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The document contains the 2017 Mathematics examination for the Lebanese Baccalaureate, detailing various problems across multiple topics including geometry, probability, and calculus. It includes specific instructions for the exam, such as the use of non-programmable calculators and the structure of the questions. Additionally, it provides a marking scheme for the answers to the problems presented.

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‫ االستثنائيّة‬٢٠١٧ ‫دورة الـعام‬ ‫امتحانات الشھادة الثانوية العامة‬ ‫وزارة التربية والتعليم العالي‬

٢٠١٧ ‫ آب‬٣ ‫الخميس فـي‬ ‫ العلوم العامة‬:‫فرع‬ ‫المديرية العامة للتربية‬


‫دائرة االمتحانات الرسمية‬
:‫االسم‬ ‫مسابقة في مادة الرياضيات‬ ‫ ست‬:‫عدد المسائل‬
:‫الرقم‬ ‫ أربع ساعات‬:‫المدة‬

.‫ يسمح باستعمال آلة حاسبة غير قابلة للبرمجة او اختزان المعلومات او رسم البيانات‬- :‫مالحظة‬
.(‫ يستطيع المر ّشح اإلجابة بالترتيب الذي يناسبه )دون االلتزام بترتيب المسائل الواردة في المسابقة‬-

I- (2 points)
  
 
In the space referred to a direct orthonormal system O; i , j, k , consider the point E(–2 ; 0 ; 1)
and the line (d) defined as x = m – 1, y = 2m, z = m + 2 where m ∈ .
1) a- Verify that E is not on (d).
b- Show that x – z + 3 = 0 is an equation of plane (P) determined by E and (d).
2) Consider in the plane (P) the circle (C) with center I(–3 ; –1 ; 0) and radius 3 .
a- Show that line (d) is tangent to circle (C) at point F(–2 ; –2 ; 1).
b- Verify that E is on (C) and determine the coordinates of point A on (d) so that
(AE) is tangent to (C).
3) Denote by () the line perpendicular to (P) at I.
a- Write a system of parametric equations of ().
b- Calculate the coordinates of point M on () so that the volume of tetrahedron
MIEF is equal to 2 cubic units.  x M  0 

II- (3 points)
Consider a fair cubic die numbered from 1 to 6 and two urns U1 and U2.
U1 contains 4 blue balls, 3 red balls and 1 green ball.
U2 contains 4 blue balls, 2 red balls and 2 green balls.
A game consists of rolling the die once.
 If the die shows the face numbered 1 or 2, then three balls are randomly and
simultaneously selected from U1,
 Otherwise, three balls are randomly and simultaneously selected from U2.
Consider the follwing events:
A : « the die shows the face numbered 1 or 2»
B : « the three selected balls have the same color »
C : « no red ball is obtained among the three selected balls »
1) a- Calculate the probability P B
A and show that P  A  B  
5
168
.
b- Calculate P(B).
25
2) a- Verify that P(C)  .
84
b- Knowing that no red ball is obtained among the three selected balls, calculate the
probability that the die shows a face with number greater than or equal to 3.
3) Let X be the random variable equal to the number of green balls obtained among the
three selected balls.
a- Determine the probability distribution of X.
b- If this game is repeated 160 times, estimate then the number of green balls
obtained.

1
III- (2 points)
1
x 2n
Consider the sequence (Un) defined as : U n 
0
1 x 2
dx where n ∈ .

1) a- Calculate U0.
b- Calculate U0 + U1 and deduce U1.
2) a- For all n ∈ , show that Un  0.
b- For all 0  x  1, prove that (Un) is decreasing.
c- Deduce that (Un) is convergent.
1
3) a- For all n ∈ , show that U n 1  U n  .
1  2n
b- Deduce the limit of Un as n tends to +  .

IV- (3 points)
Consider in a plane (P) a line (d) and a point F.
Let O be the orthogonal projection of F on (d) with
OF = 3.
Let A be the symmetric of O with respect to F and A
the point on segment [OF] such that OA = 2.
In the plane (P), consider the ellipse (E) with
1
focus F, associated directrix (d) and eccentricity .
2
Part A
1) a- Verify that A and A are two vertices of (E).
b- Determine the center I of (E) and its second focus G.
2) Denote by B and B the vertices of (E) on the non-focal axis.
a- Calculate AA and verify that BB = 2 3 .
b- Draw (E).
Part B
  1
The plane (P) is referred to an orthonormal system O ; i , j such that i  OF .
3
1) Verify that an equation of (E) is: 3x  4 y  24 x  36  0 .
2 2

2) Let L be the point of (E) with abscissa 3  y L  0  .

a- Write an equation of (T), the tangent at L to (E).


b- Denote by K the point of intersection of (T) with the non-focal axis of (E).
Calculate the area of the region inside triangle OIK and outside ellipse (E).

2
V- (4 points)
In an oriented plane, consider a triangle ABC right angled at A such that AB = 4 , AC = 6 and
  π
(AB, AC)   2π  .
2

Denote by E the orthogonal projection of point A on line (BC).


