Pure Mathematics 1 — Variant 1
A Level Mathematics · 9709/11 · Oct/Nov 2022
Questions
8 of 11 questions shown here, checked against the paper. The others are in the PDF above — they contain diagrams or maths we could not yet verify, and we would rather show you the original than a transcription we are not sure of.
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[3]
Solve the equation .
2
The equation of a curve is such that . It is given that the curve passes through the point .
2(a)
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Find the equation of the tangent to the curve at .
2(b)
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Find the equation of the curve.
3
[5]
A curve has equation , where and is a constant. The curve has a stationary point at the point , which has -coordinate . Find the -coordinate of .
4
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The coefficient of in the expansion of is . Find the possible values of the constant .
6
6(a)
[3]
Show that the equation may be expressed in the form , where , and are constants to be found.
6(b)
[3]
Hence solve the equation for .
7
A tool for putting fence posts into the ground is called a 'post-rammer'. The distances in millimetres that the post sinks into the ground on each impact of the post-rammer follow a geometric progression. The first three impacts cause the post to sink into the ground by mm, mm and mm respectively.
7(a)
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Verify that the 9th impact is the first in which the post sinks less than mm into the ground.
7(b)
[2]
Find, to the nearest millimetre, the total depth of the post in the ground after impacts.
7(c)
[2]
Find the greatest total depth in the ground which could theoretically be achieved.
8
The function is defined by for , where is a constant.
8(a)
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Find and hence determine whether is an increasing function, a decreasing function or neither.
8(b)
[4]
Express in the form , where , , and are integers.
8(c)
[1]
Hence state the value of for which .
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Functions and are both defined for and are given by , .
9(a)
[1]
Express in the form .
9(b)
[2]
Express in the form .
9(c)
[1]
Express in the form , where and are integers.
9(d)
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Describe fully the two transformations that have been combined to transform the graph of to the graph of .
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