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Revision Questions

1. Evaluate the following, writing your answer in exact surd form


3

(a)

16x2 dx
1
3

(b)

( 16x )

2 3

dx

2. Given that y= sin 2 x+2 cos x


(a) Find y ' , hence find the co-ordinates of any stationary points
(b) Determine the nature of these stationary points
(c) Show that x= cos1 (1 2) are 2 x -intercepts
(d) Sketch the curve, for 2 x 2
(e) Show that the exact area enclosed by the curve,
1

1
cos ( 1 2 ) x cos ( 1 2 )

and the

1 2
x -axis is ()+ 2+10 2
cos1

3. Find the following:


3
(a) sec x dx
(b)
(c)

1+ x 2 dx
x 21 dx

, by letting

x=tan

by letting

x=sec

x
sin
4. Determine the range and the coordinates of the turning points of
and

cos
x
x
x
cos
sin
cos
hence sketch the curves y=
and
for

sin
cos
y=sin
2 x 2 .
5. Draw sketches of the following curves, indicating clearly any asymptotes. Show
any x - axis and asymptotes, turning points, points of inflexion, y-axis
x
(a) y= 2
x 1
x1
(b) y=
x ( x +1 )
2
x
(c) y= 2
x 1
2
(d) y=x2+
x +1
(e) x+ y=1
(f) y x=1
(g) |x|+| y|=1

x
tan =3 tan 2 x+3 tan 4 x
6. Show that
d

dx
3
Hence, find tan x dx
3

7. Use u= x +2 to evaluate

x
dx
x+
2
1

8. Find

sin2 3 x dx

9. Mr Ribbans has to leave home early for a before school lesson. He does not want
to wake his wife so he does not turn on the lights. He goes to the sock drawer and
chooses two socks. There are 10 black, 6 grey and 4 navy socks, however they are
all mixed up. What is the probability that Mr Ribbans arrives at school with a pair
of 2 matching socks?

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