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    H2 MA 9740/ P1/2013 RI Year 6 Preliminary Examination - Page 2 of 13

    Hence,

    2 3 sin 2 3 sin

    6 6

    2 3 sin sin6 6

    2 3 sin cos cos sin sin cos cos sin6 6 6 6

    1 1OR 2 3 2cos sin

    2 6 6 2 6 6

    PQ PR

    4 3 cos sin6

    34 3 sin

    2

    6sin

    6 (since is small sin ) (shown).

    2 3 and 6.a b

    No. Solution

    3(i) By GC,

    2

    3

    4

    14

    21

    30

    u

    u

    u

    3(ii)Conjecture:

    2

    1 5.nu n

    LetnP be the statement

    21 5nu n for .n

    LHS =1 9u =

    21 1 5 RHS

    Hence1P is true.

    AssumekP is true for some k

    , i.e. 2

    1 5k

    u k .

    To prove:1kP is true, i.e. to prove

    2

    1 ( 1) 1 5ku k

    1

    2

    2

    2

    2 3

    ( 1) 5 2 3( 1) 2( 1) 1 5

    1 1 5 RHS

    k ku u k

    k k

    k k

    k

    Hence1kP is also true.

    SincekP is true 1kP is true, and 1P is also true, by the

    principle of Mathematical Induction,nP is true for all ,n

    i.e. the conjecture is true.

    No. Solution

    4(i)2

    4 4 2

    4 4 2

    ln 64

    2ln ln 4 6

    yy x x

    y y x x

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    H2 MA 9740/ P1/2013 RI Year 6 Preliminary Examination - Page 3 of 13

    Differentiate with respect tox:

    3 3

    43

    2 2

    44

    d 2 d 4 4 12

    d d

    d 4 24 12

    d

    d 4 ( 3) 2 ( 3)

    d 2 12 2 1

    y yy x x

    x y x

    y yx x

    x y

    y xy x xy x

    x yy

    4(ii) When 2,y

    4 2

    2 2

    2 2 2

    16 6

    8 2 0

    8 or 2 (reject as 0)

    2 2.

    x x

    x x

    x x x

    x

    Hence,

    4 2 2 (8 3) 4 2 2 (8 3)d or

    d 2(16) 1 2(16) 1

    40 2 40 2 or .

    31 31

    y

    x

    No. Solution

    5(i)

    OC OB BC k b a

    5(ii) By the Ratio Theorem,

    1 1 1 1

    .2 2 2 2

    kOY OC OA k

    b a a b a

    1 1 1 1

    2 2 2 2

    k kXY XO OY OA

    b + b a

    XY is parallel to OA.

    1 1 1

    2 2

    XY XY k k

    CB kOA k k

    Hence the required ratio is 2 21 : 4k k

    OA

    BC

    X Y

    D

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    No. Solution

    6(i) 2 1 2

    1 1 1 7

    3 1 1

    1

    4 2 1 3 72

    Position vector of the point of intersectionA is

    OA

    =2 1 31 11 1 3

    2 23 1 5

    6(ii) 1 2

    1 1

    1 1 2 2sin

    33 6 3 2

    .

    6(iii)

    BA OA OB

    =3 2 11 13 1 1 .

    2 25 3 1

    Shortest distance

    11 2 3 2 1

    sin 1 .2 3 2 3 6

    1

    BA

    OrShortest distance

    1 221

    1 11 12 21 11 12 .2 6 6 61

    1

    BA

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    No. Solution

    7 2

    2

    d

    d

    1d 1 d

    1d 1 d

    1ln ln 1 , where is an arbitrary constant

    ln1

    e , where e1

    e 1 1 (Shown).

