Mark Scheme June 2007 6666 Core Mathematics C4

Mark Scheme (Results)
Summer 2007
GCE
GCE Mathematics (6666/01)
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June 2007
6666 Core Mathematics C4
Mark Scheme
Question
Number
Scheme
Marks
** represents a constant
f( x ) (3 2 x )3 3
1. (a)
1
27
1
27
1
27
1 ( 3)(* * x);
with * * 1
2x
1 ( 3)( 3 )
1 2x
2 x
1 3
1
2 x
27
( 3)( 4)
( 3)( 4)( 5)
(* * x)2
(* * x)3 ...
2!
3!
Takes 3 outside the

bracket to give any of
B1
(3)3 or 271 .
See note below.
Expands (1 * * x )3 to
give a simplified or an
M1;
un-simplified
1 ( 3)(* * x) ;
A correct simplified or
an un-simplified
..........
expansion A1
with candidates
followed thro * * x
( 3)( 4) 2x 2 ( 3)( 4)( 5) 2x 3

(3)
( 3 ) ...
2!
3!
8x 2
80 3
x ...
3
27
Anything that
1
2x
8x 2 80x 3
...
27 27
81
729
cancels to
Simplified
1
2x
;
27 27
8 x2
81
80x 3
729
A1;
A1
[5]
5 marks
Note: You would award: B1M1A0 for
1
27
2x
1 ( 3)( 3 )
( 3)( 4)
( 3)( 4)( 5)
(2x)2
(2x)3 ...
2!
3!
Special Case: If you see the

constant 271 in a candidates
final binomial expression, then
you can award B1
because * * is not consistent.
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6666/01 Core Maths C4
June 2007 Advanced Subsidiary/Advanced Level in GCE Mathematics
25th June 2007

Version 8: THE FINAL VERSION
Question
Number
Aliter
1.
Way 2
Scheme
Marks
f(x) (3 2x)3
or (3)3 (See note ) B1
Expands (3 2x)3 to
give an un-simplified or
M1
simplified
(3)3 ( 3)(3)4 (* * x) ;
1
27
( 3)( 4) 5
(3) (* * x)2
2!
( 3)( 4)( 5) 6
3
(3) (* * x) ...

3!
3
4
(3) ( 3)(3) (* * x);
with * * 1
A correct un-simplified
or simplified ..........
A1
expansion with
candidates followed
thro * * x
( 3)( 4) 5
(3) (2x)2
2!
( 3)( 4)( 5) 6
(3) (2x)3 ...

3!
3
4
(3) ( 3)(3) (2x);
1
27
1
1
( 3)( 81
)(2x); (6)( 243
)(4x 2 )
1
( 10)( 729
)(8x 3 ) ...
Anything that
1
2x
8x 2 80x 3
...
27 27
81
729
cancels to
Simplified
1
2x
;
27 27
8 x2
81
80x 3
729
A1;
A1
[5]
5 marks
Attempts using Maclaurin expansions need to be escalated up to your team leader.

If you feel the mark scheme does not apply fairly to a candidate please escalate the response up to your team
leader.
Special Case: If you see the
constant 271 in a candidates
final binomial expression, then
you can award B1
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
Scheme
1
2.
2x
dx , with substitution u 2x
x
2
(2 1)
du
2x.ln 2
dx
Marks
dx
1
x
du 2 .ln 2
2x
1
dx
x
2
(2 1)
ln 2
du
dx
2 x.ln 2 or
u.ln 2
1
u
du
dx
or
1
du
(u 1)2
du
dx
ln 2
(u 1)
du
B1
M1
where k is constant
(u 1)2
1 1
ln 2 (u 1)
(u 1)
a(u 1)1
1.(u 1)
M1
A1
change limits: when x = 0 & x = 1 then u = 1 & u = 2

1
2x
1 1
dx
x
2
ln 2 (u 1)
(2 1)
1 1
1

ln 2 3
2
1
6 ln 2
Correct use of limits

depM1
u = 1 and u = 2
1
6ln2
or
1
ln 4
1
ln8
or
1
2ln2
1
3n2
A1 aef
[6]
Exact value only!

