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2020 JC2 H2 Math Lecture Test 1 (Solution)

This document is a mathematics lecture test with 4 multi-part questions. Question 1 involves rewriting an expression in a certain form and evaluating integrals. Question 2 uses integration by parts to find an integral and calculates a volume. Question 3 finds the gradient of a parametrically defined curve, sketches the curve, and finds an area. Question 4 uses a substitution to set up an integral equaling π/12 and solves for the value of k.

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2020 JC2 H2 Math Lecture Test 1 (Solution)

This document is a mathematics lecture test with 4 multi-part questions. Question 1 involves rewriting an expression in a certain form and evaluating integrals. Question 2 uses integration by parts to find an integral and calculates a volume. Question 3 finds the gradient of a parametrically defined curve, sketches the curve, and finds an area. Question 4 uses a substitution to set up an integral equaling π/12 and solves for the value of k.

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2020 JC2 H2 Mathematics (9758)

Lecture Test 1

Date: 16 January 2020 45 minutes

Name : CG :
Marks: 25

2 x A
1 (i) Write in the form  B , where A and B are constants to be determined. [1]
2 x 2 x
2
 2 x 
(ii) Hence, or otherwise, find
   dx .
 2 x 
[3]
1

 2 x
2

(iii) Hence evaluate    dx exactly. [3]
 2 x 
1

2 (i) Using integration by parts, find  ( x  2)2 ln( x  2) dx . [3]

(ii) The region bounded by the curve y  ( x  2) ln( x  2) , the x-axis and the y-axis is rotated
through 4 right angles about the x-axis. Find the exact volume of the solid obtained. [3]

3 The curve C is defined parametrically by the equations


x  t  ln t , y  2t , where t  0 .
dy
(i) Find in terms of t. What can you say about the gradient of C as x   ? [2]
dx

(ii) Sketch C, stating the equation of the asymptote and coordinates of any points of
intersection with the y-axis. [2]

(iii) Find the exact area bounded by the x -axis, the curve C and the vertical lines through the
points on the curve where t  1 and t  e . [3]

1
4 Use the substitution y  , find the exact value of k such that
x2
k 2 

1
dx  . [5]
0  x  2 x  4x  1
2 12 3

~ ~ End of Paper ~ ~
2020 JC 2 H2 Mathematics Lecture Test 1 [Solution]

1(i) 2  x 4  (2  x)

2 x 2 x
4
 1
2 x

2
2 x
(ii) dx
2 x
2
4
1 dx
2 x
16 8
1 dx
(2 x) 2 2 x
16
8ln 2 x x C
2 x

1 2
2 x
(iii) dx
1 2 x
0 2 1 2
2 x 2 x For 1 < x < 0, |x| =  x
dx dx
1 2 x 0 2 x For 0 < x < 1, |x| = x
0 1 2
2 x
1 dx dx
1 0 2 x
1
0 16
x 1 8ln 2 x x
2 x 0
14 3
=  8ln
3 2
2(i)
 ( x  2) ln( x  2) dx
2

1 1 1
 ( x  2)3 ln( x  2)   ( x  2)3 dx
3 3 x2
1 1
 ( x  2)3 ln( x  2)   ( x  2)2dx
3 3
1 1
 ( x  2)3 ln( x  2)  ( x  2)3  c
3 9
1
 ( x  2)3 3ln( x  2)  1  c
9

(ii)
y

When y = 0, ( x  2) ln( x  2)  0
x x = 2 or ln(x + 2) = 0
1 0
(rej) x+2=1
x = 1
Volume required
0
 y
2
dx
1
0
   ( x  2)2 ln( x  2) dx
1
0
1 
   ( x  2)3 3ln( x  2)  1
9 1
8 1 8 7
    3ln 2  1      ln 2  
9 9 3 9
3(i) dx 1 dy
 1 , 2
dt t dt
dy
dy 2 2t
 dt   .
dx dx 1 t 1
1
dt t

dy
As x   , t  0, 0.
dx
Gradient of the curve C approaches to 0.

(ii) When x   , t  0, y  0.
 y = 0 is the horizontal asymptote
y
When x = 0, t  ln t  0 C
Using GC, t = 0.567
 y = 2t = 1.13

(0, 1.13)
y=0
x

(iii) dx 1
 1
dt t

Area required
t e e 1
y dx or y dx
t 1 1
e
1
2t 1 dt
1 t
e
2t 2 dt
1
e
t2 2t
1
e2 2e 3
4 1 dy 1
y     y2
x2 dx  x  2 2

1
When x  k  2, y
k
1
When x = 0, y 
2
k 2
0
1
dx
 x  2 x2  4x  1
k 2

1
= dx
0
 x  2  x  2  3 2


y 1
 1
k dy
1
2 y2
 y  3
2
 
1


2 1
 dy
1
k 1  3y2
1
1  1 y  2
 sin 
3 1 3 1
k

1  1 3 3
 sin  sin 1 
3 2 k

1  1 3 3 
For sin  sin 1  ,
3 2 k  12 3

3   
sin 1   
k 3 12 4

3  2
 sin 
k 4 2

k = 6

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