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This document contains the marking scheme for a mathematics exam. It includes: 1) The step-by-step working to solve several multi-part math problems involving algebra, calculus, and complex numbers. 2) The marking codes assigned at each step (M1 for method mark, A1 for accuracy mark, etc.). 3) The summaries or conclusions for some parts in 1-2 sentences.

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2020 1 Me Munsyi Abdullah A

This document contains the marking scheme for a mathematics exam. It includes: 1) The step-by-step working to solve several multi-part math problems involving algebra, calculus, and complex numbers. 2) The marking codes assigned at each step (M1 for method mark, A1 for accuracy mark, etc.). 3) The summaries or conclusions for some parts in 1-2 sentences.

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2020-1-ME-MUNSHI ABDULLAH-MARKING SCHEME

1(a) p ( x ) =6 x 4−a x 3−b x2 +28 x +12


¿ ( x+ 2 )( x−2 ) ( 6 x 2 +kx−3 ) M1 Quadratic factor
seen
¿ ( x −4 ) ( 6 x + kx−3 )
2 2

⇒ M1 Comparing
Coefficient x : 28=−4 k ❑ k=−7 coeffiecient

Coefficient x 3 : −a=k ❑ a=7 A1 COA of a & b

Coefficient x 2 : −bx=−3−24 ❑ b=27 A1 Factorize
∴ p ( x )=( x +2 ) ( x−2 ) ( 6 x +kx −3 )
2
completely
¿ ( x+ 2 )( x−2 ) ( 3 x+1 ) ¿

(b)
p ( x ) =( 2 x−3 ) [q(x )−41+3 x ]
3 M1 Sub x=-2 and 10
q ( x )−41+3 x =( x −4 ) (3 x +1)
3 2

3 2
¿ 3 x + x −12 x−4
q ( x )=x 2−12 x+ 37
2
q ( x )=( x−6 ) +1 A1

∴ 1≤ q ¿
2 1
1 −
2
=(2−x )
√2−x
1 1
1 − x −
=2 2 (1− ) 2
√2−x 2 B1
1 3 1 3 5
1 (− )(− ) (− )(− )(− )
1 −
2 1 x 2 2 x 2 2 2 x
=2 [ 1− (− )+ (− )2 + (− )3 +. .. ] M1
√2−x 2 2 (1 )(2 ) 2 (1 )(2)(3) 2
1
1 − 1 3 5 3 A1 CAO
=2 2 [ 1+ x + x 2 + x +. .. ]
√2−x 4 32 128
the range of values of x for this expansion is valid is {x | xR, 2 < x < 2} B1
1
x=
Subst. 5,
1
1 −
2 1 1 3 1 5 1 3 1
=2 [1+ ( )+ ( )2 + ( ) + .. . ] x=

√ 1 4 5 32 5 128 5 M1 5 into his


Sub
2−
5 expension ,provid
1 1 ed earlier M1
= (1. 05406 )

√√ √2 obtained
9
5
5 1
= (1.05406)
3 √2 B1
√ 10=3(1.05406) A1
√ 10≈3.162 (correct to 3 decimal places)
( |)
1 2 1 q B1
3 (a) 2 p 4 3q
1 1 p q
M1
R3−R 1 → R 3

( |)
1 2 1 q

R2−2 R1 → R2 0 p−4 2 q M1
1 −1 p−1 0 A1

( |)
1 2 1 q

( p−4) R3 + R2 → R3 0 p−4 2 q
p −5 p+6 q
2
0 0 B1
(b) M1 Substitute z=t
p=2,3∧q=0
z=t , ( p−4 ) y +2 t=0 M1 Choosing smaller value of p
smaller value of p=2
( 2−4 ) y +2 t=0
−2 y +2t=0
y=t A1
z=t , y =t into x+ 2 y + z=0
x=3 t

4(a)

B1 Express in polar form

M1 Applied de Moivre’s theorem

A1
¿ 32768(cos ( −2 π
3 ) (
+ sin
−2 π
3
) )
(b)
M1

A1

M1

M1

, ,
A1
, ,

5.(a) 16( x 2 −6 x )−9 ( y 2 +2 y )=9 M1 2


Seen 16( x−3) or 9( y+1)
2

2 2
16( x−3 ) −9( y +1) =144
2 2
( x−3 )2 ( y +1)2 ( x−3 ) ( y +1) CAO
− =1 − =1 A1
32 42 or 9 16
5.(b) A1
(i) C : (3 , −1)
A1
(ii) V 1 : (0 , −1) and V 2 : (6 , −1)
(iii) Asymptotes : 3y – 4x + 15 = 0 , 3y + 4x – 9 = 0 A1
5.(c)

Hyperbola open right-left


D1 centred at fourth quardrant

Centre, vertices and


asymptotes correctly shown
D1 and labelled
6(i) ⃗
OA +2 ⃗ OB

OP=
3

()( )
2 2 i14 211
i ( 1−3 i )2
Z= 1 = ∙ M1M1 Applied Ratio
Multiply withTheorem
conjugate
¿( 1+3{ 14
i )
2
+2 ( −13
1+3 i )
2
}( 1−3 i )2
3 M1 Simplified
2i(1−9−614 i) 2 12−16i
¿ =
(1+9) 2
100