Alternatively candidate can revert back to x
1
2x
1
1
dx
x
2
x
ln 2 (2 1)
(2 1)
1 1
1

ln 2 3
2
1
6 ln 2
Correct use of limits

depM1
x = 0 and x = 1
1
6ln2
or
1
ln4
1
ln8
or
1
2ln2
1
3ln2
A1 aef
Exact value only!

6 marks
If you see this integration
applied anywhere in a
candidates working then you can
award M1, A1
There are other acceptable

1
1
answers for A1, eg: 2ln8 or ln64
NB: Use your calculator to check
eg. 0.240449
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Question
Number
3. (a)
Scheme
Marks
ddux 1
u x
dv
1
dx cos 2 x v 2 sin 2 x
Int
x cos 2x dx
1
2
x sin 2 x
1
2
sin 2 x.1 dx
1
2
x sin 2x 21 21 cos 2 x c
1
2
x sin 2 x 41 cos 2 x c
(see note below)

Use of integration by
parts formula in the M1
correct direction.
Correct expression. A1
sin 2 x 21 cos 2 x
or sin kx k1 cos kx
with k 1 , k 0
dM1
Correct expression with +c A1
[4]
(b)
x cos2 x dx
cos2 x 1
2
Substitutes correctly
for cos2 x in the M1
given integral
dx
1
1
x cos 2 x dx
x dx
2
2
1 1
1
1
x sin 2 x cos 2 x ;
x dx
2 2
4
2
1
1
1
x sin 2 x cos 2 x x 2 ( c )
4
8
4
1
their answer to (a) ; A1;
2
or underlined expression
Completely correct
A1
expression with/without +c
[3]
7 marks
Notes:
(b)
Int
x cos 2x dx
u x
Int
dv
dx
x sin 2 x
sin 2 x.1 dx
This is acceptable for M1 M1
x sin 2 x sin 2 x.1 dx
This is also
M1
acceptable for M1
1
2
du
dx
1
2
cos 2 x v sin 2 x
x cos 2x dx
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
Scheme
Aliter
3. (b)
Way 2
x cos2 x dx
u x
dv
dx
21 cos 2 x
1
2
cos2 x 1
2
du
dx
Marks
for cos2 x in the
given integral
dx
v 41 sin 2 x
1
4
x sin 2 x
1
2
x2
1
4
x sin 2 x
1
2
x 2 81 cos 2 x 41 x 2 c
1
2
u x and
or
cos 2 x 21
1
2
x dx
1
4
sin 2 x
1
2
dv
dx
M1
1
their answer to (a) ; A1
2
1
1
1
4
8
4
Completely correct
A1
[3]
Aliter
(b)
Way 3
x cos 2x dx
x 2 cos
2 x cos2 x dx
x dx
for cos 2x in
x 1 dx
1
2
x sin 2 x
1
4
M1
cos 2 x c
1 1
1
1
x cos x dx x sin 2 x cos 2 x ;

x dx
2 2
4
2
x cos 2 x dx
1
1
1
4
8
4
1
their answer to (a) ; A1;
2
Completely correct
A1
[3]
7 marks
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
4. (a)
Way 1
Scheme
Marks
A method of long division gives,

2(4 x 2 1)
4
2
(2 x 1)(2 x 1)
(2 x 1)(2 x 1)
A2
B1
4
B
C
(2 x 1)(2 x 1)
(2 x 1) (2 x 1)
4 B(2 x 1) C (2 x 1)
or their remainder, Dx E B(2 x 1) C (2 x 1)
Let x 21 ,
Let x 21 ,
4 2B
4 2C
Forming any one of these two

M1
identities. Can be implied.
B 2
C 2
See note below

either one of B 2 or C 2 A1
both B and C correct A1
[4]
Aliter
4. (a)
2(4 x 2 1)
B
C
A
(2 x 1)(2 x 1)
(2 x 1) (2 x 1)
Way 2
See below for the award of B1
decide to award B1 here!!

for A 2
Forming this identity.

