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    2019-2-KED-KTEK

    Section A [ 45 marks]
    Answer all questions in this section

    1. Find the value of each of the following limits


    1−x
    (a) lim [3
    x→ ∞ √16 x 2 +4
    marks]
    1−e2 x−4
    (b) lim x−2 [3 marks]
    x →2 1−e

    2. Given that the length of two parallel sides of a rectangle is increasing at a constant rate of 3
    cm s−1 while the length of the other two parallel sides is decreasing at a certain rate so that the area
    of the rectangle is always 50 c m 2 at any instant. If at an instant, the increasing sides have length
    x cm while the decreasing sides have length y , and that P denotes the perimeter of the rectangle at
    that instant, show that
    dP y
    dt x[ ]
    =6 1− .
    [5 marks]
    Show that P attains its minimum when x= y =5 √ 2 cm. [6 marks]

    dy 1 1
    3. Given y=tan−1 x . Show that = . Hence ∫ ¿ [5 marks]
    dx 1+ x 2 ¿¿

    π
    4. Given that y= when x=0 , find the particular solution of the differential equation
    4
    se c 2 y dy
    =2 , expressing y in terms of x .
    co s2 2 x dx
    [7 marks]

    5. It is given that f ( x )=ta n−1 (1+ x ).


    '' −1
    (a) Find f (0) and f ' ( 0), and show that f ( 0 )= . [4 marks]
    2
    (b) Hence, find the first three non-zero terms of the Maclaurin Series for e x tan−1(1+ x ).
    [4 marks]

    6.

    The diagram beside shows part of the curve


    with equation

    1
    π and the coordinate axes.
    y=e x cosx , 0 ≤ x ≤ .
    2
    The finite region R is bounded by the curve
    (a) Using trapezium rule with four ordinates, find an approximation for the area of R , correct to
    three decimal places. [6 marks]

    (b) State, with a reason, whether your approximation underestimates or overestimates the area
    of R . [2 marks]

    Section B [15 marks]


    Answer one question only in this section

    x2
    7. The equation of a graph is y= .
    x 2−5 x+ 4
    (a) State the equations of all the asymptotes of the graph. [3 marks]
    (b) Find the coordinates of the stationary points of the graph and determine their nature.
    [8 marks]
    (c) Sketch the graph. [2 marks]
    2 x2
    (d) Hence, on separate diagram, sketch the graph of y = 2 . [2
    x −5 x+ 4
    marks]

    8. A drug is administered by an intravenous drip. The concentration, x , of the drug in the blood is
    measured as a fraction of its maximum level. The drug concentration after t hours is modelled by the
    differential equation
    dx
    =k (1+ x−2 x 2)
    dt
    Where 0 ≤ x<1, and k is a positive constant. Initially , x=0.

    1
    (a) Express in partial fraction. [3
    (1+2 x)(1−x )
    marks]
    e 3 kt −1
    (b) Hence solve the differential equation to show that x= 3 kt . [7 marks]
    e +2

    (c) After one hour the drug concentration reaches 75% of its maximum value and so x=0.75 .
    Find the value of k . [2 marks]

    (d) Verify that in the long term the drug concentration approaches its maximum value.
    [3 marks]

    “If criticism makes you angry and compliments make you happy, bad company will come your way and
    good friends will shy away.” -- Confucianism

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