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PEPERIKSAAN PERCUBAAN
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MATHEMATICS (T)
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MATHEMATICS (T)
PAPER 1 (KERTAS 1)
One and a half hours
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Instruction to candidates:

DO NOT OPEN THIS QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO.

Answer all questions in Section A and any one question in Section B


Answers may be written in either English or Bahasa Malaysia.
All necessary working should be shown clearly.
Scientific calculators may be used. Programmable and graphic display calculators are prohibited.
A list of mathematical formulae is provided on page of this question paper.

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Section A [ 45 marks]
Answer all questions in this section

1. The function f is defined by �: �� − ��, for � ≥ �.


a) Find �−� , and state its domain. [4]
−�
b) Find the coordinates of the point of intersection of graphs � and � . [3]
−�
c) Sketch, on the same coordinates axes, the graphs of � and � . [2]

� ��−� � ��−�
2. Given that �� = �
+ �
.

� �
a) Express �
�=� � in terms of � � − ��� , where � and � are two constants . [6]

b) Hence, determine the sum to infinity of the series [2]

 4 0 3   1 3 1 
   
3. Matrices A and B are given by A =  2 1 2 and B =  8 3 10  . Find
 4 0 3  2 3 2
  

a) the matrix P such that P = A2 + B – 3I, where I is 3 x 3 identity matrix. [3]


b) (A + 2I)P, and hence (A +2I)15P. [6]

1
4. If z is a complex number such that │z│= 1, find the real part of 1  z . [5]

5. The parametric equations of a conic are � = ����� + � and � = ����� + � ,


where � ≤ � ≤ ��.
a) Find the standard form for the equation of the conic and identify the type of conic. [3]
b) Sketch the conic. [2]

6. The point P with coordinates ( � , � , � ) lies on the line ��, which has equation
� = 5� + 18� − � + �( � + 3� − 5�)
a) Find the values of m and n. [3]
b) The point B lies on �� such that OB is perpendicular to �� , where O is the origin.
Find the position vector of point B. [6]

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Section B [ 15 marks ]

Answer any one question in this section .

7. The polynomial � � = �� + ��� + �� − �, where m and n are constants, is divisible by �� − �.

a) Find the values of m and n, and hence, factorise � � completely. [6]


� �
b) Find the set of values of x which satisfies �+�
≥�. [4]
−� ��+��+��
c) Hence, express � �
in partial fractions. [5]

8. The diagram below shown the position vectors of the points P , Q and R with respect to an origin O
are respectively given by, � = �� , � = �� ��� � = ��

Diagram 1
(a). Find the exact value of the cosine of angle PRQ. [3]
(b). Calculate the area of the triangle PRQ. [4]

(c). Show that the volume of tetrahedron OPQR is �
�� ( �� � ��)

and calculate its value. [6]


(d). Hence, find the perpendicular distance from O to the plane PQR. [2]

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SECTION A

1. The function f is defined by �: �2 − 4�, for x ≥ 2.


a) Find �−1 , and state its domain. [4]
b) Find the coordinates of the point of intersection of graphs � and �−1 . [3]
c) Sketch, on the same coordinates axes, the graphs of � and �−1 . [2]

Q Answer Marks Guidance


1(a) �: �2 − 4�, x ≥ 2

�−1 � = �
�2 − 4� = � M1
2
�−2 −4= �
� = �+4 +2 A1
�−1 : � → � + 4 + 2 A1 In mapping form
��−1 = �: � ≥− 4 B1

1(b) �2 − 4� = �
�2 − 5� = 0 M1
∴ x = 0 or x = 5 A1
∵ x≥2 ; x=5
intersection point = (5,5) A1

D1 Correct � and �−1

D1 All correct with y = x

TOTAL MARKS 9

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1 2�−3 1 2�−1
2. Given that �� = 4
+ 4
.

