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    O Level A Maths 2009 Paper 2

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    This document contains 11 multi-part math problems involving trigonometric functions, equations, coordinate geometry, calculus, and other advanced math topics. The problems cover concepts like finding solutions to equations, determining properties of triangles, calculating areas, analyzing graphs of functions, finding maximum and minimum values, and taking derivatives. Diagrams are included to illustrate some geometric concepts.

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    O Level A Maths 2009 Paper 2

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    This document contains 11 multi-part math problems involving trigonometric functions, equations, coordinate geometry, calculus, and other advanced math topics. The problems cover concepts like finding solutions to equations, determining properties of triangles, calculating areas, analyzing graphs of functions, finding maximum and minimum values, and taking derivatives. Diagrams are included to illustrate some geometric concepts.

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    This document contains 11 multi-part math problems involving trigonometric functions, equations, coordinate geometry, calculus, and other advanced math topics. The problems cover concepts like finding solutions to equations, determining properties of triangles, calculating areas, analyzing graphs of functions, finding maximum and minimum values, and taking derivatives. Diagrams are included to illustrate some geometric concepts.

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    O Level A Maths 2009 Paper 2

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    Lawrence Lim Ah Kow
    This document contains 11 multi-part math problems involving trigonometric functions, equations, coordinate geometry, calculus, and other advanced math topics. The problems cover concepts like finding solutions to equations, determining properties of triangles, calculating areas, analyzing graphs of functions, finding maximum and minimum values, and taking derivatives. Diagrams are included to illustrate some geometric concepts.

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    CAMBRIDGE/2009/PAPER2
    3. (i)
    1. sin  A  B  
    3
    8
    For ,

    5 3
    (i)  cos A sin B  (ii) Let
    8 8
    is a root of the equation.

    (ii)

    tan A
    (iii)
    tan B

    or

    (no real solution)


    7 7
    2. (i) 
    2 x  x  6 2 x  3x  2
    2
    is the only real solution of the
    7 A B equation. (shown)
    Let  
    2 x  3x  2 2 x  3 x  2 (iii)

    3
    Let x   ,
    2

    4. (i) Given and


    Let , (Common s)
    is congruent to (
    congruent)
    (corr. angles of
    congruent s)

    7

    9 is an isosceles triangle ( ).
    (ii) dx
    3 2x  x  6
    2 (Base s of isosc. s)

    is an isosceles triangle (Base s


    of isosc. s)

    (ii) (corr. sides of congruent s)


    (corr. sides of isosceles s)

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    n (iii) Total area
     x
    5. (i)  2  
     4

    n
     x
    (ii) 1  x  2   units2
     4

    7. (i) Let ,

    -intercept is at

    Let ,

    By comparison, or

    7 
    -intercepts are at  ,0  and .
    2 
    (iii)
    (ii)

    2
    6. (i) Let x  ,
    3

    2
    -coordinate of is (shown)
    3 (iii)

    Let or

    ds
    8. (i) v 
    dt
    4
    -coordinate of is
    3

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    dv When ,
    (ii) a 
    dt

    (iii) When ,
    m/s d2y
    10.  6x  6
    dx 2
    (iv) Let

    At ,

    (shown)

    (v) When ,

    2
    When t  10 ln ,
    5
    At ,

    Average speed
    dy
    Let 0
    dx
    m/s

    9. (i) Equation of circle:

    Shape

    (ii) When ,

    (iii) Gradient of
    Coordinates of the stationary point is
    and it is a stationary point of
    equation of : inflexion.

    (iv) Sub. into

    or

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    11. (i)

    (shown)

    (ii) Let

    (iii) Maximum value of


    cm

    This occur when:

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