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    6 PURE MTC REVISON QUESTIONS (ALGEBRA)

    1. The line x  2 y  3 cuts the curve 3x 2  4 y 2  12x  7 at the points A and B . Find the
    distance AB.
    2. Solve the equations
    (i) 3 2( x 1)  103 x   1  0 .
    (ii) 4 x  2  x  1  7  5x  0 .
    3. Use the substitution z  x  x 1 , to solve the equations
    (i) 6 x 4  35x 3  62x 2  35x  6  0 .
    (ii) 4 x 4  17 x 3  8 x 2  17 x  4  0 .
    4. One of the roots of the equation 3 x 3  14x 2  2 x  4  0 is rational. Obtain this root and
    complete the solution of the equation.
    5. Show that if y  x  a  V where 𝑉 is a polynomial in 𝑥, then
    2 dy
    is a polynomial with
    dx
    x  a  as a factor. Hence find the values of the constants k and l for which
    x 4  2 x 3  5 x 2  kx  l has a factor x  12 .
    6. Find the sum of n terms of the series 11  2  3  3  5  ...
    2 xz
    7. Given that a, b, c are in a geometric progression and a x  b y  c z , prove that y  .
    xz
    8. If a is the first term of an A.P and d is the common difference and L is last term, prove that
     La
    the sum is equal to a  L 1 
    1
     . Hence find the sum of all multiples of 11 between
    2  d 
    550 and 1000.
    9. If y  a  bx n is satisfied by the values in the table below,
    𝑥 1 2 4
    𝑦 7 10 15
    5
    Show that n  log 2 and deduce the values of a and b.
    3
    10. Express y  1  5 x  2 x 2 in the form p  q( x  r ) 2 . Hence determine the maximum value
    of 𝑦 and the values of 𝑥 for which it does occur.
    11. The quadratic polynomial p (x) leaves a remainder 0f −6 on division by x  1 , a remainder
    of −5 on division by x  2 and has a factor x  3 . Find p (x) and solve the equation
    p( x)  0 .
    12. In the equation ax 2  bx  c  0, one root is the square of the other. Without solving the
    equation, prove that ca  b  ac  b .
    3 3

    13. Express the square root of 18  12 2 in the form x  y where 𝑥 and 𝑦 are rational.
    3y 2  2 y 1 4
    14. Show that for real values of 𝑦, the expression always lies between  and 4.
    y  y2
    2
    7
    15. Find the values of  for which the equation 10x 2  4 x  1  2x2  x  has equal roots.
    7
    16. Find , in its simplest rational form, the equation whose roots are .
    7 5
    17. One root of the equation 2bx 2  2a  b x  3a  2b is double the other, prove that either
    a  2b or 4a  11b .
    18. If the roots of the equation x 2  bx  c  0 are  ,  and the roots of the equation
    x 2  bx  2 c  0 are  ,  . Show that the equation whose roots are    ,    is
     
    x 2  b 2 x  22 c b 2  2c  0 .
    19. The roots of the equation x 2  ax  b  0 are  ,  . Find an equation whose roots are
    p
    p  q , p  q . If the original equation is x 2  4 x  5  0 , find the values of in
    q
    order that the new equation shall have one zero root.
    20. Form an equation whose roots are the cubes of the roots of the equation x 2  3 x  4  0 ,
    without solving the equation.
    21. Solve the equation 3 x 2  2 x   8  93 x 2  2 x  .
    2