Let S be the direct plane similitude that maps B onto A and A onto C.
1) Calculate the ratio (scale factor) k of S and find a measure of angle  of S.
2) a- Determine the image of line (AE) under S and the image of line (BC) under S.
b- Deduce that E is the center of S.
3) Let F = S(C).
a- Prove that A, E and F are collinear.
b- Show that (CF) is parallel to (AB).
c- Construct F and calculate CF.
1
4) Denote by h the dilation that maps A onto B and with ratio .
3
a- Determine S  h ( A ) .
b- S h is a direct plane similitude.
Determine its center, its ratio and a measure of its angle.
5) The complex plane is referred to a direct orthonormal system A ; u , v   with
1 1
u  AB and v  AC .
4 6
a- Write the complex form of S h .
b- Calculate the affix of point B  S  h(B) .
c- Let (P) be the parabola with vertex A and focus B and (P) be the image of (P)
under S h .
Write an equation of (P).

3
VI- (6 points)

Part A

1) Verify that  ln xdx  x ln x  x  k where k is a real constant and x  0.


2) Consider the differential equation (E) satisfied by y : xy ' y  1  2x  2 ln x where y
is a function of x ( x  0).
Let z = x y.

a- Form a differential equation (E) satisfied by z and solve (E).

b- Deduce the particular solution of (E) such that y(1) = 0.

Part B

Consider the two functions g and f defined over  0 ;    as g(x)  1  x  2ln x

x  ln x
and f (x)  and denote by (C) the representative curve of f in an orthonormal
x2


system O ; i , j . 
1) a- Determine lim g(x) and lim g(x) .
x 0 x 
x 0

b- Calculate g(x) and set the table of variations of g.


c- Calculate g(1), then discuss according to the values of x the sign of g(x).
2) Determine lim f (x) and lim f ( x ) . Deduce the asymptotes to (C).
x 0 x 
x 0

g(x)
3) Show that f (x)  and set up the table of variations of f.
x3
4) Calculate the exact value of f(e) and draw the curve (C).
ln x
5) Use integration by parts to calculate
 x2
dx .

6) a- For x   1;    , prove that the function f has an inverse function f 1 whose


domain of definition is to be determined.
b- Draw (), the representative curve of f 1 in the same system as that of (C).
c- Calculate the area of the region bounded by () and the three lines with equations
e 1
y = 1, x  2 and x = 1.
e

4
‫ االستثنائيّة‬٢٠١٧ ‫دورة الـعام‬ ‫امتحانات الشھادة الثانوية العامة‬ ‫وزارة التربية والتعليم العالي‬
٢٠١٧ ‫ آب‬٣ ‫الخميس فـي‬ ‫ العلوم العامة‬:‫فرع‬ ‫المديرية العامة للتربية‬
‫دائرة االمتحانات الرسمية‬
‫أسس تصحيح مادة الرياضيات‬ ‫ ست‬:‫عدد المسائل‬

QI Answers Mark
m – 1 = –2 ; m = –1
1a 0.25
y = 2(m) = 2(–1) = –2  yE = 0 then E  (d)
1b E  (P) and (d)  (P). 0.5
 F  (d)  (P) for m = – 1
2a  IF = 3 = Radius 1
 IF  V d  0
 IE = 3 = Radius and E  (P) then E  (C)
2b 1  3 3 1
 A(m – 1 ; 2m ; m + 2) and AE  IE  0 then m =  thus A   ;1; 
2  2 2
x  t  3

3a ()  (P) then V (  )  n ( P ) and I  () thus () :  y  1 ;t∈ 0.5
z   t

M(t – 3 ; –1 ; –t)

det IM, IE, IF  4 t 
3b
V=
1
6
 1

det IM, IE, IF  4t  2 then t = –3 ou t = 3
6
0.75

For t = –3, M(–6 ; –1 , 3)

QII Answers Mark

 A  = C C C  
3 3
5 1 5 5
1a PB 3 4
 ; P(A  B)  P(A)  P B    1
3
56 A 3 56 168
8

5 2 C 34 13
 P(A)  P B  
5
1b P(B)  P(A  B)  P(A  B)     1
168  A  168 3 C83 168
1 C 3 2 C 3 25
2a P(C)  P(A  C)  P(A  C)   53   63  1
3 C8 3 C8 84
40
P(A  C) 168 4
2b P A     1
 C  P ( C) 25 5
84
The values of X are 0, 1 and 2.
1 C3 2 C3 75 1 C 2  C1 2 C 2  C1 81
P(X  0)   73   63  ; P(X  1)   7 3 1   6 3 2 
3a 3 C8 3 C8 168 3 C8 3 C8 168 1
2 C C 12 1 2
P(X  2)   3
 6 2

3 C8 168
5 5
1a E(X)  then the estimated number of green balls is  160  100 . 1
8 8
QIII Answers Mark

1
dx  arctan x 0 
1
1 x
1
1a U0 = 2 0.5
0
4
1 x2 
1 1 1
x2
0 1  x 2 0 1  x 2 0 1  x 2 dx  x 0  1 ; U1 = 1 – U0 = 1  4
1
 
