3

500 cm2

1.6
rad
r cm

The diagram shows a sector of a circle of radius r cm. The angle of the sector is 1.6 radians and the area
of the sector is 500cm 2 .

(i) Find the value of r. [2]

A =
= o

r
=

F
=800
= 25 cm.

(ii) Hence find the perimeter of the sector. [2]

S = VO

25 25 + 25(1 6) .

perimeter
+

-90cm

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2 Using the substitution u = log 3 x , solve, for , the equation log 3 - 12 log 3 = 4 . [5]

log,
12(a) Y
=

n
-

sub y= 109 ,
12
u
- -
I 4
H

0
-44 -12
=

(u -
b)(u +

2) = 0

2
6
-

u
=

u =

2
6
=
k
-

109, x
=

log ,

38 x
=
3
x
=

I
x X-
x
=
729 =

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5 Do not use a calculator in this question.

(i) Show that ^2 2 + 4h2 - 8 ^2 2 + 3h = 0 . [2]

From L H
. .

S;

4(2) +
165 + 16 -
1652 -
24

8 +
1b -

24 +
165 -
16 T2

&
0 shown .

(ii) Solve the equation ^2 2 + 3h 2

- ^2 2 + 4h + 2 = 0 , giving your answer in the form a + b 2
where and are integers. [3]

a
=
Ent
4ac

29

212 +

4 83)
I(- +

-
2(25
+

3)

is
-

s 252 - 3

e
-

2 -
k X .

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8 10
6 Find the coordinates of the points of intersection of the curve - = 1 and the line x + y = 9 .
x y
[6]
9 8 104
x
y y
-
=
+

-
=
1
9 -
x D my
y
= -

xy
-

D :

8y
=

-loc

sub ① into

f(s -x) -
10x
=

x(a n) -

72-8x-10x
=

9x-x"

22 -

27u +
72 =

(u -

24)(x -
3) =

x,
=
3
x,
=
24

=
9 -
3
hence 9-24 yz
, y:
6
y
=

15 =

y
= -

coordinates ;
(24 -15) , ,
(3 , 3)

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tan i + cot i 1
7 (a) Prove that = . [3]
sec i + cosec i sin i + cos i

-- not
sat -

Sin O

sin"o+cos'0
-
cosa
-

wsO
sinc +
-

ncost

-
sinatcoso
5
(b) Given that tan =- and 90° 1 1 180° , find the exact value of sin and of cos , giving
12
each answer as a fraction. I
[3]
13
x
S

- - S 7 "

" 13
-

x( Su -12) "
7
hyp :

-
12
: 13

r sin =
s - cos =
=

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dy
8 A curve is such that = 6x 2 - 8x + 3.
dx
(i) Show that the curve has no stationary points. [2]

<
b 4a2

( 8)
-
-
4(6)(3)
hence no solution .

-8 To

Given that the curve passes through the point (2, 10),

(ii) find the equation of the tangent to the curve at the point , [2]

-(n 8(2)
-
=

6(2) +
3
2
=

=11

mx
c
y
-
=

112-12
y
=

X
10-11(2)
..
=

=-12

(iii) find the equation of the curve. [4]

y =

/(bx) -
8x +

3)dx
223 442 + 3n +
c

I
= -

10
when 2
y
=

x
=

10
=

2(2) -
4(z) 3(2) + + c

2 Y
=

=
2x3 -44 +
3x +
4
:y X .

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9 Solutions to this question by accurate drawing will not be accepted.

The points (2, 11) , (-2, 3) and (2, -1) are the vertices of a triangle.

(i) Find the equation of the perpendicular bisector of . [4]

MAD -
11-3
->

2 2
M(n, y)
=

= , -3) =
(0 7) ,

↓
+

2 y-int .

1x z
=

y
:
-
=

m
-
=

1
The line through parallel to intersects the perpendicular bisector of at the point

(ii) Find the area of the quadrilateral [6]

-1
Mic =
=

hence to find Di

M = -
1
y Yu
=

mx
c
y
= -

7
- x +
13
=
-

+x +

=> H + 1(2)
=13
In 6
=

x =
12
:y n 13
= -
+

13 1
12
=

y
=
- +

..

b(12 ,
1)

I sa I
"

: Area= ↓ "
,
↳ d d
-
,
-

!(a +
132 +
6 + 2 +
12 -
2
+
22 =

6)

= 84 unit" X.

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2x dy k
10 (i) Given that y = , show that = , where is a constant to be found. [5]
x + 21
2 dx ^x 2 + 21h3

u
=

2xx
v =
(x +

2)
n
=
2 v
=

=(n +

2)"(2x)
x
I --
-

I x
+
21

- 2x
/x2+ 2 -

=
2 -
-

-122+ 21
-
x +21

2x2
-2) -

(x 21)"
+

42
=

Frtz1)"

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12 The function f is such that f ( ) = 2 + - 3 for 4 G G 28 .

(i) Find the range of f. [2]

7 3[f(n) z
f(28)
:
2 5
+(4) 3
=

= +

2 1
=
+
=

(ii) Find f 2 (12) . [2]

f(2 3) f(s) Ex
f(f(12))
+ =
=
2 +

(iii) Find an expression for f -1 ( ) . [2]

2 x3
y
= +
-

(y 2) 3 x
=

+
-

: f -(k) =

(n -
2) 2 +
3

120
The function g is defined by g ( ) = for H 0.

(iv) Find the value of for which gf ( ) = 20 . [3]

6

Do I -ol
-
->
2 +
1x - 3

6
=
2 +
1x -
3

42 =
x -
3

x
=

19 X .

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