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FORMULAS FOR REFERENCE
A B A B
sin( A  B)  sin A cos B  cos A sin B sin A  sin B  2 sin cos
2 2
cos(A  B)  cos A cos B  sin A sin B A B A B
sin A  sin B  2 cos sin
2 2
tan A  tan B
tan( A  B)  A B A B
1  tan A tan B cos A  cos B  2 cos cos
2 2
2 sin A cos B  sin( A  B)  sin( A  B) A B A B
cos A  cos B  2 sin sin
2 2
2 cos A cos B  cos(A  B)  cos(A  B)
2 sin A sin B  cos(A  B)  cos(A  B)
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SECTION A (50 marks)
d
1. Find (3x 4  x) from first principles. (4 marks)
dx
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2. Suppose the coefficients of x and x 2 in the expansion of (1  ax) n are  8 3 and 72

respectively. Find the values of a and n. (4 marks)

x 1
3. (a) Find  dx, where x  2.
x2
x 1
(b) Using integration by substitution, find  dx, where x  0 .
x2 x
(6 marks)

4. (a) Using integration by parts, find  ( x  1)e x dx.
(b) Figure 1 shows the shaded region bounded by the curve y  ( x  1)e x and the line
1
y  ( x  1) . Find the area of the shaded region.
e y
y  (x  1)e x
1
y (x  1)
e
x
O

Figure 1
(7 marks)

5. (a) Let M be a 3 3 matrix such that M 2  M T , where M T is the transpose of M.
(i) Prove that M  0 or 1.

(ii) Suppose M is a non-singular matrix. Prove that M 4  M and M 1  M T .
1 0 0 

(b) Let A   0  12  23  . Using (a), or otherwise, find A1.
 
0 3
 12 
 2
(7 marks)


6. Consider the following system of linear equations
(k  1) x  6 y  2 z  0

(D) 4 x  (k  2) y  3z  0 , where k is a constant.
2 x  z  0

It is given that (D) has non-trivial solutions.
(a) Find the values of k.

(b) Suppose k  2 . Solve (D).
x  6 y  2 z  0

(c) If all real solutions of 4 x  4 y  3z  0 satisfy px  yz  1  0 , find the range of values
2 x  z  0

of p.
(6 marks)



 
7. (a) Prove that sin x  cos x  2 sin  x   .
 4
   
(b) Prove that 2 2 sin x  sin 2 x  2 sin 2 x  2 2 sin x sin  x    1 . Hence solve the
  4 
sin 2 x
equation 2 csc x   1, where 0  x  2 .
2(1  cos2 x)
(8 marks)


n
sin 2nx
8. (a) Using mathematical induction, prove that  cos(2m  1) x 
m 1 2 sin x
for all positive
integers n.
(b) It is given that k is a positive integer greater than 2. Evaluate
 3 5 (2k  1)
cos2  cos2  cos2    cos2 in terms of k.
k k k k
(8 marks)



SECTION B (50 marks)
2x
9. Define f ( x)  .
x 1
2
(a) Find f ' ( x) and f " ( x) . (3 marks)

(b) Find the maximum and / or minimum point(s) of the graph of y  f (x) . (3 marks)
(c) Find the point(s) of inflexion of the graph of y  f (x) . (2 marks)
(d) Find the asymptote(s) of the graph of y  f (x) . (2 marks)
(e) Sketch the graph of y  f (x) on page 17. (2 marks)


10. Let OA   i  j  k , OB  3i  j  k and OC  j  2k , where O is the origin, and  and 
are real numbers. It is given that AOB  BOC  90.
(a) Find the values of  and . (3 marks)

(b) (i) Find the volume of the tetrahedron OABC.
(ii) If ABC is the base, find the height of the tetrahedron.
(iii) Find the angle between the line OB and the plane ABC, correct to the nearest 0.1.
(7 marks)
(c) Let D be the foot of perpendicular from O to the plane ABC. Sam claims that D lies on
the line joining B and the mid-point of AC. Do you agree? Explain your answer.
(3 marks)



3 1  1 1 1 1
11. Let A    . It is given that A     1   and A     2   for some real
 0 2   y1   y1   y2   y2 
numbers y1 and y2 , and distinct scalars  1 and  2 ( 1   2 ) .
(a) (i) Denote the 2  2 identity matrix by I 2 . Prove that det( A   i I 2 )  0 for i  1, 2.
(ii) Find the values of  1 and  2 .
(5 marks)
1 1
(b) Let P   .
 y1 y2 
(i) Find the values of y1 and y2 .

