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Dr. Du Education
Homework
Year 12 (A1) Mathematics Extension 2
Trial Enhancement (II)
Name:
Class:
Week: Term: Year:
Attempt Mark | Accuracy Mark | Marker Initials General
Instructions
Total Marks:
100
It is important to keep your enthusiasm at
the start line, middle line, and at the finish line.
« Reading time — 5 minutes
© Working time - 3 hours
* Write using black pen
+ NESA approved calculators may be used
* In Section II, show relevant mathematical reasoning and/or
calculations
Section | - 10 marks
© Attempt all questions
© Allow about 15 minutes for this section
Section Il - 90 marks
‘¢ Attempt all questions
* Allow about 2 hours and 45 minutes for this section
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Section I
10 marks
Attempt alll questions
Allow about 15 minutes for this section
Question 1
| x(x-5)
The solution to the inequation ——* <-3 is:
(A) x<0, 45,06, 2
(A) f(x) is discontinuous at x= (B) f (x) is differentiable at x=1
(C) f(x) has an asymptote at x =1 (D) f(x) has a stationary point at x
Question 3
Which of the following statements is true?
(A) V4 46 > V24 (B) Va, BER, a’ +b > 2ab
(©) £(x)=5 is monotonically increasing for x>0
x
(D) f(x) =~ is monotonically increasing for x >0
e
Question 4
Consider the statement: A real number is rational if it equals 2, where p and g are coprime integers.
q
Which of the following is the negation of this statement?
(A)A real number is rational if it does not equal 2, where p and g are coprime integers.
q
(B)A real number is rational but it does not equal 2, where p and g are coprime integers.
q
(C) Ifa real number is rational, then it equals 2, where p and q are coprime integers
q
(D) Ifa real number does not equal 2, where p and q are coprime integers, then it is not rational.
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Question 5
P(z) is a polynomial of degree 5 such that P(z)=P(Z). Which of the following statements must be false?
(A) All the roots can be real. (B) Only four of the roots can be real.
(©) Only three of the roots can be real (D) Only one of the roots can be real.
Question 6
The diagram shows parallelogram ABCD drawn in the first quadrant of the complex
plane. The points A, B and C represent the complex numbers z,, 2, and z,
respectively. The vector DB represents the complex number:
(A) 4 +2,-22, (B) 2,-4-% (©) 22-24-27, (D) 22,
Question 7
‘What is the radius of the circle of intersection of (x+7)' +y? +(2+5)' =17 and x? +y*+(z+5)'=20
closest to?
(A)2 25 (©6 (D) 65
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Question 8
=) 3
Given that the area of AABC determined by AB=| 6 | and AC =| a | is 3 u?, what is the value of a?
0 0
(A) -4 (B) 2 (2 (4
Question 9
Without evaluating each integral, which one of the following integrals is greater than zero?
(B) f° sind
of era © fn'(e)a
Question 10
‘A particle of mass m moves in a straight line under the action of a resultant force F, where F =
(x). Given
that the velocity v is v,, where the position x is x,, and that vis v, where x is x,, it follows that y,
“ EL Foe ®) fe F(x)de+vy
© ALP )ar+() ©) 2 (F@)4) ae
©Daily Progress 3 Version 1 (2019) Year 12 (A1) Mathematics Extension 2
Section II
90 marks
Attempt all questions
Allow about 2 hours and 45 minutes for this section
Question 11 (15 marks)
dx
Find 2
onl aar
(b) (i) Show that
(ii) Hence, or otherwise, find J axe,
a\4ex
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(© @ Show that edit
Hence, evaluate J 0082 __y using the substitution f= tan x.
o 142sin2x+cos2x
(@) Let 2=(1-i
y,
(@ Express 7 in modulus-argument form.
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(ii) If (2) +a-+ib, where a and bare real numbers, find the values of a and b
(©) (@ Find the pvo square roots of 2i.
(ii) Solve x? +2x-+| (1
( @ Determine the modulus and argument of -1+i
(ii) Hence find the least positive integer value of n for which (—1+7)" is real.
End of Question 11
Daily Progress 6
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Question 12 (15 marks)
(a) Let n be an integer. Prove that if n? -1 is not divisible by 8, then 7 is even.
(b) Solve sin0+sin30=cos0 where 0$0< 2m.
(©) The diagram shows a square ABCD in the complex plane. The vertices 4 and B represent the complex
numbers 9+i and 4+13i respectively. Find the complex numbers respresented by:
(i) The vector AB;
Gil) The vertex D.
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(@) The region R in the Argand diagram is defined by |z-1|<|z-i) and |2~2-2i <1.
(® Sketch the region R.
(i) Ifz describes the boundary of the region R, find:
(@) The value of |z| when arg(z) has the smallest value.
