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Advice Bod ech question careful before you star to answer to answer every question. heck your answers f you have time at the end. ® Ifyou change your mind about an answer, cross it out and put your new answer and any working undemeath ‘never >Pure Mathematics P1 Mensuration Surface area of sphere = 47? ‘Area of curved surface of cone = a7 slant height Cosine rule a= B42 2becosd Pure Mathematics P2 Arithmetic series Logarithms and exponentials ber He Binomial series ornrears (Maree (Saree (Marte cem en nee (Joo rea Carats MOM g MADRE dlc tn eR) 1x2 Tx 2K. Numerical integration The trapezium rule: fy d= $41, + ¥,) +20, 495+. 49, )h where h =a} 18 Find the ft 4 ters, in scending powers of, of the binomial expansion of ( i) ‘ving cach term in its simplest form. C (©) nt et ein be ie pin st (Tea ate fi (‘9 te 7 si # 10! 10037. 40:3:3 _ 479 ne Le _ a | 2181 (y= 10! = 40 aa) 2 QF 49.2%. 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Given that PQ isa diameter ofthe circle C, (2) (i) find the coordinates ofthe centre of C, (i) Sid the radi oC w (0) Henes find an equation o 6 t) (c) Find an equation of the tangent to C at the point Q giving your answer in the form at by +e~ 0 whee a, an ae iteges ob found. w P(-11,6) Q(-3,,12) if) ‘VaUY SIHLNI LRM 10N 00 \VAUY SIHLNIaLnIM LON 00 \V3UY SIL NI aLIUM LON 00Been saves £100 in the first month and in each subsequent month, he saves £5 more than ‘the previous month, so that he saves £105 in the second month, £110 in the third month, ‘and so on, forming an iE in eau Ben ses @ JS Fi ioe tal amcan Ben ses ove te 6O-month pro. ® Lina is also saving for a deposit for a house. Lin sves £600 in the first month and in each subsequent month, se saves £10 less than the previous month, so that abe saves £590 inthe second moat, £880 inthe third mont, and 0 on, forming ao aritmetic sequence. Given that, after n months, Lina will have saved exactly £18200 for her deposit, To) form an equation in m and show that it can be writen as n= 121m + 3640=0 fms tt rh pt ma | {(8F Solve the equation in part (©), 5 _ A Sate, wth reason, which ofthe solutions othe equation in part (eis mt sensible value for ed U4= 400 a ? fu, = 105 Ugg = 100+ (40-1) 5 | = -100+(39-) 5 Yue = 29S Saves in ihe Goth month | = MYCY KOH | Seo a (( Le — sof 2rragrte0 5] 30f 200+ & 295 ) = eo = 30L 495 ee = anocn © 14 i@) nt—42an+ 364029 aay EY ray4( 43 640) 6S na sq 2.4‘A-company makes a particular type of watch, ‘The annual profit made by the company ftom sales of these watches is modelled by the equation P= 12-3? 120 ‘where P isthe annual profit measured in thousands of pounds and £ isthe selling price of the watch. According to this model, (@) find, using calculus, the maximum possible annual profit, Om ww sto ming nels, athe profit youive fund ina mas, i ‘WUV SiMLNIZLRIM LON‘ OG \VaUY SIHLNI LIM 10N 00 \VUV SIHLNI ANIM LON 00.loge 1048 = Bene) log > g,° 4 195 .