(ii) Show that P is invertible and find P 1 .
(5 marks)
 0

(c) Prove that P 1 AP   1  . (2 marks)
 0 2 




12. In Figure 2, the curve  consists of the curves AB, BC and CD, where B and C lie on the
x-axis. The equations of both AB and CD are 3x 2  2 y  4  0 , and the equation of BC is
3 x 2  2 y  k  0 , where k is a constant.
y
A D
x
B O C
Figure 2
(a) (i) Find the value of k.
(ii) Write down the vertex of the curve BC.

(3 marks)
(b) A cup of height 6 units is formed by revolving  about the y-axis. If there is water of
depth h units in the cup, find the volume of water in terms of h when
(i) 0  h  2,
(ii) 2  h  6.
(6 marks)
8
(c) Water is poured into the cup at a constant rate of cubic units per second. Find
3
the rate of change of the depth of water when the volume of water in the cup is
28
cubic units. (4 marks)
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Suggested Solutions
d [3( x  x)4  ( x  x)]  (3x 4  x)

1. (3x 4  x)  lim 1M
dx x  0 x
3x 4  12x3 (x)  18x 2 (x)2  12x(x)3  3(x)4  x  x  3x 4  x
 lim 1M
x  0 x
 lim [12 x  18x (x)  12 x(x)  3(x)3  1]
3 2 2
1M
x  0
 12 x 3  1 1A
(4)
2. (1  ax) n  1  C1n (ax)  C2n (ax) 2  

n(n  1) 2 2
 1  nax  a x 
2
na  8 3 .......... .......... .......... . (1)

 n(n  1) 2 1M
 a  72 .......... .......... ... (2)
 2
8 3
From (1), a   .......... ........ (3)
n
Substitute (3) into (2),
2
n(n  1)  8 3
 
2  n   72 1M
 
192(n  1)
 72
2n
96(n  1)  72n
n4 1A
Substitute n  4 into (3),
8 3
a
4
 2 3 1A
(4)
x 1  3 
3. (a)  x2
dx   1 

 dx
x  2
1M
1
  dx  3 d ( x  2)
x2
 x  3 ln x  2  constant 1A

(b) Let u  x, 1M
1
then du  dx .
2 x
x 1 x 1 1
  x2 x
dx  2 
x 2 2 x
dx
u 1
 2 du 1A
u2
 2u  6 ln u  2  constant (By (a)) 1M
 2 x  6 ln x  2  constant
 2 x  6 ln( x  2)  constant 1A
(6)
 ( x  1)e dx   ( x  1)d (e )
x x
4. (a)
 ( x  1)e   e d ( x  1)
x x
1M
 ( x  1)e   e dx x x
1A
 ( x  1)e x  e x  C
 ( x  2)e x  C 1A
 y  ( x  1)e x

(b) By solving  1 , the x-coordinates of the intersections are 1 and 1. 1A
 y  ( x  1)
 e
1 1 
 Required area    ( x  1)  ( x  1)e x  dx 1M

1 e

1 1 1

e  1
( x  1) dx   ( x  1)e x dx
1
1
1 1 2 
  2 x  x   [( x  2)e ] 1 (By (a))
x 1
1M
e 1
1  1 3 1
      [ e  (3e )]
e  2 2
 e  5e1 1A
(7)

5. (a) (i) M2  MT
MM  M T
M M  M 1M
M ( M  1)  0
M  0 or 1 1
(ii) M 4  (M 2 ) 2
 (M T )2
 ( M 2 )T
 ( M T )T
M 1
 M is a non-singular matrix.
 M 1 exists.
( M 1 ) 2 M 4  ( M 1 ) 2 M
M 2  M 1
M T  M 1 1
1 0 0   1 0 0 

