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NOTE:
1.Please read the instructions on the front cover of this booklet.
2.Place all answers in the answer booklet provided.
3.
For questions marked “
”, full marks will be given for a correct answer which is to be
placed in the appropriate box in the answer booklet. Part marks will be given for work shown . Students are strongly encouraged to show their work.
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It is expected that all calculations and answers will be expressed as exact numbers such as 4π, 27+, etc., except where otherwise indicated.
1.(a)If x –––11134=+, what is the value of x ?
(b)If the point P –,32() is on the line 375x ky +=, what is the value of k ?(c)
If x x 220––=, determine all possible values of 1162
–
–x x .2.(a)
The circle defined by the equation x y +()+()=43922
– is moved horizontally until its centre is on the line x =6. How far does the centre of the circle move?
(b)
The parabola defined by the equation P and Q . If a b ,() is the mid-point of the line segment (c)
shown in the diagram.
3.(a)
triangle of side 10 cm?
(b)
of Alphaville decreased by 2.9% during 1996, then increased by 8.9% during 1997, and then increased by 6.9% during 1998. The population of Betaville increased by r % in each of the three years. If the populations of the towns are equal at the end of 1998, determine the value of r correct to one decimal place.
4.(a)
In the diagram, the tangents to the two circles intersect at 90° as shown. If the radius of the smaller circle is 2, and the radius of the larger circle is 5, what is the distance between the centres of the two circles?
(b)
a seat is at its lowest point which is 2 m above the ground. Determine how high the seat is above the ground at t =40 seconds.
5.(a)
A rectangle PQRS has side PQ on the touches the graph of y k x =cos R as shown. If the length of PQ is π3
and the area
of the rectangle is
53
π
, what is the value of (b)
In determining the height, MN , of a tower on an island, two points A and B , 100 m apart, are chosen on the same horizontal plane as N . If ∠=°NAB 108,∠=°ABN 47 and ∠=°MBN 32,
determine the height of the tower to the nearest metre.
6.(a)
The points A , P and a third point Q (not shown) are the vertices of a triangle which is similar to triangle ABC . What are the coordinates of all possible positions for Q
?
(b)
Determine the coordinates of the points of intersection of the graphs of y x =+()1110–log .
7.(a)On the grid provided in the answer booklet, draw the graphs of the functions y x =+–21and y x =–2. For what value(s) of k will the graphs of the functions y x =+–21 and
y x k =+–2 intersect? (Assume x and k are real numbers.)(b)
Part of the graph for y f x =() is shown, 02≤ ()212 for all real values of x , draw the graph for the intervals, –20≤ 8.(a) The equation y x ax a =++22 represents a parabola for all real values of a . Prove that each of these parabolas pass through a common point and determine the coordinates of this point.(b) The vertices of the parabolas in part (a) lie on a curve. Prove that this curve is itself a parabola whose vertex is the common point found in part (a). 9. A ‘millennium ’ series is any series of consecutive integers with a sum of 2000. Let m represent the first term of a ‘millennium ’ series.(a)Determine the minimum value of m .(b)Determine the smallest possible positive value of m . 10. ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral, as shown, with side AD d =, where d is the diameter of the circle. AB a =,BC a = and CD b =. If a , b and d are integers a b ≠,(a)prove that d cannot be a prime number.(b)determine the minimum value of d .