    11 e e

    e

    t C

    t

    t t

    t

    NN kN

    t

    N tN kN

    kN t

    N kN

    N kN t C C

    Nt C

    kN

    NB B

    kN

    BN

    Bk k Ak

    B

    Alternatively:

    2

    2

    1d 1 d

    1

    d 1 d1

    1ln , where is an arbitrary

    1ln

    1e , where

    1 1e (Shown).

    e

    t C

    t

    t

    N tN kN

    N N t

    kN

    k t C C N

    k t CN

    k A A eN

    A k NN k A

    1When 0, 250 : 250 .

    As , 10000 :

    1 10000 0.0001 and so 0.0039.

    t NA k

    t N

    k Ak

    Therefore1

    .0.0001 0.0039e t

    N

    Now, whenN= 750, 1

    0.00011 750

    750 e0.0001 0.0039e 0.0039

    t

    t

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    2 2 1

    10

    0

    2 0

    0

    1 1sin (2 ) sin (2 )

    4 4

    f ( ) f ( 1)

    f (0) f (1)

    f (1) f (2)

    f (2) f (3)

    f ( 1) f ( )

    f ( ) f ( 1)

    1 1 f (0) f ( 1) sin (2 )

    4 4

    nr r

    n r rr

    n

    r

    n

    S x x

    r r

    n n

    n n

    n x

    2 1

    1

    2 2 1

    1

    sin (2 )

    1 sin ( ) sin (2 ) (proved)

    4

    n

    n

    n

    x

    x x

    8(iii) Since 2 10 sin 2 1n x for all 0n and

    11 0

    4n as ,n

    therefore 2sinnS x as n . Hence, 2sin .S x

    No. Solution

    9(i) Let $kbe the amount needed for the fund to award the scholarship for 2014.

    (1.025) 2000k and thus2000

    1951.22 19511.025

    k (correct to the nearest dollar)

    For additional amount needed :

    Mtd 1 :

    Additional amount needed

    =2

    2000$ $1903.63 $1904

    (1.025)

    Mtd 2 :

    Let x be the additional amount needed.

    1.025(1.025( ) 2000) 2000

    3854.1951

    3854.1951 1951.22 1904 (nearest $).

    k x

    k x

    x

    Hence 1904x (nearest $).

    9(ii) Method 1

    Amount needed

    =2 10

    2000 2000 2000....

    1.025 (1.025) (1.025)

    =

    10

    11

    20001.02511.025

    11.025

    = 17504.13

    = 17504 dollars (to nearest dollars)

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    Method 2Either

    10

    1010

    10

    10

    0

    1.025 11.025 2000 0

    1.025 1

    1.025 12000

    1.025 1 17504 (nearest $)1.025

    a

    x

    x

    Or

    9

    910

    9

    10

    2000

    1.025 11.025 2000(1.025) 2000

    1.025 1

    1.025 12000 2000(1.025)

    1.025 117504 (nearest $)

    1.025

    b

    x

    x

    9

    (iii)

    Method 1

    Amount needed

    2 3

    2000 2000 2000...

    1.025 (1.025) (1.025)

    =2000 1

    11.0251

    1.025

    = 80 000 dollars

    Method 2

    Either

    0

    1.025 11.025 2000 0

    1.025 1

    1.025 12000

    1.025 1 180000 1 80000

    1.025 1.025

    n

    nn

    n

    n n

    a

    x

    x

    (as1

    01.025n

    as n )

    Or

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    1

    1

    1

    2000

    1.025 11.025 2000(1.025) 2000

    1.025 1

    1.025 12000 2000(1.025)

    1.025 1

    1.025

    2000 82000(1.025 1)

    1.025

    82000 8000080000

    1.025 1.025

    n

    nn

    n

    n

    n

    n

    n

    b

    x

    x

    (as1

    01.025n

    as n )

    Method 3

    For scholarship to continue indefinitely, yearly interest earned should be sufficient for thescholarship awarded for the following year. Hence

    Minimum amount =2000

    800000.025

    No. Solution

    10

    2

    2 2

    2

    2 5 2f

    3 2 3 3

    3 5 2 3 2 2 3 6 39 45 8 24 18

    2 15 27 0

    2 3 9 0

    3 3 9 or Since .

