I and Test /+q Name artcc,

1. Short answer

a) lf f-tQ)= -5 and / is one to one then f(-5)= f

Ireg x'i1
b) The domain of logr(x - 3) is X -3>O
x>3
c) As n -> o the expression 1 +1 approaches the number L
n

d) The equationofthevertical asymptote ofthe graph y=logr(x- l)+2 is X- I=o

x=l
J+r
e) If f(x)= 2'*r then f't(*) = X-- Z
l',1rX = ) 1r Q-'(*)= tolrF-l
[5 marksJ

2. Letf(x)=# and g(x)= #+

a) nind /-'(.r)
{-'(*) = - \}-3 4r +3
). = L14
X-2 L'/- fj marksJ
1++
Y1 + LtF =T\-3
X1 -1.1 = -Ltx -3
I (x-z) = -T*-3
b) State the domain and range of /-t(x) X'-Z +o J
f Lt+o
+'r'q{- "{ €-'(r) Xtz I *"* [2 marlcs]
= don^<r.io, o{ [ tr'y I XnK, Xrzl 11nr, 1f-\J
c) Find the composition (f .S)(r1 in simplified form

t(#') ,(#)-, 2x -L- z(z*--5)

[3 marlcsJ

L*-$ -Lt x*\3

[Hil .'r xz It
c
1 x-zt
Lt-5

d) State the domain (/"g)(r)

"f
Lx-6 to
l**R, * *7r, *r11
1f.- A +" [1 mark]
e
Y? tz e^A S?t
v\4
3. Let p = lnJc, q =lny and r =lnz

write the expression terms of p, q andr

"(#)in

I^ x'- ," (y *)' [3 marksJ

I
Z\un*- L \ hJ z
2\rnx - I \*l -l \t^7

?g- tI€ -t-rr

4. Solve the following equations. Give your answers rounded to three decimal places.

(a) 5-2tax-t-6"r-10 2 0,a15 Lt,loz ,

r Zt+- .5oL
o,11o
{o.615,* 5't 5) [o.-rrt, o.r{e) I [4 marksJ

5. Solve the following equations using an algebraic method and giving an exact answer for each.
Your method must be clearly shown.

\ u) zO".' =zz 1. b) logr27 = x

rt x zl
t*-, L 3 --

-T-Z= Lt X=j
x=-b
z t
2
y--* L
\ c) "'*t=# I logr4
I x

L+6- 2( L =f,
(e")'* 3eF-\o=o IIl
x-- lt
marksJ

(n* +5 )(e ^- 1)= o

x 4

t:-5
fr" 5ol utt"too'r
e =L
x --\^L
il0
d 6. Consider the function y = Ze''t - 2.
a) Draw a sketch of y - /(.)* the set of axes be clearly of axls
Your diagram must be drawn to the correct scale (you may want to include a couple of additional points on
the graph to help you get this right).
[2 marksJ

-\vkuult
J
( o,-t"ze)

f-r "*exzPt
I
( I' o)
e
\ovtzontol ^s1{ot
1=
-,

b) By looking at the graph for/(x), how do you know

't(*)
f exists?

th" {t*fio^ is &,^e - *, - s,,* [1 markJ

c) rind /'(x).
1/
yl (9 yl
{-l
[2 marksJ
X=Ze' -z x+u +l
-' {-'(*) ' [m (
)
1l?
z =ej
L

= [1-r) y'"
'.^lry)
't
d) Sketch y = .f (")* the set of axes above, ly showing the coordinates AXIS Your
diagram must be drawn to the correct scale. e
r1 6tica-Q aS-lwrptoi
|
I -\^lavc ey+'.[r,t) X -\ntrvc(Nt: (-l.Ztro; v/\'- -1
L
'[2 marks]

e) Using your calculator, determine the coordinates of all points where / (') = r.'(')

rJ-' *r=\^ (Y) o' [2 marks]

(- t'*1,-1.81) a*t I r's s t\"5s)

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 7 The number of bacteria in two colonies, A and.B, starts increasing at the same time.

The number of bacteria in colony A after / hours is modeled by the function A(t) = l2eo'o'

(a) Find the number of bacteria in colony A after 4 hours.

\ o.'t (q)
L** n(+) =l|c t 5ol ,+ borlr"ao

(b) How long does it take for the number of bacteria in colony A to reach 400?
L lLe
o.qt
= \oo tz t* (W
Do.\t tp9 0,t
Lla =
Lt- E, B hur,tvs
tr,qk )k = t" ('qi )
The number of bacteria in colony B after t hours is modeled by the function B(t) = 24"n

L (c) After four hours there are 60 bacteria in colony B. Find the value of &.

B(q)= bo Z*e\K = 60 \k lrjre' = In l.E

e'hh =?.\ tt= l:_2t =s.Lffi
1
,6 of bacteria colony A first exceeds the number of bacteria in colony B after n hours, where
Find the value of n

{u^t."rov - s hf marks)

8. The logistic growth model P(r) below represents the proportion of new cars wth a global positioning system
(GPS). Let I represent the number of years since 2006.

P(t1=-,:i-"
(a) What proportion of new cars in 2006 had a GPS?

l-- o t[") = o'*=, (r' 4o?") fl markl

o1 4-aY\ 5io'rcr l+ t.bl

Loolo

(b) When will75% of new cars have a GPS?

g,8 L: ars a( lev LIAL

- o,lbt = 0,15 .---, 33
l lzott)
.Q [2 marksJ

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