mathcad - cape - 2006 - math unit 2 - paper 02
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CAPE - Pure Mathematics - Unit 22006
Paper 02
Section A - Module 1
1 a( ) If f (x) = x3 ln2 x show that
i( ) f1 x( ) x2 ln x. 3 ln x. 2( ).f1 x( ) x x x 5 marks
ii( ) f11 x( ) 6 x ln2. x 10 x ln. x. 2 xf11 x( ) x x x x x 5 marks
b( ) The enrolment pattern of membership of a country club follows an exponential logistic function N
N800
1 k e rt.kk ε R, r ε R
where N is the number of members enroled t years after the formation of the club. The initial membership was 50 persons and after one year there are 200 persons enroled in the club.
i( ) What is the LARGEST number reached by the membership of the club?
2 marks
ii( ) Calculate the EXACT value of k and r 6 marks
iii( ) How many members will there be in the club 3 years after its formation?
2 marks
a( ) i( )ddx
x3 ln2 x x3 2 ln. x.
xln2 x 3. x2d
dxx3 ln2 x x
xx
x x
2 x2 ln x. ln x. ln. x. 3. x2 x2 ln x. 3 ln x. 2( ).2 x2 ln x. ln x. ln. x. 3. x2 x x x
ii( )
ddx
x2 ln x. 3 ln x. 2( ). 2 x ln. x. 3 ln x. 2( ). x2 1x
3 ln x. 2( ). ln x.3x
.ddx
x2 ln x. 3 ln x. 2( ). x x x xx
x xx
2 x ln. x. 3 ln x. 2( ). x 3 ln x. 2( ). x 3. ln x. 6 x ln2. x 10 x ln. x. 2 x2 x ln. x. 3 ln x. 2( ). x 3 ln x. 2( ). x 3. ln x. x x x x x
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b( ) i( )∞t
800
1 k e rt.lim 800
∞t
800
1 k e rt.lim
ii( ) t = 0 508001 k
50k
k80050
1 k 15
200800
1 15 e r200
rr ln 5.r ln 5.
iii( ) N800
1 15 e ln 5( ). 3( ). lnN
800
115125
yields5000
7
approx 714 members
2 a( ) i( ) Express 1 x
x 1( ) x2 1.in partial fractions 6 marks
ii( ) Hence find x1 x
x 1( ) x2 1.d 3 marks
b( ) Given that In0
1xxn exdn
n where n ε N
i( ) Evaluate I1 4 marks
ii( ) Show that In e n In 1.n Inn 4 marks
iii( ) Hence or otherwise evaluate I3 writing your answer in terms of e
3 marks
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a( ) i( )1 x
x 1( ) x2 1expands in partial fractions to
1x 1( )
x
x2 1
ii( ) x1
x 1d
x
x2 1ln x 1( ). 1
2ln x2 1. ln A.
12
ln x2 1. Ax x
ln Ax 1
x2 1
..
b( ) i( )0
1xx ex. d x ex. 1
0
.0
1xex 1( ) d
0
1xx ex. d x x
I1 e e 1 I1 1
ii( ) In xn ex 1
0
.0
1xn xn 1. exdxn x n n
n In e n In 1.n nn
iii( ) I3 e 3 I2 I2 e 2 I1
I3 e 3 e 2 1( )( ) I3 6 2 e
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Section B - Module 2
3 a( ) i( ) Show that the terms of
1
m
r
ln 3r.
=
are in arithmetic progression
3 marks
ii( ) Find the first 20 terms of this series 4 marks
iii( ) Hence show that
1
2 m
r
ln 3r.
=
2 m2 m ln 3.m2 m 3 marks
b( ) The sequence of positive terms {xn} is defined by xn 1 xn2 1
4xnn x1
12
<
i( ) Show by mathematical induction or otherwise that xn12
<
for all positive integers n 7 marks
ii( ) By considering xn 1 xn or otherwise show that xn xn 1< 3 marks
a( ) i( ) ln 3. 2 ln 3. 3 ln. 3. ... m ln. 3. T1 ln 3.T1 ln 3. d ln 3.d ln 3.
ii( ) Sm ln 3. 1 2 3 ... m( ). ... Smm2
m 1( ) ln 3.m 1
S20202
20 1( ) ln 3.202
20 1( ) ln S20 210 ln. 3.S20 210 ln. 3.
