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    1. The document is a section check-in on pure mathematics functions. It contains 3 questions - using the factor theorem to show a factor of a polynomial, expanding a binomial expression, and finding the equation of a cubic curve given its axis intercepts. 2. The worked solutions show applying the factor theorem, expanding the binomial, and determining the cubic equation based on the given axis intercepts and the fact that it is a cubic function. 3. The document provides an example section check-in, worked solutions, and additional resources on OCR qualifications.

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    1. The document is a section check-in on pure mathematics functions. It contains 3 questions - using the factor theorem to show a factor of a polynomial, expanding a binomial expression, and finding the equation of a cubic curve given its axis intercepts. 2. The worked solutions show applying the factor theorem, expanding the binomial, and determining the cubic equation based on the given axis intercepts and the fact that it is a cubic function. 3. The document provides an example section check-in, worked solutions, and additional resources on OCR qualifications.

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    AS S1 MathsBMEI Check in 03 Functions v1

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    Aadit Nagpal
    1. The document is a section check-in on pure mathematics functions. It contains 3 questions - using the factor theorem to show a factor of a polynomial, expanding a binomial expression, and finding the equation of a cubic curve given its axis intercepts. 2. The worked solutions show applying the factor theorem, expanding the binomial, and determining the cubic equation based on the given axis intercepts and the fact that it is a cubic function. 3. The document provides an example section check-in, worked solutions, and additional resources on OCR qualifications.

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    Section Check In – Pure Mathematics: Functions

    Questions

    1. Use the factor theorem to show that is a factor of .

    2. Expand .

    3. Fig. 5 shows a cubic curve. The values of and where it crosses the axes are shown.

    Fig. 5

    Find the equation of the curve.

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    Worked solutions

    1. Let

    Since , by factor theorem or is a factor

    2.

    3. The curve crosses the x-axis at -1, 2 and 4. So the equation must have the factors
    .
    is a cubic curve so there are no other factors involving .
    The equation of the curve is where is a constant.
    When , so .
    The equation is .

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