3

    2

    s is

    s i s

    s i s

    is i

    Since Re(s) > 0, 1 3s i and 1 3w i

    Let u is and v iw and we would arrive at the original pair of given equations.

    3u i and 3v i

    Alternatively,,s iv w iu 3v i and 3u i

    11

    (b

    )

    3 3 12i and5

    arg( 3 3 )6

    i

    5 23 612i k i

    z e

    1 5 2

    6 18 312 , 0, 1k i

    i

    z e k

    1 7 1 5 1 17

    6 18 6 18 6 181 2 312 , 12 and 12

    i i i

    z e z e z e

    1 2 2 3 1 3Z , Z Z and ZOZ O OZ arecongruenttriangleswith

    1

    61 2 3 12z z z and

    1 2 2 3 1 3

    2

    3Z OZ Z OZ Z OZ

    Areaoftriangle 1 1

    6 61 2 3

    1 23 12 12 sin

    2 3Z Z Z

    1

    33 3

    124

    Leti

    c e

    55

    18182

    ii

    icz e e e

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    Since2

    cz isapositiverealnumber,2

    arg( ) 0cz

    5 5018 18

    5

    18

    i

    c e

    Simliarly, we can also consider 2cz or 3cz

    The corresponding values for c would be17

    18

    i

    e

    and7

    18

    i

    e

    respectively.

    Any one of the above 3 values of c is acceptable.