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2011 ‫الدورة اإلستثنائية للعام‬ ‫اهتحانات الشهادة الثانىية العاهة‬ ‫وزارة التربية والتعلين العالي‬

‫ علىم الحياة‬: ‫الفرع‬ ‫الوديرية العاهة للتربية‬


‫دائرة االهتحانات‬
‫هسابقت في هادة الزياضياث‬ ‫ اربع‬:‫عدد الوسائل‬
:‫االسن‬
‫ساعتاى‬:‫الودة‬
:‫الرقن‬
.‫ يسوح باستعوال آلت حاسبت غيز قابلت للبزهجت او اختزاى الوعلوهاث او رسن البياناث‬-: ‫ارشاداث عاهت‬
.)‫ يستطيع الوزشح اإلجابت بالتزتيب الذي يناسبه (دوى االلتزام بتزتيب الوسائل الوارد في الوسابقت‬-

I-( 4 points)

In the table below, only one of the proposed answers to each question is correct. Write down the number of each
question and give, with justification, the corresponding answer.

N Question
Answers
a b c
The exponential form of      
1 i    i    i   
z   sin   i cos  is e 2  e  2 e 2 
cos   i sin 
If z  , then z 
2 cos   i sin  e 2i e 2i 1

If z A  1  2i, z B  2  3i and z C  4 Right and not Isosceles and not Right and
3
then the triangle ABC is isosceles right isosceles
x

4
 ln(t  1)dt 1 0 +
lim 0

x 0 e 1
x

x sin 2x cos3 x x sin 2x


 cos xdx   c c  c
2
5
2 4 3 2 4

II- (4 points)
 
 
In the space referred to a direct orthonormal system O; i, j, k , consider the points A(4 ; 0 ; 0),

B(0 ; 6 ; 0), C(0 ; 0 ; 4) and E(2 ; 3 ; 0).

1) Show that E belongs to the line (AB).


2) Let (P) be the plane passing through E and parallel to the lines (OB) and (AC).
Show that an equation of (P) is x + z –2 = 0.
3) Write a system of parametric equations of the line (BC).
4) The plane (P) cuts the lines (BC), (OC) and (OA) at F, G and H respectively.
Show that the coordinates of F are (0 ;3 ;2) and specify the respective coordinates of G and H.
5) a- Prove that EFGH is a rectangle.
b- Let  be the circle circumscribed about the rectangle EFGH and (T) be the line in plane (P) that is tangent
at E to  . Determine a system of parametric equations of (T).
1
III- (4 points)
An urn contains 8 balls:
• 4 white balls each carrying the number 0;
• 3 red balls each carrying the number 5;
• 1 white ball carrying the number 2.
We draw, simultaneously and randomly, 3 balls from the urn.
Consider the following events:
A: « the three drawn balls carry three numbers which could form the number 200».
B: « the three drawn balls carry three identical numbers ».
C: « the three drawn balls are white ».
D: « the three drawn balls are of the same color ».
3
1) Show that the probability p(A) is equal to and calculate p(B), p(C) and p(D).
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2) Determine the probability that among the three drawn balls only one carries the number 0.
3) The three drawn balls are white; calculate the probability that the numbers carried by these balls
could form the number 200.
4) let X be the random variable equal to the product of the three numbers carried by the three drawn balls.
a- Give the 3 possible values of X.
b- Determine the probability distribution of X.

IV- (8 points)
A- Let g be the function defined over 0;  by g(x)  x  ln x .
1) Calculate lim g(x) and lim g(x).
x 0 x 

2) Set up the table of variations of g.


3) Prove that the equation g(x)  0 has a unique solution  and verify that 0.5    0.6.
4) Determine, according to the values of x, the sign of g(x).
B- Consider the function f defined over 0;  by f (x)  x  2ln x  x  2 .
 

Designate by (C) the representative curve of f in an orthonormal system O; i , j . 
1) Calculate limf (x) , lim f (x) and determine f(e).
x 0 x 

2) Prove that f ()      2 .


3) Verify that f '(x)  2g(x) and set up the table of variations of f.
4) Draw (C). (Take α = 0.55)
1
5) Use integration by parts to calculate  x ln xdx and deduce the area of the region bounded by the
0.5

curve (C), the axis of abscissas and the two lines with equations x  0.5 and x =1.
6) The curve (C) cuts the axis of abscissas at a point with abscissa 1.37. Designate by F an antiderivative

of f on 0;  ; determine, according to the values of x, the variations of F.

