TEST CODE 01254010

FORM TP 2019039 -l\~;;: .MAY/JUNE 2019

CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
CARIBBEAN SECONDARY EDUCATION CEICl'IFICATE•
EXAMINATION
ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS

Paper 01- Gea.eral Pro&dency

l 11011, JO minlllu

( 05 JUNE 2019 (Lm.))

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READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. ,

I. This test consists of 45 items. You will have I hour and 30 minll\es to answer them.
2. In addition to this test booklet. you should have an answer sheet.
3. Each item in this test has four suggested answers lettered (A), (B), (C). (D). Read each item·
you are about to answer and decide which choice is best.
4. A list of formulae is provided on page 2 of this boolclet.
5. On your answer sheet. find the number which corresponds to your item and shade the space
having the same letter as the answer you have chosen. Look at the sample item below. ·
Sample Item

.,a
(4-zt +(.~J
(A) 4-? Sample Answer
(B) 4-1
(C)
(D)
40
42
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The best answer to this item is "4on, so (C) has been shaded.

6. If you want to change your answer;~ it completely before you fill in your new choice.
7. When you are told to begin, tum the·page and wodt as quickly and as catefully as you can.
If you cannot answer an item. go on to the next one. You can return to that item later.
8. '(ou may use silent, non..programmable calculators to answer items.
DO NOT TURN THIS PAGE UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO.
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4. Which of the following graphs BEST

l. The expression x - 2 is a factor of
rerxescnts/(x) =x (l -x)?
(A) 4x4-2.r-56
(B) 4.r3 + 2.r-16 (A)
(C) 2.r3 + 2.r - 4x - 8
(D) Jx4- I0.r3-5r + 4
•·

2. When .r3- 7r + 2x- I is divided by x+ 2.·

the quotient is /(xJ
I; .(B)

(A) -17
(B) -39
(C) r-sx-8
(D) r-9x+20

J. Given that/(x) ""or +bx+ c. /(x) can be

expressed in the form

. 'I • :

(A) a(x+!)i ;+ ac~-i,2 ·

a a . (D)
; .
. ,
b - ac-b 2
(8)
(
ax+-)+
2a
,
a- ·.. · .,
"
, '·-

:· ( 1 4ac-b
·b
2
·
2
(C) _, a. x+2a + 4a . 5. The ~ues of.r for ~ich (x +is~~ 64x are
(A) 3 and 5
(D) ax+-
(
1+ 4ac-b b
1

1
2
(8) 9and 5
2a 4a (C) 3 and2S
(D) . 9and 25

. ( \ ) ,
6. The range of values for whidl .--1
r-
t

1x. + IO < 0 is
. . . (A) 2 > X > S: · ·1• • 1 , ,i. ' ·.: ;

.1.
; (B) . 2<x<5
x<iandx> S ' 'J · ·
' ;, I
· · · (C)
(D) · .x.<-.Sandx>-S ·

. ,I .
7.
!he set or values ofx for wh· h 2.r + t 0 tO. lffunetion m: x S + 2.x. then m (4 - 2a)
IS IC - ~
.x-1 is

(A) (A) 4-4a

x>t
(8) 9-la
(C) 8-4a
(8) I (D) 13 --4a
x~--
2
"
(C) I
x~-- and.x~ I ll. If 1-1 : .r - .x
2
- I• .r 0. then
2
2
(A) /: x - _I - .x • .x E R
(D) I
.x~or.x~I
2 (8) f:x-Jx+ t • .r>-1
(C) /:.r-J.r-1,.r~ I
8. 3
lf/(.x) == -¾.x .-3 s.x S 3. x e R. then . 2 • .
(D) f :x-+-,--,X'1f!:. ± I
(A) .x- -1
0S/(.x)S6
(B) -6S/(.x)S0
(C) -6S/(%)S6 r•
12. 1 simplifies~
(0) 6S/(.x)S-6
g1

(A)
9. 1be functions/ and g are defined as 4
follows:
.x+ I - (8) -2I
/:z- x-l•.x*l,xeR
,· ..
.' i
(C) :Ji
1
The function.Jg (.r) is given by (D)
Ji.
.r+I
(A) --;-. x~O. x e R

.r-2 .
(8) .x+-1, X#-1, x E; R

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4 8 ·
Thesenes -2 +- - - +... nverges
tothe
13. Given that log,.X== 6 and lo!., Y== 4. the 17.
limit 3 9
value of log, (;) is
6
(A)
(A) 10 5

(B)· log,.2 (B) -6s

logr6 (C) -6
(C)
looor 4 (D) 6

(D) 2
18. The sum of the first n terms of a series is

E (5- 3r). The sum ofthe first

ff .

14. Given that 3 >< 27?s = 9'. the value of x is given by

r=I
10 tenns is
(A) --4I (A) -170
(8) -125
(B) -I . (C) -115
(D) -85
I
(C) - 4

(0) 19. The sum of E-1 is ·.

3

k=tk

ts. The value of x for which 4...1 = 2 is 1

(A)
·3
I
(A) --2
(B) 1
(8) 0 2

3
(C) -2I (C)
5 I :,

(D) 11
(D)
6
16. The value of x such that
lo1z (Sx + 1)- lo~(J.r-S) =2 is

(A) 2
(8) 3
(C) s
(D) II
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/ .The lint Four terms or a _._.., 24. Two vectors an: equal if they
&eometric ~ i o n (OP) are SOO, 200,
80 and 32 l'Clpectively. The sum to infinity (A) have the same magnitude and
orthisOPis dift'etent directions
(A) (8) have the same magnitude and same
200 direction
..
(C)
(8)
-soo
3
(C)

(D)
an: parallel and are in different
directions _
have different magnitudes and are
JOO
in the same direction
(D)
-2500
3
The triangle OAB has vertices given by
25.

