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    This document is a test for an Upper 6th form pure maths class covering transformations, roots of equations, differential equations, and proofs. It contains 4 questions worth a total of 22 marks. The questions cover: (1) interpreting geometric transformations, finding a matrix of a composite transformation, and applying a transformation; (2) finding the other roots of a quadratic equation and sketching them in an Argand diagram; (3) finding the general solution of a differential equation; and (4) proving an algebraic statement. Students are instructed to show their work neatly and provide answers to the accuracy specified.

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    This document is a test for an Upper 6th form pure maths class covering transformations, roots of equations, differential equations, and proofs. It contains 4 questions worth a total of 22 marks. The questions cover: (1) interpreting geometric transformations, finding a matrix of a composite transformation, and applying a transformation; (2) finding the other roots of a quadratic equation and sketching them in an Argand diagram; (3) finding the general solution of a differential equation; and (4) proving an algebraic statement. Students are instructed to show their work neatly and provide answers to the accuracy specified.

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    This document is a test for an Upper 6th form pure maths class covering transformations, roots of equations, differential equations, and proofs. It contains 4 questions worth a total of 22 marks. The questions cover: (1) interpreting geometric transformations, finding a matrix of a composite transformation, and applying a transformation; (2) finding the other roots of a quadratic equation and sketching them in an Argand diagram; (3) finding the general solution of a differential equation; and (4) proving an algebraic statement. Students are instructed to show their work neatly and provide answers to the accuracy specified.

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    Lockdown Pure Maths Test 30 - Trockers

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    This document is a test for an Upper 6th form pure maths class covering transformations, roots of equations, differential equations, and proofs. It contains 4 questions worth a total of 22 marks. The questions cover: (1) interpreting geometric transformations, finding a matrix of a composite transformation, and applying a transformation; (2) finding the other roots of a quadratic equation and sketching them in an Argand diagram; (3) finding the general solution of a differential equation; and (4) proving an algebraic statement. Students are instructed to show their work neatly and provide answers to the accuracy specified.

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    Upper 6th

    LOCKDOWN PURE MATHS TEST 30

    Wednesday 26 August 2020

    22 MARKS ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

    ***PRESENT YOUR WORK NEATLY***

    NB: If a numerical answer cannot be given exactly, and the accuracy required is not specified
    in the question, then in the case of an angle it should be given to the nearest degree, and
    in other cases it should be given correct to significant figures.

    1. Given that and .

    (i) Interpret geometrically the transformations and . [3]


    (ii) Transformation is a composite transformation of followed by .
    Find the matrix . [2]
    (iii)Find, in the form , the image of under the
    transformation . [4]

    2. The equation has as one of its roots.


    (i) Find the other roots. [4]
    (ii) Sketch the roots in an Argand diagram. [2]

    3. Find the general solution of the differential equation

    [4]

    4. Given that , prove that . [3]

    2 Timothy 2:6 ~ Tarakino N.P. (Trockers)

    The best view comes after the hardest climb. Page 1


    © Tarakino N.P. 0772978155/0717267175 [email protected]

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