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    Muar (Q) S2 STPM 2019 (10) 8 Sept

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    1. The document contains 6 multiple part questions about limits, areas, derivatives, integrals, and solving equations. It asks the student to show work, perform calculations, sketch graphs, and find values. 2. Question 1 asks about the limit of a piecewise defined function at x=0 and whether the function is continuous. Question 2 involves finding the area of a rectangle inscribed in a semicircle. 3. Questions 3-5 cover derivatives, integration by parts, differential equations, and Maclaurin series expansions. Question 6 involves finding a root between 0 and 1 and using an iterative formula.

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    Muar (Q) S2 STPM 2019 (10) 8 Sept

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    1. The document contains 6 multiple part questions about limits, areas, derivatives, integrals, and solving equations. It asks the student to show work, perform calculations, sketch graphs, and find values. 2. Question 1 asks about the limit of a piecewise defined function at x=0 and whether the function is continuous. Question 2 involves finding the area of a rectangle inscribed in a semicircle. 3. Questions 3-5 cover derivatives, integration by parts, differential equations, and Maclaurin series expansions. Question 6 involves finding a root between 0 and 1 and using an iterative formula.

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    1. The document contains 6 multiple part questions about limits, areas, derivatives, integrals, and solving equations. It asks the student to show work, perform calculations, sketch graphs, and find values. 2. Question 1 asks about the limit of a piecewise defined function at x=0 and whether the function is continuous. Question 2 involves finding the area of a rectangle inscribed in a semicircle. 3. Questions 3-5 cover derivatives, integration by parts, differential equations, and Maclaurin series expansions. Question 6 involves finding a root between 0 and 1 and using an iterative formula.

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    Muar (Q) S2 STPM 2019 (10) 8 Sept

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    1. The document contains 6 multiple part questions about limits, areas, derivatives, integrals, and solving equations. It asks the student to show work, perform calculations, sketch graphs, and find values. 2. Question 1 asks about the limit of a piecewise defined function at x=0 and whether the function is continuous. Question 2 involves finding the area of a rectangle inscribed in a semicircle. 3. Questions 3-5 cover derivatives, integration by parts, differential equations, and Maclaurin series expansions. Question 6 involves finding a root between 0 and 1 and using an iterative formula.

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    Sem 2 – Muar (10)

    Section A [ 45 marks ]

    Answer all questions in this section.

    1 The function f is defined by

    {
    , x<0
    √ 4−x
    f ( x )= √ 2 , x=0
    x
    , x >0
    √ x−1
    1+

    (a) Show that lim f ( x ) exist. [5 marks]


    x →0

    (b) Determine whether f is a continuous function at x=0 . [2 marks]

    2 A rectangle is drawn inside a semicircle of radius 5 cm, in such a way that one of its
    sides lies along the diameter of the semicircle, as in the diagram below.
    Given that the width of the rectangle is x cm, show that the area of the rectangle is
    [ 2 x √ 25−x 2 ] cm . Calculate the maximum value of this area.
    2
    [10
    marks]

    5cm
    x cm
    O

    d
    3 (a) Show that
    dx ( √ x+1 3 )= 2 √ x −1
    ( √ x +3 )
    2 . [2

    marks]
    4
    1
    (b) Hence, use integration by parts to evaluate ∫ 2
    dx .
    0 ( √ x+3 )
    Give your answer in exact form. [5
    marks]

    dy
    4 Show that the appropriate integrating factor for + ( 2 cot x ) y =f ( x ) is sin2 x .
    dx

    Hence, find the general solution of the differential equation

    dy
    sin x + 2 y cos x=cos x [6
    dx
    marks]

    1
    2 π π
    5 Given that y =sec x + tan x ,− < x< , y >0.
    2 2

    dy 1
    Show that (a) = y sec x
    dx 2

    d2 y 1
    (b) = y sec x ( sec x +2 tan x )
    dx 2 4

    Given that x is small and the terms in x 3 and higher powers of x may be neglected,
    use Maclaurin’s expansion to express y in the form A+ Bx+C x2 +… where
    A,B,C ϵ R [7
    marks]

    6 (a) Show that the equation x 3−5 x+ 1=0 has a root ∝ which lies between 0 and 1.
    [3
    marks]
    (b) Rearrangements of the above equation give the following iterative formulae

    1 3
    x n+1= ( x n +1 ) , x n+1 =√3 5 x n−1
    5

    Using x 0=0.5 , show that only one of these formulae will enable you to find ∝ and
    determine the value of ∝ correct to four decimal places. [5
    marks]

    Section B [ 15 marks ]

    Answer any one question in this section.

    7 A curve is defined by the equations


    1+t 1+t 2
    x= , y=
    1−t 1−t 2

    where t is a real parameter, t ≠ ± 1

    dy
    (a) Find an expression for in terms of t , simplifying your answer as much as
    dx
    possible. [5
    marks]

    x 2+ 1
    (b) Prove that the curve has Cartesian equation y= [3
    2x
    marks]

    (c) Write down the equations of the two asymptotes of the curve. [1
    mark]

    2
    (d) (i) Provide algebraically that there are no values of x for which −1< y <1.
    [2
    marks]
    (ii) Hence, or otherwise, determine the coordinates of the turning points of the
    curve. [2
    marks]

    (e) Sketch the curve. [2


    marks]

    8. (a) Find the exact values of the x -coordinates of the points of intersection of the
    line y=8−2 x and the curve y=8−x 3. [2
    marks]

    (b) Sketch, on the same diagram, the line y=8−2 x and the curve y=8−x 3.
    [3
    marks]

    (c) Calculate the area of the region bounded by the line y=8−2 x and the curve
    y=8−x 3. [4
    marks]

    (d) The region bounded by the line y=8−2 x and the curve y=8−x 3 is rotated
    through 4 right angles about the x - axis. Find the volume of the solid of
    revolution formed, correct to 2 decimal places. [6 marks]

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