M1
Can be implied.
2(4 x 2 1) A(2 x 1)(2 x 1) B(2 x 1) C (2 x 1)

Equate x2,
8 4A
Let x 21 ,
4 2B
Let x 21 ,
4 2C
B1
A2
B 2
C 2
See note below

either one of B 2 or C 2 A1
both B and C correct A1
[4]
If a candidate states one of either

B or C correctly then the method
mark M1 can be implied.
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
4. (b)
Scheme
2(4 x 2 1)
dx
(2 x 1)(2 x 1)
Marks
2
2 (2x 1) (2x 1) dx
2 x 22 ln(2 x 1) 22 ln(2 x 1) ( c )
Either p ln(2 x 1) or q ln(2 x 1)

or either p ln 2 x 1 or q ln 2 x 1
A Ax
2
2
2 ln(2 x 1) 2 ln(2 x 1)
or ln(2 x 1) ln(2 x 1)
See note below.
M1
B1
A1
cso & aef
2(4 x 2 1)
2
dx 2 x ln(2 x 1) ln(2 x 1) 1
(2 x 1)(2 x 1)
4 ln 5 ln 3 2 ln3 ln1
Substitutes limits of 2 and 1

and subtracts the correct way depM1
round. (Invisible brackets okay.)
2 ln3 ln3 ln5
3(3)
2 ln
9
2 ln
5
Use of correct product

(or power) and/or quotient laws
for logarithms to obtain a single M1
logarithmic term for their
numerical expression.
Or 2 ln 59
9
2 ln
A1
5
and k stated as 95 .
[6]
10 marks
Some candidates may find rational values for B
and C. They may combine the denominator of
their B or C with (2x +1) or (2x 1). Hence:
a
Either b (2 x 1) k ln( b(2 x 1)) or
a
k ln( b(2 x 1)) is okay for M1.
b (2 x 1)
Candidates are not allowed to fluke

ln(2 x 1) ln(2 x 1) for A1. Hence cso. If they
do fluke this, however, they can gain the final A1
mark for this part of the question.
To award this M1 mark, the candidate

must use the appropriate law(s) of
logarithms for their ln terms to give a
one single logarithmic term. Any error
in applying the laws of logarithms
would then earn M0.
Note: This is not a

dependent method mark.
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
5. (a)
Scheme
Marks
If l1 and l2 intersect then:

1
1

0 1

1

1
1
i : 1 1 2
3
Any two of j :
k:
1 6
(1)
(2)
(3)
Writes down any two of these

M1
equations correctly.
(1) & (2) yields 6, 3

(1) & (3) yields 14,
7
(2) & (3) yields 10,
7
Solves two of the above

equations to find
either one of or correct A1
both and correct A1
-1 3
14 10
11 15
Complete method of putting their

values of and into a third
B1
equation to
show a contradiction.
checking eqn (3),

Either checking eqn (2),
checking eqn (1),
or for example:
checking eqn (3), LHS = -1 , RHS = 3

Lines l1 and l2 do not intersect
this type of explanation is also

allowed for B1
.
[4]
Aliter
5. (a)
Way 2
k : 1 6
i:
j:
1 1 2
3
i:
j:
14
10
7
1 1 2(7)
3 (7)
Either: These equations are then inconsistent

14 10
Or:
Or:
Uses the k component to find

and substitutes their value of
into either one of the i or j
component. M1
either one of the s correct A1
both of the s correct A1
Complete method giving rise to
any one of these three B1
explanations.
[4]
9
25th June 2007

Question
Scheme
Number
Aliter
5. (a)
If l1 and l2 intersect then:
Way 3
2
1
1 1

0 1
3
1
1
0
6

1

i : 1 1 2
3
Any two of j :
k:
1 6
Marks
(1)
(2)
(3)

M1
equations
either one of the s correct A1
both of the s correct A1
(1) & (2) yields 3

(3)
yields 7
Either: These equations are then inconsistent
3 7
Or:
Or:

any one of these three B1
explanations.
[4]
Aliter
5. (a)
Way 4
i : 1 1 2
3
Any two of j :
k:
1 6
(1)
(2)
(3)

M1
equations
(1) & (2) yields 3

(3) RHS 6 3 3
(3) yields 1 3
A1
RHS of (3) = 3 A1
B1
this explanation.
[4]
10
25th June 2007