(8)z in the form of a+ib when arg(z-1
End of Question 12
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Question 13 (15 marks) -
(a) Prove that 99" > 100”
(b) Prove that [(pv ~q) > (~ pq) ]a(~ p> ~4) is logically equivalent to pa~q..
(©) A particle is moving in a straight line so that its displacement x at time ¢ seconds is given by
x=3cos2—sin2r metres.
(@ Write x=./3 cos 2r—sin 2r in the form x=Rcos(2t+c), where R>0 and osa<5.
(i) When is the particle first at x =17
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(it) What is the maximum velocity ofthe particle and when does it first occur?
@ An object on the surface of a liquid is released at time ¢ =0 and immediately sinks. Let x be its
displacement in metres in a downward direction from the surface at time t seconds. The equation of
o- , where v is the velocity of the object.
motion is given by
dt
o(e=1)
etl
(@ Show that v=
(iii) How far does the object sink in the first 4 seconds?
End of Question 13
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Question 14 (15 marks)
(a) Consider the polynomial P(z)
where @ is real and non-zero.
@ Explain why P(-6i)=0.
+az’ +bz-+e where a, band c are all real. It is given that P(i)=0,
(ii) Show that P(z) has one real zero,
(iii) Hence, show that c= ab, where b> 0
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(b) Prove by mathematical induction that i sin” 0d0-=
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for all integers n>0
Version 1 (2019) Year 12 (A1) Mathematics Extension 2 Trial Enhancement (I!)
xby+z=10
(©) Determine if the set of planes |2x—y
nxt3y+4z=14
intersect at a single point, line or do not intersect.
End of Question 14
©Daily Progress 13 Version 1 (2019) Year 12 (A1) Mathematics Extension 2
Question 15 (15 marks)
—*8D~ dy, use the substitution x= —y to show that:
» L+cos? x
(a) If Z=
1-2
W 1-4
(b) @ Let 2=cos0 +isin , show that:
(0) 2" +27 =2cosnd ;
@ 2-2" =2isinnd.
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Version 1 (2019) Year 12 (A1) Mathematics Extension 2 Trial Enhancement (I!)
i) (@) Show that for any integer,
(8) Hence, simplify the following products:
(@) [- -[ootsisn | [2-(con™ visa]
a4 4 4
® [2-3 vsn32) (one 5E wisn)
(iii) Using the results of part (ii) (8), factorise z‘ +1 into 2 real quadratic factors.
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(iv) Using (i) and (iii) above, prove the identity cos 20 = 2cos’@-1
(©) A particle of mass m is projected vertically upwards in a medium where the resistance to motion has
‘magnitude mkv.
(® Find the maximum height, and the time taken to reach this maximum height, in terms of the velocity
of projection V.
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Gi) If the speed of projection is twice the terminal velocity,
(@) Show that the velocity of the particle on return to its projection point is given by
Bsa-masi{1—2
g g
equation is ™ ~ 0,82, and deduce the percentage of its terminal velocity that the particle has
g
0. Use Newton’s method to show that an approximate solution to this
acquired on return to its projection point. If x, is the first approximation for the root of
f(s)= f(s.)
F'(%)
better approximations for the root.
, Newton’s method states that the recursive sequence , will yield
Find the ratio of the time taken to reach maximum height to the time to fall from maximum
height to the point of projection,
End of Question 15
©Daily Progress 7 Version 1 (2019) Year 12 (A1) Mathematics Extension 2 Trial Enhancement (I!)
Question 16 (15 marks)
(a) A tetrahedron has vertices 4, B, C and D with position vectors for the points being
3 1
1 | andd =| 0 | respectively. Find parametric vector equations for the two
2 a
altitudes of the tetrahedron which pass through the vertices A and B, and determine whether the two
altitudes intersect or not. Note: An altitude of a tetrahedron through a vertex is a line through the vertex
and perpendicular to the opposite face.
©Daily Progress 18 Version 1 (2019) Year 12 (A1) Mathematics Extension 2 Trial Enhancement (I!)
(b) A well-known fact is that e* alee
. 3
(Prove that 2° <2(3)" forall integers n24
mt 2\4 *
we he
(ii) Hence, show that there exists a N’such that
(Wet (w+2
(©) Let n be an integer where n > 1. Integers from 1 to n inclusive are selected randomly one by one with
repetition being possible. Let P(k) be the probability that exactly & different integers are selected before
one of them is selected for the second time, where 1 P(k-1). Show that k?-k-n<0.
Gi) Show that if +7 > & 4 then the integers m and k satisfy Vn > k +:
(iv) Hence, show that if 4n-+1 is not a perfect square, then P(k) is greatest when kis the closest integer
to Vn. You may use part (iii) and also that A —k—n>0 if P(k)