(b) A2   0  12  23   0  12  23 
  
0 3 1  
 2   0 23 1 
2 
 2
1 0 0 

  0  12 3 
 2

0  3  12 
 2
1 0 0 

A   0  12
T 3 
 2

0  3  12 
 2
 A2  AT 1M

1 0 0
A  0  1
2  2
3
0 2
3
 12
 12  3

2
2
3
 12
1
0
 A is a non-singular matrix. 1M
A1  AT (By (a)(ii))

1 0 0 

  0  12 3 
1A
 2

0  3  12 
 2
(7)
k 1 6 2  x  0
    
6. (a) Rewrite the system as  4 k  2 3  y   0.
 2 1   z   0 
 0
 The homogeneous linear system (D) has non-trivial solutions.
k 1 6 2
 4 k2 3 0 1M
2 0 1
4 3 k 1 2 k 1 2
6  (k  2) 0 0
2 1 2 1 4 3
 6(2)  (k  2)(k  5)  0  0
k 2  3k  2  0
(k  1)(k  2)  0
k  1 or 2 1A

(b) For k  2,
 1 6 2 0
 
the augmented matrix corresponding to the system (D) is  4 4 3 0  .
 2 0 1 0
 
 1 6 2 0   1 6 2 0 
   
 4 4 3 0  ~  0  20 5 0  R2  4R1 R2 1M
 2 0 1 0   0 12 3 0  R3  2R1 R3
   
1 6 2 0
  1
~ 0 1 1
0  R R2
4 20 2
 0 12 3 0 
 
1 6 2 0
 
~  0 1 14 0  R3  12R2 R3
0 0 0 0
 
x  6 y  2z  0

 1
The last augmented matrix corresponds to the system  y  z  0 .
 4
0  0
Let z  t (where t is any real number), then
1 1
y   t, x   t
4 2
1 1
 The solutions of the system (D) for k  2 are x   t , y   t , z  t (where t
2 4
is any real number). 1A
1 1
(c)  The solutions of the system are x   t , y   t , z  t (where t is any real
2 4
number).
 1   1 
 p  t    t t 1  0
 2   4 
t 2  2 pt  4  0
 0
(2 p ) 2  4(1)(4)  0 1M
4 p  16  0
2
p2  4  0
( p  2)( p  2)  0
2  p  2 1A
(6)

 
7. (a) R.H.S.  2 sin  x  
 4
  
 2  sin x cos  cos x sin  1M
 4 4
 1 1 
 2 sin x  cos x 
 2 2 
 sin x  cos x
 L.H.S.
 
 sin x  cos x  2 sin  x   1
 4
(b) L.H.S.  2 2 sin x  sin 2 x  2 sin2 x

 2 2 sin x  2 sin x cos x  2 sin2 x 1M
 2 2 sin x  2 sin x(cos x  sin x)
   
 2 2 sin x  2 sin x  2 sin  x   (By (a)) 1M
  4 
   
 2 2 sin x sin  x    1
  4 
 R.H.S.
   
 2 2 sin x  sin 2 x  2 sin 2 x  2 2 sin x sin  x    1 1
  4 
sin 2 x
2 csc x   1
2(1  cos2 x)
sin 2 x
2 csc x   1 1M
2 sin 2 x
2 2 csc x sin 2 x  sin 2 x   2 sin 2 x
2 2 sin x  sin 2 x  2 sin 2 x  0
   
2 2 sin x sin  x    1  0 1M
  4 
 
sin x  0 (rejected) or sin  x    1
 4
 3
x 
4 2
5
x 1A
4
(8)

n
sin 2nx
8. (a) Let P(n) be ‘  cos(2m  1) x  ’.
m 1 2 sin x
1
For n  1, L.H.S.   cos(2m  1) x
m 1
 cos x
sin 2 x
R.H.S. 
2 sin x
2 sin x cos x

2 sin x
 cos x
 L.H.S.  R.H.S.
 P(1) is true. 1
Assume that P(k) is true, where k is a positive integer.
k 1M
sin 2kx
i.e.  cos(2m  1) x 
m 1 2 sin x
For n  k  1,
k 1
L.H.S.   cos(2m  1) x
m 1
k
  cos(2m  1) x  cos(2k  1) x
m 1
sin 2kx
  cos(2k  1) x (By assumption) 1M
2 sin x
sin 2kx  2 sin x cos(2k  1) x