Question
Number
5. (b)
Scheme
2
uuur
1 OA 1
1

&
Marks

uuur
2 OB
5 2 3
uuur uuur uuur
AB OB OA 5 1 4
4 1 5

Only one of either

2
5
uuur
uuur
OA 1 or OB 5 or
B1
1
4

A(2,1, 1) or B(5,5, 4) .
(can be implied)
5
4
3
uuu
r
or BA 4
5

Finding the difference

uuur between
uuur
their OB and OA . M1
(can be implied)
Applying the dot product

formula between allowable M1
vectors. See notes below.
uuur
AB 3 i 4 j 5k , d 1 i j 0k & is angle
uuur
AB d 1
3 4 0

uuur
50 . 2
AB . d 1
cos
cos
Applies dot product formula

uuur M1
between d 1 and their AB.
Correct expression. A1
7
10
7
10
or 0.7 or
but not
7
100
A1 cao
[6]
7
50 2
10 marks
Candidates can score this mark if there is a complete method for finding the
dot product between their vectors in the following cases:
uuur
Case 1: their ft AB 3 i 4 j 5k
and d 1 i j 0k
3 4 0
50 . 2
Case 3: d 1 i j 0k
and d 2 2(2i j 1k )
Case 2: d 1 i j 0k
and d 2 2i j 1k
2 1 0
cos
cos
cos
uuur
Case 4: their ft AB 3 i 4 j 5k
uuur
Case 5: their ft OA 2 i 1j 1k
uuur
and their ft OB 5 i 5 j 4k
and d 2 2i j k
6 4 5
50 . 6
cos
2. 6
420
2 . 24
10 5 4
6 . 66
cos
Note: If candidate use cases 2, 3, 4 and 5 they cannot gain the final three marks for this part.
Note: Candidate can only gain some/all of the final three marks if they use case 1.
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25th June 2007

Examples of awarding of marks M1M1A1 in 5.(b)

Example
Marks
50 . 2 cos 3 4 0
M1M1A1
(Case 1)
2 . 6 cos 3
M1M0A0
(Case 2)
2 . 24 cos 4 2
M1M0A0
(Case 3)
12
25th June 2007

Question
Number
Scheme
y sin t
x tan2 t ,
6. (a)
Marks
dx
dy
2(tan t ) sec 2 t ,
cos t
dt
dt
dy
cos t
dx 2 tan t sec 2 t
Correct
cos t
their ddxt
cos t
their ddxt
cos t
2 sin t
4
dx
dy
and
dt
dt
B1
M1
A1
[3]
(b)
x 1, y
When t 4 ,
1
2
The point 1,
(need values)
1
2
or 1, awrt 0.71
B1, B1
These coordinates can be implied.
( y sin 4 is not sufficient for B1)

cos 4
dy
, m(T) =
dx
2 tan 4 sec 2
4
When t
1
2
2.(1)

1
2
1
2
T: y
1
4 2
1
2
2.(1)
T: y
or
1
2
1
4 2
1
4 2
1
2
1
2
2.(1)(2)
1
4 2
2
8
or
c c
1
4 2
any of the five underlined

B1 aef
expressions or awrt 0.18
Finding an equation of a tangent

with their point and their tangent M1
gradient or finds c by using aef
y (their gradient)x " c " .
x 1
3
4 2
Hence T: y
3
4 2
1
2
2
8
3 2
8
1
4 2
or
Correct simplified A1 aef

EXACT equation of tangent cso
3
4 2
2
8
3 2
8
[5]
A candidate who incorrectly differentiates tan2 t to give
Note: The x and y coordinates
dx
2 sec 2 t or ddxt sec 4 t is then able to fluke the
dt
must be the right way round.
correct answer in part (b). Such candidates can
potentially get: (a) B0M1A1
(b) B1B1B1M1A0 cso.
Note: cso means correct solution only.
Note: part (a) not fully correct implies candidate can
achieve a maximum of 4 out of 5 marks in part (b).
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25th June 2007
Question
Number
6. (c)
Scheme
x tan2 t
Marks
sin2 t
cos2 t
y sin t
Way 1
x
sin2 t
1 sin2 t
y2
1 y 2
Uses cos2 t 1 sin2 t
M1
Eliminates t to write an equation

