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S5 Mathematics Extended Module 1 Name: ___________________ Class: _______ ( )

Quiz 2- Indefinite Integrals and Applications II Date: ________

d2y
1. At any point (x, y) on the curve,  6 x  5. The curve passes through (0, 8) and has a slope
dx 2
of 2 at that point.
a) Find the equation of the curve.
b) Find the maximum/minimum points of the curve.
d
2. a) Express [( x  5) ln( x 2  25)] in the form of p( x)  q( x)ln( x 2  25), where x  5, p(x) and
dx
q(x) are rational functions.

b) Prove that  ln( x 2  25)dx  ( x  5) ln( x  5)  ( x  5) ln( x  5)  2 x  C , where C is a constant.

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S5 Mathematics Extended Module 1 Name: ___________________ Class: _______ ( )
Quiz 2- Indefinite Integrals and Applications II Date: ________
d2y
1. At any point (x, y) on the curve,  6 x  5. The curve passes through (0, 8) and has a slope
dx 2
of 2 at that point.
a) Find the equation of the curve.
b) Find the maximum/minimum points of the curve.
Solution:

d2y
(a)  6x  5
dx 2
dy
dx 
 (6 x  5)dx

 3 x 2  5 x  C1
 The curve has a slope of 2 at (0, 8).
dy
  2
dx x0

3(0) 2  5(0)  C1   2
C1   2
dy
  3x 2  5 x  2
dx

y   (3x 2  5 x  2)dx
5
 x 3  x 2  2 x  C2
2
When x  0 , y  8 .
5
 8  03  (0) 2  2(0)  C2
2
C2  8
5 2
 The equation of the curve is y  x 3  x  2 x  8.
2
dy
(b)  3x 2  5 x  2
dx
 ( x  2)(3x  1)
dy 1
When  0 , x  2 or  .
dx 3
1 1 1
x x x  x2 x2 x2
3 3 3
451
y ⁄ ⁄ 2 ⁄
54
dy
 0  0 
dx
 1 451 
 The maximum point is   ,  and the minimum point is (2, 2).
 3 54 
d
2. a) Express [( x  5)ln( x 2  25)] in the form of p( x)  q( x)ln( x2  25), where x  5, p(x) and
dx
q(x) are rational functions.

b) Prove that  ln( x 2  25)dx  ( x  5) ln( x  5)  ( x  5) ln( x  5)  2 x  C , where C is a constant.

Solution:
d 2x
(a) [( x  5) ln( x 2  25)]  ( x  5)  2  ln( x 2  25)
dx x  25
2x
  ln( x 2  25)
x 5
d 2x
(b)  [( x  5) ln( x 2  25)]   ln( x 2  25)
dx x 5
d 2x
 ln( x 2  25)  [( x  5) ln( x 2  25)] 
dx x 5
2 x
 ln( x  25)dx  ( x  5) ln( x  25)   x  5 dx
2 2

du
Let u  x  5, then  1, i.e. du  dx .
dx
  ln( x  25)dx
2

2(u  5)
 ( x  5) ln( x 2  25)   du
u
 5
 ( x  5) ln( x 2  25)  2  1   du
 u
 ( x  5) ln( x  25)  2(u  5ln u )  C1
2

 ( x  5) ln( x 2  25)  2( x  5  5ln x  5 )  C1


 ( x  5) ln( x  5)  ( x  5) ln( x  5)  2 x  10  10 ln( x  5)  C1
 ( x  5)ln( x  5)  ( x  5)ln( x  5)  2x  C

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