( a- ay\e 169. cyt) -(19g > 6 log(7~ 29) = 2log(y + 1) —1 - ye wo 2 ; 4 log/ 2 A 8. ((@) Find the exact solution ofthe equation ps6 fing your aeverin efor a+ lg whee and ae conta oe nd, onsen ne log = 2x44 yy a tog 23 = 31), 2 az ig 3 = A2x+71) ss 2 A+ 10g 5* aia 2-6x =-_— i) Ze V2 )= ZI +{)71 tgs Coals Aasg S) \VNV SIN LILI 10N 00 ‘VaNV SIM NI LIM 10N Oo \WaUY SIMLNIZLIM LON OGloge (9- 204.32)) = 2109, (1.324 1)-4 0.944 = 64S cHEK 47.632 =~ 33.89/ sie facial mean) PB Show thatthe common ratio ofthe sequence is PS Find the frst term ofthe sequence J id he sr ofthe Ft 1 ems ofthe sequen. 9 Fi ni fe sec Og = 324 Ue = 96 ay yo = Qe =p 324 =aR- ye 2 ape" =p 96-= ar a= 46 Rk 324= BR Re 324 = A6R™R = COOP 468 a we 324 = "R83 324-Ro 296 > 46 32u = ee = 2 peasy6) U,=O 2 ~ayf2 oa ~(Z) 34 =a. q fal C). Sus 3 g wi) 2 79933 G 05,4 eh % 3) Spm = aa = (289) ~ 3ii aes cost) 1 = dsind tand Se0s*0-cosd-4~0 @) manners cosy sate tedinasumas = 24> Y J Fh S510 9100 sivng your mew’ wel spree, 9 2 Sta place. ‘ean be written in the form ‘VSUY SIHL NI ZL LON 00 cos6 —4 = 4SiIN6 tanO- =ysino. 00° Coso- into + costo § 4 = 4sif'O oo Abid to OS ; ea = 4 (4-000 Cosa COO = 4 FG ycos* aay Coso ( cosgi —4-) = --4eos*-0 8 § coso + cosa = =4eosto a z Scos'o ~cdsO -G = oIZ es LE a cos yF4 > Th ORC COSA by Sc0s7y - cosy -4=0 yer = 798 x ‘3 --4 COS Y= 4Y ® Yeo =o 2x = “wa ast? Cds gescay [e920 v 180-448 1 = BG.Figure 1 Figure | shows a sketch ofa circle C with centre N(4, -1). 1 The fine {with equation y = 5.x is a tangent to C atthe point P 4 Find ™ (a) the equation of line PN in the form y= mx +c, Sw? (b) the equation of C. &A Given log,b = k, find, in simplest form in terms of k, A w() Q) iy log, ab A K Qa 5 S as \ log, Va =p log Ve 109 Se =p 4 lo Zo _Io9f", = a 2 a fe i + KY HY loggab _ Wat + _ 2A se |= be ? K loggb? = 3 1095 3K . oa( f(x) = (x ~ 3)3x7 + x + a) 35 where a is a constant 46 ste reine wien f) ied by (2-3 Given (3x ~2) is. factor of f(x), § Lomheecloaa (©) Using algebra and showing each step of your working, fully factorise f(x). Bax 4X? nore 35 x(ax4 +X = IX~. 3 x(3x SSE 4300 =v x K ‘vauV SiH NIaLRM LON 00 \VaUV SIMLNI ZAR 10N OG ‘VaUY SIHLNIZLTIM LON OG10, ne208009 yodos os todos los on. a F'(x)=0 Portie de Fitaye Ce Figure 1 shows a sketch of part of the curve C with equation y = flx) where n= 42-13 130 Using calculus, ($e find the range of values ofx fr which fi increasing (PP show tt [GE +2-n}er=o ‘The point P(2, 0) and the point O(6, 0) le on C. 4 oie f(&$2¢—ts)are-s 66 6 see viet f (820-1) werent f($Ss2er}ne Fx) =0 ry 22 OZ Gx * 2x-\3 =o F'(4) = ~I2K_ 4 a) {X?.3.50 \VAUY SIHLNI 3LTM 10N 00 ‘WSUV SIL NiainiM LON OG Bev sinawrainumion oo36x “42x -A3n e le tan Tang” sindeosd Sf seve 6r0 << 90 te equation 3eos'@x + 10°)= 1 jon 4 7 = 1 tt = qo = o Sin." €OSO- no. “ f ot a 08 ¥ sin? tA ota | = | “SINS Cosa S\e siving your answers in degrees to one decimal place. ie Clots hae en om papi or mare matiods nfm acpi) 7 ton O_—_sinScoyS- SIN COSCO wi) 3cos*(2x +10 )= 14 * (2x4 10" | C6S oc x< bo’ *y a WE O< 2X < 180° at 10 < Xt 10 < AGO Al 3 @ g 8 1Kt 1? x. oH