2 sin x
sin 2kx  sin(2k  2) x  sin(2kx)
 1M
2 sin x
sin 2kx  sin 2(k  1) x  sin 2kx

2 sin x
sin 2(k  1) x

2 sin x
 R.H.S.
 P(k  1) is true.
 By the principle of mathematical induction, P(n) is true for all positive integers n. 1

 3 5 (2k  1)
(b) cos2  cos2  cos2    cos2
k k k k
2 ( 2 k  1) 
1  cos 2k 1  cos 6k 1  cos 10k 1  cos
    k
1M
2 2 2 2
k 1  2 6 10 2(2k  1) 
  cos k  cos k  cos k    cos 
2 2 k
k 1 k  2 
   cos (2m  1) 
2 2 m 1  k 
k 1 sin [2k ( 2k )]
   (By (a)) 1M
2 2 2 sin 2k
k sin 4
 
2 4 sin 2k
k 0
 
2 4 sin 2k
k
 1A
2
(8)
( x 2  1)(2)  2 x(2 x)
9. (a) f ' ( x)  1M
( x 2  1) 2
2  2x2
 1A
( x 2  1) 2
( x 2  1) 2 ( 4 x)  (2  2 x 2 )(2)( x 2  1)(2 x)
f " ( x) 
( x 2  1) 4
 4 x( x 2  1)( x 2  1  2  2 x 2 )

( x 2  1) 4
4 x( x 2  3)
 1A
( x 2  1)3
(3)
(b) When f ' ( x)  0, x  1 or 1. 1A
x x  1 x  1 1  x  1 x 1 x 1
f (x) ⁄ 1 ⁄ 1 ⁄ 1M
f '(x)  0  0 
 The maximum point is (1, 1) and the minimum point is (1, 1). 1A
(3)

(c) When f " ( x)  0, x   3 , 0 or 3 .
x x 3 x 3  3  x0 x0 0 x 3 x 3 x 3
3 3
f (x) ⁄  ⁄ 0 ⁄ ⁄ 1M
2 2
f "(x)  0  0  0 
 3  3
 The points of inflexion are   3 ,   , (0, 0) and  3, . 1A
 2  
 2 
(2)
2
2x
(d) lim  lim x
1M
x x 1 x 1
2 1
x2
0

1 0
0
 The horizontal asymptote is y  0. 1A
(2)
(e) The sketch of the graph of y  f (x) is as follows:
1A  1A
(2)
10. (a)  AOB  90
 OA  OB  0
( i  j  k )  (3i  j  k )  0 1M
3      0
    3 .......... .. (1)
 BOC  90
 OB  OC  0
(3i  j  k )  ( j  2k )  0
  2  0 .......... .......... .... (2)
Substitute (1) into (2),

  3  2  0
  1 1A
Substitute   1 into (1),
  1  3
2 1A
(3)
1
(b) (i) Volume of OABC  OA  (OB  OC ) 1M
6
1 1 1
1
 3 2 1
6
0 1 2
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
 0  2
6 2 1 3 1 3 2
7
 1A
3
(ii) AB  [3  (1)] i  (2  1) j  [1  (1)] k

 4i  j
AC  [0  (1)] i  (1  1) j  [2  (1)] k
 i  3k
1
Area of ABC  AB  AC
2
i j k
1
 4 1 0
2
1 0 3
1
 3i  12 j  k
2
154
 1A
2
Let h be the height of the tetrahedron with the base ABC.
1
Volume of OABC   h  Area of ABC 1M
3
7 1 154
 h
3 3 2
154
h 1A
11
154
 The height of the tetrahedron is .
11

(iii) Let  be the angle between the line OB and the plane ABC.
h
sin   1M
OB
154
 11
14
  17.5 (corr. to the nearest 0.1) 1A
 The angle between the line OB and the plane ABC is 17.5.
(7)
(c) Let E be the mid-point of AC.
1
OE  (OA  OC )
2
1
 [(  i  j  k )  ( j  2k )]
2
1 1
  i  j k 1A
2 2
  1   1
EB  3     i  (2  1) j   1   k
  2   2
7 3
 i  j k
2 2
OB  EB
cos OBE  1M
OB EB
(3i  2 j  k )  ( 72 i  j  32 k )