iii( ) S2 m2 m2
2 m 1( ) ln 3.m 1 S2 m 2 m2 m ln 3.m2 m
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b( ) i( ) x112
< x2 u12 1
4u x2
12
<
assume that xn12
< for n = k then xk12
< for k ε N
xk 1 xk2 1
412
2 14
<x
by the assumption xk 112
< whenever xk12
<
ii( ) xn 1 xn xn2 1
4xnxn 1 xn xn xn xn 1 xn xn
12
2 14
14
xn 1 xn xn
xn 1 xn 0>
from (1) xn12
< hence xn 1 xn>
4 a( ) Sketch the functions y = sin x and y = x2 on the same axes 5 marks
b( ) Deduce that the function f (x) = sin x - x2 has EXACTLY two real roots 3 marks
c( ) Find the interval in which the non-zero root α of f (x) lies 4 marks
d( ) Starting with a first approximation of α at x1 = 0.7 use one iteration of the Newton-Raphson method to obtain a better approximation of α to 3 dec places
8 marks
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a( )
sin x( )
x2
x
2 1 0 1 2
1
1
2
b( ) since there are only 2 intersections then only 2 real roots exist
c( ) f 0.5( ). 0.229f 0.5( ). f 1( ). 0.159f 1( ).
by the intermediate value theorem 0.5 < α < 1)
d( ) x2 0.7sin 0.7. 0.72
cos 0.7. 2 0.7( ).x2 0.7sin 0.7. 0.72
cos 0.7. 2 0.7( ). x2 0.943
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Section C - Module 3
5 a( ) i( ) How many numbers lying between 3 000 and 6 000 can be formed from the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, if no digit is used more than once in forming the number?
5 marks
ii( ) Determine the probability that a number in 5 (a) (i) above is even 5 marks
b( ) In an experiment p is the probability of success and q is the probability of failure in a single trial. For n trials the probability of x successes and (n - x) failures is represented by
n C x (p)x q n-x n > 0
Apply this model to the following problem.
The probability that John will hit the target at a firing practice is56
He fires 9 shots.
Calculate the probability that he will hit the target
i( ) AT LEAST 8 times 7 marks
ii( ) NO MORE than seven times 3 marks
a( ) i( ) first digit is 3, 4 or 5 select first digit in 3 ways
select second digit in 5 ways
select third digit in 4 ways
select fourth digit in 3 ways
no of ways = 3 x 5 x 4 x 3 = 180 ways
ii( ) for an even number it must end with 2, 4 or 6
if 4 is the first digit - no of ways = 2 hence 1 x 4 x 3 x 2 = 24 ways
if 4 is not first digit - no of ways = 2 hence 2 x 4 x 3 x 3 = 72 ways
total = 96 ways
P even number.( ). 96180
P even number.( ). 2445
0.5332445
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b( ) i( )
P X 8( ). P X 9( ). 9( )56
8 16
56
9P X 8( ). P X 9( ). 0.5427
ii( ) P X 7( ). 1 0.5427P X 7( ). 0.4573
6 a( ) If A
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
and B
2
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
i( ) find AB 3 marks
ii( ) deduce A 1 3 marks
b( ) A nursery sells three brands of grass-seed mix, P, Q and R. Each brand is made from three types of grass, C, Z and B. The number of kilograms of each type of grass in a bag of each brand is summarised in the table below.
Grass-seed mix Type of grass (kilograms)
C grass Z grass B grass
Brand P 2 2 6
Brand Q 4 2 4
Brand R 0 6 4
Blend c z b
A blend is produced by mixing p bags of Brand P, q bags of Brand Q and r bags of Brand R
i( ) Write down an expression in terms of p, q and r, for the number of kilograms of Z-grass in the blend
1 mark
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(ii) Let c, z and b represent the number of kilograms of C-grass, Z-grass and B-grass respectively in the blend. Write down a set of THREE equations in p, q r, to represent the number of kilograms of EACH type of grass in the blend.
3 marks
iii( ) Rewrite the set of THREE equations in (b) (ii) above in the matrix form MX = D where M is a 3 by 3 matrix, X and D are column matrices
3 marks
iv( ) Given that M 1 exists write X in terms of M 1 and D 3 marks
v( ) Given that M 10.2
0.35
0.05
0.2
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.15
0.05
M 1
calculate how many bags of EACH brand, P, Q, and R, are required to produce a blend containing 30 kilograms of C-grass, 30 kilograms of Z-grass and 50 kilograms of B-grass.
4 marks
a( ) i( )
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
2
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
. yields
4
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
4
ii( ) AB 4 I. B 4 A 1. A1 14
2
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
.A1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
yields
12
14
0
14
14
14
14
0
14
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b( ) i( ) 2p + 2q + 6r = z
ii( ) 2p + 4q = c 2p + 2q + 6r = z 6p + 4q + 4r = b
iii( )
2
2
6
4
2
4
0
6
4
p
q
r
.c
z
b
2
2
6
4
2
4
0
6
4
p
q
r
.c
z
b
iv( )
p
q
r
M 1c
z
b
.M
c
z
b
v( )
p
q
r
0.2
0.35
0.05
0.2
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.15
0.05
30
30
50
. p = 3 q = 6 r = 2
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