M1
involving x and y.
x(1 y 2 ) y 2 x xy 2 y 2
x y 2 xy 2
y2
x y 2 (1 x )
Rearranging and factorising with

ddM1
an attempt to make y 2 the subject.
x
1 x
Aliter
6. (c)
Way 2
1 cot 2 t co sec 2 t
Hence,
1
sin2 t
1
(1 x )
A1
Uses 1 cot 2 t co sec 2 t
M1
Uses cos ec 2 t
1
1
2
x y
2
Hence, y 1
x
1 x
1
sin2 t
[4]
M1 implied

ddM1
involving x and y.
or
x
1 x
1
(1 x )
or
x
1 x
A1
[4]
1
is an acceptable response for the final accuracy A1 mark.
1 1x
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
Aliter
6. (c)
Way 3
Scheme
Marks
y sin t
x tan2 t
1 tan2 t sec 2 t
Hence,
1
cos2 t
1
1 sin2 t
1 x
2
Hence, y 1
M1
1
cos2 t
M1
Uses sec 2 t
1
1 y 2
1
(1 x )
Uses 1 tan2 t sec 2 t

ddM1
involving x and y.
or
x
1 x
1
(1 x )
or
x
1 x
A1
[4]
Aliter
6. (c)
Way 4
y 2 sin2 t 1 cos2 t
1
2
Hence, y 1
1
sec 2 t
M1
1
sec 2 t
M1
Uses cos2 t
1
(1 tan2 t )
1
(1 x )
Uses sin2 t 1 cos2 t
or
then uses sec 2 t 1 tan2 t

x
1 x
1
(1 x )
or
x
1 x
ddM1
A1
[4]
1
1 1x
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
Aliter
6. (c)
Way 5
Scheme
y sin t
x tan2 t
x tan2 t
Marks
tan t
(1 x )
t
1
Hence, y sin t
Hence, y 2
x
1 x
Draws a right-angled triangle and M1

places both x and 1 on the
triangle
Uses Pythagoras to deduce the
hypotenuse M1
ddM1
involving x and y.
x
1 x
x
1 x
A1
[4]
12 marks
1
1 1x
There are so many ways that a candidate can proceed with part (c). If a candidate produces a correct solution
then please award all four marks. If they use a method commensurate with the five ways as detailed on the
mark scheme then award the marks appropriately. If you are unsure of how to apply the scheme please
escalate your response up to your team leader.
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25th June 2007

Question
Number
Scheme
7. (a)
Marks
16
3
16
0.445995927
0.643594252
0.817421946
Enter marks into ePEN in the correct order.
0.446 or awrt 0.44600 B1

awrt 0.64359 B1
awrt 0.81742 B1
[3]
0 can be
implied
1
Area
; 0 2 0.44600 0.64359 0.81742 1
2 16
(b)
Way 1
Outside brackets
B1
1
16 or 32
2
For structure of
trapezium rule ............. M1
;
Correct expression
inside brackets which all A1
must be multiplied by h2 .
4.81402... 0.472615308... 0.4726 (4dp)

32
for seeing 0.4726 A1 cao
[4]
Area 16
Aliter
(b)
Way 2
0 0.44600
2
1
0.44600 2 0.64359 0.64359 2 0.81742 0.81742
2
which is equivalent to:
1
Area
; 0 2 0.44600 0.64359 0.81742 1
2 16
16
and a divisor of 2 on B1
all terms inside brackets.
One of first and last
ordinates, two of the
middle ordinates inside M1
brackets ignoring the 2.
Correct expression inside
brackets if 21 was to be
factorised out. A1
2.40701... 0.472615308... 0.4726

16
0.4726 A1 cao
[4]
Area
1
2
In (a) for
Question
Number
20
0 2(0.44600 0.64359 0.81742) 1 0.3781 , gains B0M1A1A0
16
writing 0.4459959 then 0.45600 gains B1 for awrt 0.44600 even though 0.45600 is incorrect.
Scheme
In (b) you can follow though a candidates values from part (a) to award M1 ft, A1 ft
17
Marks
25th June 2007