    2 2

    xx

    x

    x x xx x x x

    x x

    x x

    x x x

    10(i)

    3

    9 2

    2 3f ln ln 9 or ln

    3 2

    0 e or e .

    x x x

    x x

    10(ii) 1 2 3f 0.5 9 (no solution) or 0.5

    2 3 2

    0.5 1.5 or 0.5 1.5

    1 or 2.

    x x x

    x x

    x x

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    No. Solution

    11(i) 2 k

    2

    2

    2

    2 2

    16 16 0

    2

    13 5

    2

    yx x

    yx

    2 2

    3 11

    25 50

    x y

    Ellipse:

    11(ii)

    2

    2

    2 2

    16 9 25

    3 11

    25 25

    yx x

    k

    x y

    k

    Hyperbola : centre 3,1

    Oblique Asymptotes : 3 1 y k x k and

    1 3 y k x k

    55

    x

    y 3 1 y k x k 1 3 y k x k

    ( 3,1)

    2 2

    3 11

    25 25

    x y

    k

    O

    y

    2 2

    3 11

    25 50

    x y

    x

    5

    5 2

    3,1

    0

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    11(iii) Equation of a line of symmetry: 3 or 1x y .

    Translation by 3 units in the positive x - direction

    Translation by 1 unit in the negative y - direction

    No. Solution

    12(a) 22

    1

    23 32

    11

    23 3

    1

    ln d

    ln 1d

    3 3

    ln

    3 9

    8ln 2 8 1

    3 9 9

    8ln 2 7

    3 9

    x x x

    x x xx

    x

    x x x

    12(b)

    2 2

    1

    9 9d d

    3 2 4 ( 1)

    1 9sin

    2

    x xx x x

    xc

    221

    20 0

    9 1d 9sin 9 3

    2 6 63 2

    xx

    x x

    1 12 2

    1122

    2 1 1 1 11 2 d2 4 2 4

    x x x x

    12

    1 12 2

    2

    20

    9 1Since d 3 , so .

    23 2

    1 2 d 2 1 d 3a

    x ax x

    x x x x

    OR

    12

    12

    11 2 d (2)(1)

    2x x

    ax

    12

    y

    2 2x

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    12

    1 12 2

    12

    2

    20

    2

    2

    2

    74

    9 1Since d 3 , so .

    23 2

    1 2 d 2 1 d 3

    3

    1 1( ) 2

    4 2

    70

    4

    1 1 4( ) 1 8

    2 2

    1Since ,

    2

    1 2 22

    a

    a

    x ax x

    x x x x

    x x

    a a

    a a

    a

    a

    a

    No. Solution

    13(i)

    d d2 ; 4 10 2 2 5

    d d

    x yt t t

    t t

    Thus, 2 2 5d 2 5

    .d 2

    ty t

    x t t

    For min. pt.,d 5

    0

    d 2

    yt

    x

    Hence coordinates of the min. pt. is 14.25,3.5

    Coordinates ofAis (8,16) .

    13(ii)

    13(iii) The equation of tangent at Pis

    O

    14.25,3.5 x

    y

    C

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    2 2

    3 2 2

    3 2 3 2

    2

    2 5 2 10 16 8

    2 10 16 (2 5) 8

    2 10 16 2 2 16 5 5 40

    2 5 5 40

    py p p x p

    p

    py p p p p x p

    py p p p px p p x p

    py px x p

    2

    2 5 5 40.py p x p 13(iv) Since the tangent passes through 0, 0 ,

    25 40 0

    2 2

    p

    p

    Hence the possible coordinates of Pare

    16,32 20 2

    1 132 20 2 32 20 2 tan arg tan

    16 16

    0.228 arg 1.311

    z

    z

    END OF PAPER