� �
(a) Express �
�=1 � in terms of � 1 − 16� , where � and � are two constants. [6]

(b) Hence, determine the sum to infinity of the series [2]

Q Answer Marks Guidance


2(a) 1 2�−3
1 2�−1
�� = +
4 4
2�−3 2�−1
= 4−1 + 4−1

= 4−2�+3 + 4−2�+1

= (43 )4−2� + (4)4−2�


M1
1
= 68( )2�
4
� � 2�
1
�� = 68 A1
4
�=1 �=1
� 2 4 6 2�
1 1 1 1
�� = 68 + + +... + M1
4 4 4 4
�=1
2 2 4 6 2(�−1)
1 1 1 1 1
= 68 1+ + + +...+ GP seen
4 4 4 4 4 M1
If not NEW-1

1 2�
68 1 −
= 4
16 1 2 M1
1−
4
68 1
= 1− � A1
15 16

MARKS 6

68 1 1
2(b) �� = lim 1− � , � → 0 M1
�→∞ 15 16 16
�=1
68
= A1
15

MARKS 2
TOTAL MARKS 8

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 4 0 3   1 3 1 
   
3. Matrices A and B are given by A =  2 1 2  and B =  8 3 10  . Find
 4 0 3 2 3 2
   
(a) the matrix P such that P = A2 + B – 3I, where I is 3 x 3 identity matrix. [3]
(b) (A + 2I)P, and hence (A +2I)15P. [6]

Q Answer Marks Guidance


3(a)   4 0  3  4 0  3  4 0 3 
2
    
A   2 1 2  2 1 2     2 1  2  M1
 4 0 3  4 0 3    4 0  3 
    

 4 0 3  1  3 1  1 0 0
     
P    2 1  2    8 3 10   3 0 1 0 
  4 0  3  2 3 2  0 0 1 M1
     
 2 3 4 
 
P 6 1 8 
  2 3  4 A1 (All correct)
 

3(b)   2 0  3
 
( A  2I )   2 1 2 
 4 0 5 
 
  2 0  3  2  3 4 
   M1
( A  2 I ) P   2 1 2  6 1 8 
 4 0 5   2 3  4 
  
 2 3 4 
  A1
( A  2I )P   6 1 8 
  2 3  4
 
( A  2I )P  P
Let , R  ( A  2 I )
RP  P B1 SEEN
R 2 P  R ( RP )  RP  P
R 3 P  R ( R 2 P )  RP  P M1 SHOWN R3
( A  2 I )15 P  R15 P  ( R 3 ) 5 P  ( R 3 ) 4 ( R 3 P )
 ( R 3 ) 4 P  ( R 3 ) 3 P  ( R 3 ) 2 P  ( R 3 )1 P  P M1 TRY TO ATTEMPT
 2 3 4 
15
  ( A  2 I )15 P  P
( A  2I ) P   6 1 8 
  2 0  4 A1 CAO
 
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4. If z is a complex number such that │z│= 1, find the real part of 1 . [6]
1 z

Q Answer Marks Guidance


4 let Z = x + yi, |z| = 1

x2 + y2 = 1, x2 + y2 = 1 B1
1 1 (1 − �) + ��
= × M1 CONJUGATE
1 − � (1 − �) − �� (1 − �) + ��
(1 − �) + �� (1 − �) + ��
= 2 2 = (1 − 2�) + 1
(1 − 2�) + (x + y )
(1 − �) + ��
= A1
(2 − 2�)
(1 − �) (1 − �)
��(�) = = M1
(2 − 2�) 2(1 − �)

= A1

TOTAL MARKS 5

5. The parametric equations of a conic are � = 2���� + 2 and � = 3���� + 1 , where 0 ≤ � ≤ 2�.
(a) Find the standard form for the equation of the conic and identify the type of conic. [3]
(b) Sketch the conic. [2]

Q Answer Marks Guidance


5(a) � = 2���� + 2
�−2
���� =
2
� = 3 ���� + 1
M1 either one correct
�−1
���� =
3
���2 � + ���2 � = 1
�−2 2 �−1 2
+ =1 A1 CAO
4 3
An ellipse A1

MARKS 3

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5(b)
D1 Centre and intercept
with axis, with correct
quadrant
D1 All correct

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TOTAL MARKS 5

6. The point P with coordinates ( 0 , � , � ) lies on the line �� , which has equation
� = 5� + 18� − � + �( � + 3� − 5�)
(a) Find the values of m and n. [3]
(b)The point B lies on ��such that OB is perpendicular to �� , where O is the origin.
Find the position vector of point B. [6]

Answer Marks Guidance


6(a) 0 5 �
� = 18 + � � B1
� −1 −�
� = � + �, � = − � M1

� = �� + �� �� � = − � − ��
� = � ��� � = �� A1 both correct
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6(b) � 5 � �
� = 18 + � � or �� ⦁ � = � B1 either one correct
� −1 −� −�
x = 5 + λ -------------- 1
y = 18 + 3λ------------- 2 Or � + �� − �� = � -------- 4 B1 2 correct equations
z = -1- 5λ -------------- 3
Subtitute eq 1, 2 and 3 into 4: M1 try to solve
� + � + � �� + �� − � − � − �� = �

�� A1
� =−
��
�=
���
,�=
���
,z=
�� M1 Try to solve
�� �� �

∴ �� =
��� ���
� + �� � +
��
� A1
�� �

MARKS 6
TOTAL MARKS 9

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SECTION B

7. The polynomial � � = �3 + ��2 + �� − 8, where m and n are constants, is divisible by �2 − 4.

a) Find the values of m and n, and hence, factorise Q x completely. [6]


Q x
b) Find the set of values of x which satisfies �+2 ≥ 0 . [4]
−2 �2 +5�+10
c) Hence, Express ��
in partial fractions. [5]

Q Answer Marks Guidance


7(a) 3 2
Q x = x + mx + nx − 8
Q −2 = −2 3 + m −2 2 + n −2 − 8 = 0 M1
Use factor theorem.
Q 2 = 2 3 +m 2 2 +n 2 −8= 0
2m − n = 8 . . . 1
M1 Either one correct
2m + n = 0 . . . 2
1 + 2 m=2 M1 Attempt to solve
� =− 4 A1 Both correct
Q x = x3 + 2x2 − 4x − 8
= x + 2 x2 − 4 M1 Get ‘his’ ax2 + bx + c
= x+2 x+2 x−2 A1 CAO
2
= x+2 x−2
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7(b) Q x
≥0
�+2
x+2 x+2 x−2
�+2
≥0 B1

x+2 x−2 ≥ 0 , � ≠− 2 M1

M1
-2 2 x

�: � <− 2, � ≥ 2 A1
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7(c) 2
−2 � + 5� + 10 2
−2 � + 5� + 10
= 2
� � x+2 x−2
A B C
≡ x+2
+ x+2 2
+ x−2
B1
2
� �+2 �−2 +� �−2 +� x+2
= x+2 2
x−2
When x = 2, −48 = 16C ; C =− 3 M1 Attempt to solve
When x =− 2, −8 =− 4B ; B = 2 A1 Either 2 correct
When x = 0, −20 =− 4A − 2B + 4C ; A = 1 A1 All correct
−2 �2 +5�+10 1 2 3
= + − A1
� � x+2 x+2 2 x−2

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8. The diagram below shown the position vectors of the points P , Q and R with respect to an origin O are
respectively given by, � = �� , � = �� ��� � = ��

Diagram 1

(a). Find the exact value of the cosine of angle PRQ. [3]
(b). Calculate the area of the triangle PRQ. [4]
1
(c). Show that the volume of tetrahedron OPQR is 6 �� ( �� � ��)
and calculate its value. [6]
(d). Hence, find the perpendicular distance from O to the plane PQR. [2]

Q Answer Marks Guidance


8(a) cos ∠ ��� =
��.��
=
3 , 0 , −9 .( 0 , 2 , −9 )
�� �� 3 , 0 , −9 ( 0 , 2 , −9 ) M1
81
= 9+81 4+81 M1
27 27
= 850
= 5 34 A1
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8(b) 1
Area of ∆ ��� = 2
�� × ��
1 3 0
= 0 × 2
2
−9 −9
1 Try to cross two vector
= �(0 + 18) − �( − 27 − 0) + �(6 − 0) M1
2 “-j” seen
1
= 18� + 27� + 6� A1 Correct vector
2
1
= 182 + 272+ 62 M1
2
33
= = 16.5 ����2 A1
2
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8(c) Volume of PQR = 3
1
���� ���� ������������� ℎ���ℎ�
B1
1 1
= ����� �� ���� M1
3 2
1 ��. � = �� � ����
= ����� �� ���� � = �����
6
1
= � �� ����
6
1
= �� . � M1
6
1
= 6 ��. (�� ���) A1

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� � �
����� = −3 2 0
−3 0 9
= �� × ��
2 0 −3 0 −3 2 From 8(b)
= �— �+ �
0 9 −3 9 −3 0

=18� + 27� + 6�
1
Volume of PQR=6 3� . (18� + 27� + 6�) M1
1
= 6 54

= 9 ����3 A1
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8(d) Let perpendicular distance from O to the plane PQR = perpendicular
height, h
1
Volume of ���� = 3 ���� ���� ������������� ℎ���ℎ�
1 33
9= ( )(ℎ) M1 His “volume”
3 2
18
ℎ=
11
18
Thus, perpendicular distance from O to the plane PQR is 11 �����. A1
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