7. (c)
Volume
tan x
dx
tan x dx
ln cos 4 ln cos 0
ln
ln
or
ln
ln 2
ln
1
2
1
1
1
2
dx
or
tan x dx
M1
A1
The correct use of limits

on a function other than
tan x; ie
x 4 minus x 0 . dM1
ln(sec 0) 0 may be
implied. Ignore
ln sec 4 ln sec 0
or
tan x ln sec x
or tan x lncos x
or ln cos x 04
Can be implied.
Ignore limits and
ln sec x 04
tan x
ln 2 ln1
ln 1
1
2
or ln
2
2
or
1
2
ln 2
or ln

1
2
ln 2 or ln
or
or
1
2
ln 2 or ln
or
2
2

1
2
A1 aef
ln 21
[4]
must be exact.
11 marks
If a candidate gives the correct exact answer and then writes 1.088779, then such a candidate can
be awarded A1 (aef). The subsequent working would then be ignored. (isw)
Beware: In part (c) the factor of is not needed for the first three marks.
Beware: In part (b) a candidate can also add up individual trapezia in this way:
Area 21 . 16 0 0.44600 21 . 16 0.44600 0.64359 21 . 16 0.64359 0.81742 21 . 16 0.81742 1
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Question
Number
8. (a)
Scheme
dP
kP
dt
Marks
t 0, P P0 (1)
and
k dt
Separates the variables

dP
with
and k dt on
M1
P
either side with integral
signs not necessary.
ln P kt ; c
Must see ln P and kt ;

Correct equation A1
with/without + c.
dP
When t 0, P P0 ln P0 c
or
P Ae kt P0 A
ln P kt ln P0
Use of boundary condition

(1) to attempt to find the M1
constant of integration.
eln P e kt ln P0 e kt .eln P0
kt
Hence, P P0 e
P P0 e kt
A1
[4]
(b)
P 2P0 & k 2.5
2P0 P0 e 2.5 t
e 2.5 t 2 ln e 2.5 t ln 2 or 2.5t ln 2

or e
kt
2 ln e
1
2.5
kt
ln 2 or kt ln 2
Substitutes P 2P0 into an

M1
expression involving P
Eliminates P0 and takes
M1
ln of both sides
ln 2 0.277258872... days
t 0.277258872... 24 60 399.252776... minutes

t 399min
or
t 6 hr 39 mins (to nearest minute)
awrt t 399 or
A1
6 hr 39 mins
[3]
P P0 e kt written down without the first M1 mark given scores all four marks in part (a).
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Question
Number
Scheme
dP
P cos t
dt
8. (c)
dP
Marks
t 0, P P0 (1)
and

dP
with
and
P
cos t dt
cos t dt on either side
M1
with integral signs not

necessary.
Must see ln P and sin t ;

Correct equation A1
with/without + c.
ln P sin t ; c
When t 0, P P0 ln P0 c
or
P Ae sin t P0 A
ln P sin t ln P0

eln P e sin t ln P0 e sin t .eln P0
sin t
Hence, P P0 e
P P0 e sin t
A1
[4]
(d)
P 2P0 & 2.5
2P0 P0 e sin2.5t
e sin2.5t 2 sin 2.5t ln 2

t
or e 2 sin t ln 2
1
2.5
sin1 ln 2
t 0.306338477...
Eliminates P0 and makes

sin t or sin 2.5t the M1
subject by taking lns
Then rearranges
dM1
to make t the subject.
(must use sin-1)
t 0.306338477... 24 60 441.1274082... minutes

t 441min
or
t 7 hr 21 mins (to nearest minute)
awrt t 441 or
A1
7 hr 21 mins
[3]
14 marks
P P0 e sin t written down without the first M1 mark given scores all four marks in part (c).
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Question
Number
Scheme
dP
kP
dt
Aliter
8. (a)
Way 2
and
Marks
t 0, P P0 (1)
kP 1 dt

dP
with
and dt on
M1
kP
ln P t ; c
Must see k1 ln P and t ;