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2011 ‫الدورة اإلستثنائية للعام‬ ‫اهتحانات الشهادة الثانىية العاهة‬ ‫وزارة التربية والتعلين العالي‬
‫ علىم الحياة‬: ‫الفرع‬ ‫الوديرية العاهة للتربية‬
‫هشروع هعيار التصحيح‬ ‫دائرة االهتحانات‬

QI Answers M
 
        i  
1 z  cos      i sin      cos      i sin      e 2 
(c) 0.5
2  2  2  2 
 i
e
2 z  i  e 2i  z  e 2i . (a) 0.5
e
AB  zB  zA  1  5i  26, AC  zC  zA  3  2i  13, BC  2  3i  13 .
3 1
ABC is right and isosceles. (c)
x

4  ln(t  1)dt 0 ln(x  1) 1


lim 0 
 lim 0 (b)
x 0 e 1
x
0 x  0 ex
1  cos 2x x 1
 cos xdx   2 dx  2  4 sin 2x  c
2
5 (c) 1

QII Answers M

 x  2t +4
1  0.5
(AB) :  y  3t for t  1: x  2, y  3 and z  0, so E belongs to (AB).
z  0

   
n P is parallel to OB  AC, thus n P (1;0;1).
2 0.5
(P) : x + z + r = 0 ; E (2 ; 3 ; 0) is a point in (P) thus r = – 2 ; (P) : x +y – 2 =0.

3 BC(0; 6;4) and B is a point on (BC), (BC) :x  0; y  3m  6; z  2m. 0.5
x F  z F  2  0  2  2  0 then F is a point in (P).
for m = 1, F(0 ;3 ;2)is a point on (BC).
4 x G  y G  0 and G is a point in (P), then zG  2 and G (0 ;0 ;2). 1
y H  z H  0 and H is a point in (P), then x H  2 and H(2 ;0 ;0).
Geometrically
EF is parallel to (AC) which is parallel to (GH), so EF is parallel to (GH).
Similarly (EH) is parallel to (OB) and (GF) is parallel to (OB), thus EH is parallel to (GF).
Hence EFGH is a parallelogram..
Moreover (OB)  (AC)  (EH)  (EF) then EFGH is a rectangle.
5a 0.5
By calculation
   
EF( 2;0;2) , HG( 2;0;2) so EF  HG. 

    so EFGH is a rectangle.
FG(0; 3;0) and FG.HG  0 thus FG  HG.  
 
5b EG  nP (3;4;3)isa direction vector of (T) , thus x= -3  +2 ; y = 4  +3 ; z = 3  . 1

1
QIII Answers M
C C
2
3 1
C C34 5
3
C3
5 C C 3
3 3

1 p(A)  4
3
 . 1
p(B)    ,
3
p(C)  5
 , p(D)    .
5 3
1.5
C8 28 C C83 56
3
8 C3
8 28 C C 73
8
3
8

C14  C24 3
2 p(only one ball carries0)   0.5
C83 7
C11  C24 3
3 p(A / C)   . 0.5
C53 5
4a X(  )={0; 50; 125} 0.5
C C
1 2
p(X  50)  p 2,5,5  p(X  125)  p 5,5,5 
3 1
1
3
 .
3
.
C8 56 56
4b 1
C14  C42  C42  C14  C34 52 13 C34 52
p(X  0)    Or: 1   .
56 56 14 56 56

QIV Answers M
A1 limg(x)  , lim g(x)  . 0.5
x0 x
1
g '(x)  1 x 0 
x g '(x) +
A2 1
g(x) 


g is continuous, strictly increasing on its domain, changing signs; so it vanishes once, thus
A3 1
g(x)= 0 has a a unique solution α. Moreover g(0.5)=–0.193 and g(0.6)= 0.089 thus 0.5 <α< 0.6.
A4 g(x) > 0 for x >α , g(x) <0 for x <α and g(x) = 0 for x = α. 0.5
B1 lim f (x)  lim  2x ln x  x 2  2x   0. lim f (x)   since lim  x 2  2x   . f(e) = e 2 . 1
x 0 x 0 x  x 

B2 f ()    2ln     2    2    2      2 0.5


2 
B3 f '(x)  2 ln x  x  2  x   1  2(ln x  x)  2g(x). 1
x 
x 0 α 
f '(x) – 0 +
f(x) 0 
B4 1
–α(α+2)
1 x2 x2 x x2
u  ln x, v '  x, u '  , v  .  x ln xdx  ln x   dx   2 ln x  1 .
x 2 2 2 4
1 1 1
ln 2 3 ln 2 5
B5
0.5 x ln xdx  
8 16
. A   
0.5
f (x)dx  
4
  0.66u 2 .
6
F'(x)  0 on ]0;1.37], then F isincrea sin g on this int erval.
B6 0.5
F'(x)  0 on 1.37;  , then F isdecrea sin g on this int erval.

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