    22. Solve the simultaneous equations x  y  6, x 2 y 2  2 xy  35  0 .


    1  ax
    23. The expansions of 1  2 x  2 and
    1
    up to the term in x 2 are the same. find the values of
    1  bx
    1  ax
    in the result 1  2 x  2 
    1 1
    a and b. Hence using x   , find the approximate value
    100 1  bx
    p
    of 2 in the form .
    q
    5
     3 
    24. Expand 1  x  x 2  in ascending powers of 𝑥as far as the term in x 2 .
     2 
    25. Show that, if  is positive but not greater than 3, the roots of the equation
      2x 2  8  2 x  8  3   0 .
    26. Find three numbers in a G.P whose sum is 38 and product 1728.
    27. Solve the simultaneous equations x 2  4 xy  y 2  13,2 x 2  3xy  8 , using the substitution
    y  mx .
    28. Show that, if the equations x 2  bx  c  0, x 2  px  q  0 have a common root, then
    c  q2  b  pcp  bq .
    1
    29. Let z  x  iy be any non – zero complex number. Express in the form u  iv . Given that
    z
    1
    z  k with k real, prove that either y  0 or x 2  y 2  1 . Show that if
    z
    (i) y  0 then k  2 ,
    (ii) x 2  y 2  1 then k  2 .
    30. In the quadratic equation x 2   p  iq x  3i  0 , 𝑝 and 𝑞 are real. Given that the sum of
    the squares of the roots is 8, find all possible pairs of 𝑝 and 𝑞.
    11  2i
    31. Express the complex number z1  in the form x  iy . Given that z 2  2  5i , find
    3  4i
    the distance between the points in the argand diagram which represent z1 and z 2 . Determine
    the real numbers  ,  such that z1  z 2  4  i
    32. Find two complex numbers satisfying the equation z 2  8  6i . Hence solve the equation
    z 2  3  i z  4  0 and represent the solutions on an argand diagram.
    33. Two complex numbers z1 and z 2 each have arguments between 0 and  . If z1 z 2  i  3
    z
    and 1  2i , find the values of z1 and z 2 , stating the modulus and argument of each.
    z2
    34. Show that argz1 z 2   arg z1  arg z 2 and z1 z 2  z1 z 2 .
    35. The complex numbers a  4 3  2i and 3  7i are represented in an argand diagram by
    points A and B respectively. O is the origin. Show that triangle OAB I equilateral and find
    the complex number c which represents the point C where OABC is a rhombus. Calculate
    the magnitude and argument of c.
    p q 
    36. 𝑧 is a complex number such that z   where 𝑝 and 𝑞 arereal. If arg z  and
    2  i 1  3i 2
    z  7 , find the values of 𝑝 and 𝑞.
    37. One root of the equation z 3  6 z 2  13z  k  0 , where k is real is z  2  i . Find the value
    of k and the other roots.
    38. Show that 1  3i   26  18i  .
    3

    39. Solve the equations,


    (i) z 3  1
    (ii) z 3  26  18i
    40. Determine the non-real cube roots of unity.
    41. Represent on an argand diagram the loci z  2  2 and z  4  2 . Calculate the complex
    numbers corresponding the points of intersection of these loci.
    42. Given that 1  5i  p  2q  3  7i , find 𝑝 and 𝑞 when
    (i) P and q are real.
    (ii) P and q are conjugate complex numbers.
    43. show that z  1  i is root of the equation z 4  3 z 2  6 z  10  0 . Hence find the other
    roots.
    44. If z  1  i 3 , find the real and imaginary parts of z 5 .

    45. Draw the line z  z  4 and the half line arg  z  i   in the argand diagram. Hence find
    4
    the complex number that satisfies both equations.
     
    4

     cos  i sin 
    46. Without using tables, simplify 
    9 9
    .
     
    5

     cos  i sin 
     9 9
    7  4i
    47. Express z1  in the form p  iq . Sketch in an argand diagram the locus of points
    3  2i
    representing the complex numbers z such that z  z1  5 . Find the greatest and least
    values of z subject to this condition.
    48. Use De Moivre’s theorem to show that cos 7  64 cos7   112 cos5   56 cos3   7 cos
    .
    1 1
    49. If z  cos  i sin , show that z   2i sin  and z n  n  2i sin n . Hence show that
    z z
    16 sin   sin 5  5 sin 3  10 sin  .
    5

    50. Given that 1  i n  x  iy , prove that x 2  y 2  2 n.


    z 1
    51. Given that  2, find the Cartesian equation of the locus of z and represent the locus
    z 1
    z 1
    by a sketch in an argand diagram. Shade region for which the inequality  2 is
    z 1
    satisfied.
    3
    52. On an argand diagram , shade the region 0  arg z  .
    4
    2 y  4i y
    53. Given that 𝑥 and 𝑦 are real, find their values in the equation   0.
    2x  y x  i
    54. Given that z  x  iy ,
     z i 
    (a) Show that , when Im   0 , the point x, y  lies on a straight line and find its
     z  2
    gradient.
     z i 
    (b) show that , when Re   0 , the point x, y  lies on a circle with center at
     z  2
     1 0.5i  and radius
    1
    5.
    2
    55. By expressing 3  i in modulus – argument from, find the least positive integer n such that
     
    n
    3  i is real and positive.
    56. The point P in the argand diagram lies outside or on the circle of radius 4 and center at
     1,1 . Write down in modulus form the condition satisfied by the complex number z
    represented by the point P.
    1
    57. The sum of the infinite series 1  z  z 2  .... for values of z such that z  1 is . By
    1 z
    substituting z 
    1
    cos  i sin   in this result and using De Moiver’s theorem , prove that
    2
    1 1 1 2 sin 
    sin   2 sin 2  ...  n sin n  ...  .
    2 2 2 5  4 cos

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