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STPM Maths T Sem 1 Trial 2014 P1 Port Dickson Answer

1. The document contains a marking scheme for a math exam with multiple questions involving functions, sequences, complex numbers, matrices and vectors. 2. Key steps are shown for solving equations, finding inverse functions, composition of functions, graphing, and determining real or complex roots. 3. Questions involve topics like geometric progressions, systems of equations, loci of points, and operations on vectors and complex numbers like addition, multiplication and determining angle measures.

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STPM Maths T Sem 1 Trial 2014 P1 Port Dickson Answer

1. The document contains a marking scheme for a math exam with multiple questions involving functions, sequences, complex numbers, matrices and vectors. 2. Key steps are shown for solving equations, finding inverse functions, composition of functions, graphing, and determining real or complex roots. 3. Questions involve topics like geometric progressions, systems of equations, loci of points, and operations on vectors and complex numbers like addition, multiplication and determining angle measures.

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1314-1

SMK TINGGI PORT DICKSON

= 2
  

A1

M1



M1 A1

B1
B1
M1
A1

M1

M1
A1

B1
B1

MARKING SCHEME

M1

2  5
B1

A1 A1

D1 (correct vertex (-1,0) and


y-intercept (0, 1))
D1(V shape and above x-axis)

1. a) f -1(x) = x 1
g has no inverse because it is not a one-to-one function.
gof
b) g o f = x + 1



c) x + 1 = x,
solution set is { x: x 0}

2. a)

= 10 

= 2
 = constant Un is the nth term of a GP.
b) d = T2 T1




 

 

r = 2
 

!
 
 

3. a) (i) Show L.H.S. = R.H.S. = 26


(ii) z1z2 = 13 + 13 i
Arg (z1z2) = tan-1(13/-13)


"

2ab = 30

b) 16  30( = a + bi
a2 b2 = 16

(a2 +9)(a2 25 ) = 0
M1
a2 = -9 and a = 5, b=)3 A1
(reject)
A1 (both answers given)
16  30( = 5 3i , 5 +3i

1 2 3
1 2
3 4. a) *2 6 11,. 0 do ERO *0 2 5, .  2- 0 M1 A1
0 0 0 / 1 2.  51 2
7 /
 for equation to have solutions r + 2q 5p = 0.
A1

5

B1(for both)

, t) where t 2 3 . A1

and x =1 5t + 3t= 1 2t.

5

M1

, 1  7  ) B1 B1

M1

Equations in systems are independent and there are infinitely many solutions. B1B1
b) x + 2y 3z = 1
2y 5z = 0

Let z = t where t 2 3,  y =

i.e. solutions of system is (1 2t,

and Y = 1  7 

6

5. a) For graph , D1 (correct vertices) ,D1(correct shape)

6

b) Midpoint of PN is (
Let X =

x = 2X-2 then Y = 81  27  2




4(X 1)2 + 4Y2 = 1


i.e. equation of locus of midpoint of PN when P moves on the ellipse is
4(x 1)2 + 4y2 = 1
A1

radius .

M1 A1A1

 6 >

9: :;:6 <

B1

M1

: :

 6?

A  

+ B1

A1

:: :=@:

]x3 +

(x 1)2 + y2 = ()2 i.e. locus is equation of a circle with centre (1,0) and

6. (1+x2)p= 1 + px2+

= 1 + qx + [q(q+1)+p]x2 + [

(1 x )-q = 1 + qx + (q2+q)x2 +

M1

Substitute above into

: :

b) Coefficient of x3 is
0

Largest possible coefficient of x3 is 162. A1

Section B
7. 3 2p +7 = 0 M1
p=5
A1

(-1)3 + p(-1)2 + 7(-1)+ q = - 16 M1


q = 13 A1

a) f(1) = 0 (x 1 ) is a factor of f(x) B1


f(x) = (x 1 )(x2+6x+13) =0 M1 A1
For x2+6x+13 =0, b2 - 4ac = 16 < 0 it has no real roots. M1
 f(x) = 0 has only one real rood, i.e., x = 1. A1
When f(x)>0, (x 1 )(x2+6x+13) >0, M1 (get answer from sketching graph or number line)
set of x is {x :x>1, x23}
A1

6B

C6

6 

M1 A1

B1

6 =6 

6

A1

M1
b) x + 9 = A(x2 + 6x+13) + (Bx+C)(x 1 )
Solve. A= , B= and C = 5/2 M1 A1


M1

M1

DE

8. a) a + b+ c = 3i + 6k

A1

8"


* 0.* 0
=
"
B

unit vector is

b) cos =
=
= 39.2o

c) a x b = (3 -2)i (3 1)j + (2 1)k


M1
= i 2j + k
A1
d) BD = BA + BC
M1
OD = OA +OC OB
= i 4j
A1
e ) BA = -j 2k and BC = -5j k
Area of parallelogram ABCD = BA X BC
= - 9i
= 9 unit2

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