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!" Find in exact Iorm the real solutions oI the equation

+
4
5+
2
14. #$%


'" Express


2
3 5 7 +


in the Iorm , 5 - where , and - are rational. #$%


$" .,/ Solve the equation


3
2
+ 27. #'%

.-/ Express
1
2 1
4
( 2 )

as an exact Iraction in its simplest Iorm. #'%

(" 0



0 +
3
,+
2
-+ 1




1 2 3 +



)*+,-. !

Figure 1 shows the curve with equation 0 +
3
,+
2
-+ 1, where ,, - and 1
are constants. The curve crosses the +-axis at the point (1, 0) and touches the
+-axis at the point (3, 0).

Show that , 5 and Iind the values oI - and 1. #/%



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/" Given that

0
4
2
3
2
+
+

,

.,/ Iind
d
d
0
+
, #(%

.-/ show that
2
2
d
d
0
+

4
4
9 +
+

. #'%


0" .,/ Sketch on the same diagram the curve with equation 0 (+ 2)
2
and the straight
line with equation 0 2+ 1.

Label on your sketch the coordinates oI any points where each graph meets the
coordinate axes. #/%

.-/ Find the set oI values oI + Ior which

(+ 2)
2
~ 2+ 1. #$%


1" A curve has the equation 0
2
+
3
1
+
, + 0.

The point 3 on the curve has +-coordinate 2.

.,/ Find the gradient oI the curve at 3. #(%

.-/ Show that the tangent to the curve at 3 has equation

3+ 40 8 0. #$%

The tangent to the curve at the point 4 is parallel to the tangent at 3.

.1/ Find the coordinates oI 4. #$%


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2" The straight line #
1
has gradient
3
2
and passes through the point 3 (5, 3).

.,/ Find an equation Ior #
1
in the Iorm 0 $+ 1. #'%

The straight line #
2
has the equation 3+ 40 3 0 and intersects #
1
at the point 4.

.-/ Find the coordinates oI 4. #$%

.1/ Find the coordinates oI the mid-point oI 34. #'%

.5/ Show that the straight line parallel to #
2
which passes through the mid-point
oI 34 also passes through the origin. #(%


3" The third term oI an arithmetic series is
1
2
5 .

The sum oI the Iirst Iour terms oI the series is
3
4
22 .

.,/ Show that the Iirst term oI the series is
1
4
6 and Iind the common diIIerence. #1%

.-/ Find the number oI positive terms in the series. #$%

.1/ Hence, Iind the greatest value oI the sum oI the Iirst % terms oI the series. #'%


!4" The curve 6 has the equation 0 I(+).

Given that


d
d
0
+
8+
3
2
+
, + 0,

and that the point ' (1, 1) lies on 6,

.,/ Iind an equation Ior the tangent to 6 at ' in the Iorm 0 $+ 1, #$%

.-/ Iind an equation Ior 6, #/%

.1/ Iind the +-coordinates oI the points where 6 meets the +-axis, giving your
answers in the Iorm 2 7 . #/%


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