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2021 JC2 Practice Paper 9 (40 Marks) 1 (A) (I) : X X y X y X X X X X X X X

(1) The set of values of x for which f(x) = f(x)n is x = 1. (2) The integral of f(x) dx from 0 to n, where n > 1, is (n - 1)2/3. (3) The integral of x2 - 4 from x to infinity can be solved using the substitution x = 2secθ.

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2021 JC2 Practice Paper 9 (40 Marks) 1 (A) (I) : X X y X y X X X X X X X X

(1) The set of values of x for which f(x) = f(x)n is x = 1. (2) The integral of f(x) dx from 0 to n, where n > 1, is (n - 1)2/3. (3) The integral of x2 - 4 from x to infinity can be solved using the substitution x = 2secθ.

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2021 JC2 Practice Paper 9 [40 marks]

It is given that f ( x)   x  1 .
3
1 (a)

(i) By sketching the graphs of y  f ( x) and y  f ( x) on the same diagram, state the

set of values of x for which f ( x)  f ( x) . [2]


n
(ii) Find 0
f ( x) dx in terms of n, where n  1 . [3]

x2  4
(b) Use the substitution x  2sec  to find
 x
dx . [5]

2 (i) Show, by means of the substitution w  xy , that the differential equation


dy
x  y  xy  1
dx
dw
can be reduced to the form  1 w . [2]
dx
Hence find y in terms of x, given that y  1 when x  0 . [4]
(ii) Find the general solution of the differential equation
d2 y
2
 xe  x ,
dx
giving your answer in the form y  f ( x) . [4]

3 (a) Two of the roots of the equation az 4  z 3  26 z 2 bz  34  0 , where a and b are real,
are 1  4i and 2 . Find the values of a and b and the remaining roots of the equation.
[4]

 
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(b) It is given that w  3 i .

(i) Without using a graphing calculator, find the modulus and argument of w. [2]
wn
(ii) Hence find the smallest positive integer n for which is real. [4]
w*
4
A

M
G
O B
N
With respect to the origin O, the position vectors of the points A and B are a and b respectively.
The point M is on AB such that AM : MB  k :1  k and the point N is on OB such that
ON : NB  k :1  k , where k is a constant, 0  k  1 .

(i) Find in terms of a and b the position vectors of the points M and N. Hence, show that
the position vector of point G, the point of intersection of OM and AN, is
1
(1  k )a  kb . [6]
2k

1
(ii) Given that k  , show that the area of triangle OAB is six times the area of triangle
2
AGM. [4]

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