( )
36
3 −4 A1A1
∴ ℜ ( Z¿21) =−12ℑ ( Z2 ) =
3 25 25
Let Z= p+qi ( p , q ∈ R ) : 18
3 4
∴ ( p + q ) +2 pqi= − i
2 2

( )
12 25 25
¿ −4 A1M1 CAO
Comparing his Re and Im
3 −4
p −q = … … ( 1 ) a6nd 2 pqi= part
2 2
i …...( 2)
25
∴ coordinates of P is ( 12, −425, 6 )
(ii)
46 3

()
2
p− =

OP=2 625−2p
2
25 M1
4 3
2
4 3 Eliminating p or q
p− p− =¿0
25

AB=⃗ 625
OB −⃗ OA M1 Factorize and choose
( 1
)(4
)
( )( )
p − 11 =0 14
2 2
p+ 2
p >0
25 ¿ −25 13 − 14
2 2 4 2 14
Since p >0 ∴ p =
25 −3

( ) ()
1 A1A1
2
p=± ¿ −27 =−3 9
5 M1
−12 4
2 1 −2 1
∴ Z 1= − i Z 2= + i
5 5 5 5 M1 Substitute Z1 into given

() ( )
1 6

AB ∙ ⃗
OP=−3 9 ∙ 2 −2 A1 equation
4 2 + a Z3 + b=0
Z1 is a root : 5 Z 1 1 M1 Equating Re and Im part
(iii) 3 4¿−6 ( 6−18+12 2 1)=0
(i) ∴ 5(
Hence, AB and − are i)+a ( − i )+ b=0
25 OP 25 perpendicular.
5 5 A1

( )( )
14
3 2 12 0∧−4 1 M1
a × p= 14 + a+b= − a=0
5 ×5 −4 5 5
14 ∴6 a=−4 ,b=1 M1

() ( )
1 6 M1A1 Perform vector product in
¿ 14 1 ×2 −2 −a component form
(ii) SOR : Z1 + Z 3=
1 3 5

| | ( )
i j k ∴ Z 3= 4 − 2 − 1 i = 2 + 1 i
5 5 5 5 5 A1
¿ 28 1 1 1
¿
6 ∴ −2Z 1∧Z
3 3 are a pair of conjugates .(Z 1=Z 3 )

{ | | | | | |}
¿ 28 i
1 1
−2 3
−j
1 1
6 3
+k
1 1
6 −2
¿ 28 ( 5 i+3 j−8 k ) B1

( )
5
¿ 28 3
−8

M1
|a× p|is the area of the parallelogram formed by the
defining vectors a and p.

1
Area of triangle OAP ¿ |a × p|
2 A1
5
1
¿ 28 3
8 (a)
sin α+ sin β
=
( α +β
2 )
2 sin cos (
α −β
2 )
M1
−2 sin ( ) sin ( )
cos α −cos β α+ β α−β
2 2

cos ( )
α −β
2 M1
=
−sin ( )
α−β
2
M1
=−cot ( )
α −β
2
=cot ( )
β −α
A1
2

Alternative

θ θ
sin θ=2 sin cos
2 2 θ
(b)(i) sin

( )
2θ 2
cos 2
θ θ 2 θ θ
=2 sin cos 2 tan cos
2 2 θ 2 2
cos2 =
2 2θ θ
1+tan sin2 M1
θ 2 2
2 tan 1+
2 2θ
= cos
2θ 2
sec
2 θ θ
2 sin cos
θ 2 2
2 tan = M1
2 2θ θ
= cos +sin 2
θ 2 2
1+tan 2
2 =sin θ

cosθ=1−2 sin2
θ A1
2

( )
θ
cos 2
(ii) (
= 1−2 sin 2θ
2 )
cos
2

2
θ θ
sec 2 −2 tan2
=
2 2 M1

sec
2

=
( 2θ
)
tan +1 −2 tan2
2
θ
2
1+tan 2θ M1
2
θ
1−tan 2
2
=

1+tan
2
A1

Altenative
θ
sin 2
2
1−
2θ 2θ
1−tan cos
2 2
=
2θ 2θ
1+tan sin
2 2
1+

cos
2
θ θ
=cos 2 −sin 2
2 2
=cos 2
θ
2 ()
=cos θ

3 sin θ+cosθ=2

( )( )
θ θ
2 tan 1−tan 2
2 2 M1
3 + =2
2θ 2θ
1+tan 1+tan
2 2
θ
sub tan =t
2 M1

3
( )( )
2t
1+t
2
+
1−t 2
1+t
2
=2

3 t 2 −6 t +1=0
1
t= (3±√ 6) A1
3
¿0 .1835 @1 . 8165

θ M1
tan =t
2
θ θ
=tan −1 (0 .1835 ) =tan −1 (1 . 8165)
2 2
A1
θ=20. 796∘ θ=122. 334∘

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