14 ( 72 ) 2  12  ( 32 ) 2
14
 31
14 2
OBE  18.1 (corr. to the nearest 0.1)
 OBE is not equal to the angle between the line OB and the plane ABC.
 The claim is disagreed. 1A

(3)

1 1
11. (a) (i) A     i   for i  1 , 2
 yi   yi 
1 1
A     i I 2  
 yi   yi 
1
( A   i I 2 )    0 1A
 yi 
(3   i ) x  y  0
 x  1, y  yi is a non-trivial solution of the system  . 1
 ( 2   i ) y  0
 det( A   i I 2 )  0 1
(ii) det( A   I 2 )  0 has solutions    1 or  2 . 1M

det( A  I 2 )  0
3   1 
det  0
 0  2   
(3   )( 2   )  0
(  2)(  3)  0
  2 or 3
  1   2 and  2  3 1A
(5)
1 1
(b) (i) A     2  
 y1   y1 
3 1   1  1
      2  
 0  2   y1   y1 
 y1  3    2 
    
  2 y1    2 y1 
 We have y1  3  2 and 2 y1  2 y1. 1M
 y1  5 1A
1 1
A    3  
 y2   y2 
3 1   1  1
     3  
 0  2   y2   y2 
 y2  3   3 
    
  2 y2   3 y2 

 We have y2  3  3 and 2 y2  3 y2 .
 y2  0 1A
1 1
(ii) det( P ) 
5 0
5
0
 P is invertible. 1
T
 0 5
adj P   
 1 1 
 0 1
  
5 1 
1  0 1
P 1   
5  5 1 
 0  15 
  
1 
1A
1 5 
(5)
0    3 1   1 1
1
(c) P 1 AP      
5
1 
 1 5   0  2    5 0 
 0  15    2 3 
  
1  
 1M
 1 5  
10 0 
 2 0 
  
 0 3
 0
  1  1
 0  2
(2)
12. (a) (i) Substitute y  0 into 3x 2  2 y  4  0 ,

3x 2  2(0)  4  0
4
x2 
3
2 3 2 3
x or 
3 3
2 3 
 The coordinates of C are  , 0  . 1A
 3 

2 3 
Substitute  , 0  into 3 x 2  2 y  k  0 ,
 3 
2
2 3
3    2(0)  k  0

 3 
k  4 1A
(ii) 3x 2  2 y  4  0
3
y   x2  2
2
 The vertex is (0, 2). 1A
(3)
4 2
(b) (i) Rewrite the equations 3x 2  2 y  4  0 and 3x 2  2 y  4  0 as x 2   y
3 3
4 2
and x 2   y respectively. 1A
3 3
When 0  h  2,
h  4 2   4 2 
required volume     y     y  dy cubic units 1M
0
 3 3   3 3 
h 4
  y dy cubic units
0 3
h
2 
   y 2  cubic units 1M
3  0
2 
   h 2  0  cubic units
3 
2
 h 2 cubic units 1A
3
(ii) When 2  h  6,
 h4 2  2 
required volume     y  dy  (22 ) cubic units 1M
 2
3 3  3 
 4 1 2  8 
h

  y  y   cubic units
 3 3  2 3 

  4 1   8 
   h  h 2   4   cubic units
  3 3   3
1 4 4
   h 2  h   cubic units 1A
3 3 3
(6)

(c) Let V cubic units be the volume of water in the cup at time t seconds.
28
When V  , h  2. 1M
3
28 1 4 4
   h2  h  
3 3 3 3
h 2  4h  32  0 1M
(h  4)(h  8)  0
h  4 or 8 (rejected)
For 2  h  6,
1 4 4
V    h2  h  
3 3 3
dV 2 4  dh
  h   1M
dt 3 3  dt
dV 8
When  and h  4 ,
dt 3
8 2 4  dh
   (4) 
3 3 3  dt
dh 2

dt 3
2
 The rate of change of the depth of water is unit per second. 1A
3
(4)


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2 sin A sin B  cos(A  B)  cos(A  B)

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