Pure Mathematics 1 — Variant 2
A Level Mathematics · 9709/12 · Oct/Nov 2021
Questions
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[4]
Solve the equation for .
3
The function is defined as follows: for .
3(a)
[2]
Find the value of .
3(b)
[3]
Find an expression for .
4
[4]
A curve is such that . The curve passes through the point . Find the equation of the curve.
5
The first, third and fifth terms of an arithmetic progression are , and respectively, where .
5(a)
[3]
Find the exact value of .
5(b)
[3]
Hence find the exact sum of the first 25 terms of the progression.
6
[5]
The second term of a geometric progression is 54 and the sum to infinity of the progression is 243. The common ratio is greater than . Find the tenth term, giving your answer in exact form.
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8(a)
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It is given that in the expansion of , the coefficient of is . Find the possible values of .
8(b)
[4]
It is given instead that in the expansion of , the coefficient of is . It is also given that there is only one value of which leads to this value of . Find the values of and .
9
The volume of a large circular mound of iron ore of radius m is modelled by the equation for . Iron ore is added to the mound at a constant rate of per second.
9(a)
[3]
Find the rate at which the radius of the mound is increasing at the instant when the radius is m.
9(b)
[3]
Find the volume of the mound at the instant when the radius is increasing at m per second.
10
The function is defined by for .
10(a)
[3]
Given that the curve with equation has a stationary point when , find .
10(b)
[2]
Determine the nature of the stationary point.
10(c)
[2]
Given that this is the only stationary point of the curve, find the range of .
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