1
1b U0 + U1 = dx dx 0.75

x 2n
2a  0 for 0  x  1 ; then Un  0 0.5
1 x2
x 2n  2  x 2 n x 2n x 2  1
1 1
Un+1 – Un =  dx  0 1  x 2 dx
1 x2
2b 0 0.75
If 0  x  1, then 0  x2  1 , thus x2 – 1  0
Therefore Un+1 – Un  0 then (Un) is decreasing
2c (Un) is decreasing and bounded below by 0, then (Un) is convergent. 0.5
x 2n  2  x 2 n
1

x 2n x 2  1
1
 1
x 2 n 1 
1
1
0 1  x 2  0 1  x 2  0   
2n
Un+1 + Un = dx dx x dx
3a 2n  1 0 2n  1 0.5

1
3b Let L = lim U n  lim U n 1 , then L + L = lim  0 . Thus L = 0 0.5
n   n   n   2n  1

QIV Answers Mark


AF 1
  e and A  (OF) = focal axis, then A is a vertex of (E).
AO 2
A1a 0.5
A F OF  OA  1
   e and A  (OF) = focal axis, then A is a vertex of (E).
A O OA  2
I is the midpoint of [AA] ;
A1b G is the symmetric of F with 0.5
respect to I
AA = AF + FA = 1 + OF = 4
= 2a, then a = 2 A2b 1
A2a FG = 2FI = 2(AI – AF) = 2 = 1
2c, then c = 1
BB = 2b = 2 a 2  c2  2 3
a = 2; b = 3 ; focal axis is the abscissa axis; center I(4 ; 0)
B1
(E) :
x  42 y2
 1 , thus 3x 2  4 y 2  24x  36  0

1
4 3
 3 1 x
B2a L  3 ;  ; yL  ; (T) : y = 1
 2 2 2
1 1 1
K(4 ; 2) ; Area = Area(Triangle OIK) – Area(E) =  OI  IK   ab =
4 2 4
B2b 1
 3
4 units of area.
2
QV Answers Mark
1 k=
AC 3
BA 2
 
 and   BA; AC   (2)

2
0.5
S(A) = C, then the image of (AE) is a line passing through C and perpendicular to
(AE), which is (BC).
2a 1
S(B) = A, then the image of (BC) is a line passing through A and perpendicular
to (BC), which is (AE).
2b {E} = (AE)  (BC), then {S(E)} = S((AE))  S((BC)) = (BC)  (AE) = {E} 0.5
S(B) = A; S(C) = F; S(E) = E
3a 0.5
B, C and E are collinear, then A, F and E are collinear
S(A) = C and S(C) = F, then (CF)  (AC) and since (AB)  (AC),
3b 1
Thus (CF) / / (AB)
F is the common point between the parallel drawn from C to (AB) and (AE).
3c 1
S(A) = C and S(C) = F, then CF = k AC = 9
4a S  h (A ) = S(h(A)) = S(B) = A 0.5
 1 
4b S  h  A; ;  0.5
 2 2
1
5a z  iz 0.75
2
5b zB = 4, then zB = 2i 0.75
(P) is a parabola with vertex A(0 ; 0) and focus B(0 ; 2)
5c 1
(P) : x2 = 8y

QVI Answers Mark


A1 (xlnx – x + k) = lnx 0.5
z = xy, z = y + xy
A2a 1
(E) : z = –1 – 2x – 2lnx ; z = –x2 + x – 2xlnx + C
z C
y =   x  1  2 ln x 
A2b x x 0.75
y(1) = 0, then C = 0 ; thus y = 1 – x – 2lnx
lim g(x) = +∞ and lim g(x) = –∞
B1a x 0 x  0.5
x 0

2 +
g(x) =  1  0 x 0 1
x g(x) –
B1b + 0.75
g(x)
–
g(1) = 0
g(x) > 0 for 0 < x < 1
B1c 1
g(x) = 0 for x = 1
g(x) < 0 for x > 1
lim f (x) = –  , then x = 0 is an asymptote.
B2 x 0 1
x 0
 1 1 ln x 
lim f ( x ) = lim     = 0 (or using H.R.), then y = 0 is an asymptote.
x 

x   x x x 
g( x )
f (x) =
x3 +
x 0 1
B3 f (x) + – 1.25
1
f(x)
– 0

e 1
f (e) =
e2

B4 1.25

ln x 1 1 1 1
B5  x 2
dx   ln x    2 dx   ln x   C
x x x x
1

f is continuous and strictly decreasing over 1;    , then f has an inverse


B6a 1
function f 1 whose domain of definition is  0 ; 1 
B6b () is the symmetric of (C) with respect to line y = x. 0.5
 1 ln x e  1   1  ln x  e  1
e

 f ( x )  1dx     2  2  dx  ln x 
1 e
1
A=   e 2  (e  1) =
1
e 1 x x e  x 1
B6c e2 1.5
2 1  e 1
2

1     0.4 units of area.


e e2  e 

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