21. A line L pases throup the point (6, S) and

is perpendicular to a line whose equation (:) (-:)•(:) respecrjvely.Given
is lr + 4y- 7 =0. The equation of L is • ,r
that the angle AOB is - thena=
(A) 4.r-Jy-9 •0 2'
(8) 4.r+ Jy-7 •9 (A) 18
(C) l.r+4y- II =0 (8) 9
(D) lz-4y-30=0 (C) -9
(D) 0
• • f

22. The lines 7z- 4y + 2S =0 and

Jx-y-S =O int.enectatthepoint P.
The coonfinales of Pare
26. GivmllmtOA •[_:~]• os=[ 1], !hen
the vector AB=
(A) (S, 10)
(8) (-1, 8)
(C)
(D)
(9, 22)
(-9, -32)
(A) 1
[-~1
A circle C has ccntn: (3, -2) and radius 4.
(8) [-13)
-20
The equation of C is .., . ' I •

(A)
(8)
.r+y-3 =O
.r+y2+6r-4y+3=0
(C) (-:;]
(C) r+y-6r+·4y-3•0

l-~~I
(D) .r+y+Jx-2y-3=0
(D)
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27. Which of the following formulae are 29. Whi~h of the following graphs represents
used to calculate the area of a sector, A, y • sinx?
with radius. ,, arc length, I, and angle, q,
in radians?
(A) y
+I

/l -I
II. A=-
2q
1
(B)
A=lr +I
Ill.
2

(A) I and II only

(8) I and Ill only
(C)
(D)
II and Ill only
I, II and 111
(C)
, ,.
+I

Item 28 refers to the following triangle (not

drawn to scale).
-t - _... _

1
+I
(D)
--------
.
' '

-t

28. The sia of the missing angle, x, measured

in radians, is ' :·.
JO. Fo~ J00 < x < 3600, the equation
(A) 1C 3_sm x =8 cos x has only one real solution
5 given by

(B) 1C
(A) • I
10 SID.J'==--
3
1C (8) cosx=!
(C) 3
20
(C) sinx=2
3
(D)
1C (0) cosx=-!.
25 3
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II
-8-

31. 4
sin (u + 4S0) is equal to f or O<B<-. - 3· The exact
ranB--
34. - - 2
(A) I
72(sinor+cosor) value of tan 2 8 is

(8) . l
7i(cosor-sinor) (A) -I3 .
•· (C) I •
-(s1nor-cosor)
2
(B) -2425
(D) -I Ccoso-s1nor
.• ) 24
(C)
2 7
12
(D)
7
32. tan ( 2x + : ) is equal to

(A). tan2x+I
JS.
(B) tan2x-l
I+ tan 2.r
14.r
tan 2.r + I (A)
(C) ~7z2 +4
I- tan 2.r

(D)
2 tan 2.r 7z
) -tanl 2x (8)
•bx +4 · 1

33. If sin (z + 20-) =cos x. then the value of z 7z

(C)
is 2~7xl+4

(A) JS•
(8) 45• cor· 1
(C) ss•
(D) 70"
36. At the.point fl, 4) on the' curve y =/(x),
dy . dly . . .
dx == 0 and dx1 =-S · The pomt (7. 4) 1s
(A) · an.optimum point
(8) a point of inftCJtion
(C) a minimum turning point
(D) a maximum turning point
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/ J7. The gradient at :r,. ! on the curve

Y • cos .r is 6
40
•
The region bounded by the curve y = r.
the x-axis and the: lines .r • 0 and x = I is
rotated 360° about the: x-axis. The volume
of the solid generated can be found from
(A) Ji
2 (A) J:' .rldx
11'

(8)
2 (8) . L':idx
(C) -2l (C) .l' .x•dx

(D) Ji
2
(0) ,r.l'.x4dx
Given thaty =cos~ then dy =
JS.
dx 41. J(2.x-S)ltJx=
(A) sinb
(2.x-S)4
2sin 2x
(A) --'--+c
(B) 4

(C) -2sin 2x
(8)
c2x-s>1
-----'--+c
I • g
(D) - - smb
2
,_ :.. .',,

(C) (2.x-5)4
8 +c
39. The gradient function dy of the curve
dx 2(2x-S) . ..
y = sin (2r,+. I),~ {D) ---+c
4

,...<~> ,. 4s cos (2x1 i: I)

J(sinx-cosx)dx
(
u:.

42.
{8) cos {2r + I)
I . .. (A) . 2 sin.x-cos.x + C
. {C) - cos (b + l)
2

4x (8) -cosx-2sinx+ C
(0) -4xcos(2r+ I)
(C) cos .x-2 sin .x + C
(0) -cos.x-sin.x+ C
.·,
 r· .,o-
i
t

ar J (6 + l.r)d.t == 72
- when:a>2_1hena=

(A) 6
(8) 10
(C) 36
(D) n

44 · If X • i• /(.r)d.r and a< c < b. then X =

(A) J: + 1.•
/(.r)d.r /(x)d.r

<8 > L.: /(x)dz + J." f(x)dx

(C) . I..: /(:r')d.r + r /(x')d.r
(D) J: /(:r'jd}t + J:c f(:r'ld:r - L• /(x'ld:r
'The region R is enclosed by the x-axis, the curve y =r + 2x - I, the lines X - 2 and X = 3. The
45.
area of R in uniCSZ is ·

(A) 15

(B) -3
31

(C) -193
)
C 59
(0)
3

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