Correct equation A1
with/without + c.
dP
1
k
When t 0, P P0 k1 ln P0 c
or
1
k
P Ae kt P0 A

ln P t k1 ln P0 ln P kt ln P0
eln P e kt ln P0 e kt .eln P0
kt
Hence, P P0 e
P P0 e kt
A1
[4]
Aliter
8. (a)
Way 3

dP
with
and dt on
M1
kP
dP
kP 1 dt
1
k
Must see k1 ln kP and t ;

Correct equation A1
with/without + c.
ln kP t ; c
When t 0, P P0 k1 ln kP0 c
or
1
k
kP Ae kt kP0 A

ln kP t k1 ln kP0 ln kP kt ln kP0
ln kP
kt ln kP0
e kt .e
ln kP0
kP e kt . kP0 kP kP0 e kt
or
kP kP0 e kt
kt
Hence, P P0 e
P P0 e kt
A1
[4]
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Question
Number
Scheme
22
Marks
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dP
P cos t
dt
Aliter
8. (c)
Way 2
t 0, P P0 (1)
and

dP
with
and cos t dt
M1
P
on either side with integral
dP
P cos t dt
lnP and
1
sin t ;
A1
Correct equation
with/without + c.
Must see
1
ln P
sin t ; c
When t 0, P P0
or
1
P Ae sin t P0 A
ln P
ln P0 c

sin t 1 ln P0 ln P sin t ln P0
eln P e sin t ln P0 e sin t .eln P0

sin t
Hence, P P0 e
P P0 e sin t
A1
[4]
P P0 e kt written down without the first M1 mark given scores all four marks in part (a).
P P0 e sin t written down without the first M1 mark given scores all four marks in part (c).
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Question
Number
Scheme
dP
P cos t
dt
Aliter
8. (c)
Way 3
Marks
t 0, P P0 (1)
and

dP
with
and cos t dt
M1
P
on either side with integral
dP
P cos t dt
ln P and
1
sin t ;
A1
Correct equation
with/without + c.
Must see
1
ln P
sin t ; c
When t 0, P P0
or
1
ln P0 c
P Ae sin t P0 A
ln P

sin t 1 ln P0
ln P sin t ln P0
e
ln P
sin t ln P0
e sin t .e
ln P0
P e sin t . P0
or
P P0 e sin t
sin t
Hence, P P0 e
P P0 e sin t
A1
[4]
Note: dM1 denotes a method mark which is dependent upon the award of the previous method mark.
ddM1 denotes a method mark which is dependent upon the award of the previous two method
marks.
depM1 denotes a method mark which is dependent upon the award of M1 .
ft denotes follow through
cao denotes correct answer only
aef denotes any equivalent form
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GCE Mathematics (6666/01)

Edexcel Limited. Registered in England and Wales No. 4496750

Takes 3 outside the

( 3)( 4) 2x 2 ( 3)( 4)( 5) 2x 3

Note: You would award: B1M1A0 for

Special Case: If you see the

because * * is not consistent.

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(3) (2x)3 ...

Attempts using Maclaurin expansions need to be escalated up to your team leader.

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change limits: when x = 0 & x = 1 then u = 1 & u = 2

Correct use of limits

Exact value only!

Correct use of limits

Exact value only!

There are other acceptable

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(see note below)

Correct expression with +c A1

This is acceptable for M1 M1

x sin 2 x sin 2 x.1 dx

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x cos x dx x sin 2 x cos 2 x ;

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A method of long division gives,

Forming any one of these two

See note below

decide to award B1 here!!

Forming this identity.

2(4 x 2 1) A(2 x 1)(2 x 1) B(2 x 1) C (2 x 1)

See note below

If a candidate states one of either

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Either p ln(2 x 1) or q ln(2 x 1)

Substitutes limits of 2 and 1

2 ln3 ln3 ln5

Use of correct product

Candidates are not allowed to fluke

To award this M1 mark, the candidate

Note: This is not a

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If l1 and l2 intersect then:

Writes down any two of these

(1) & (2) yields 6, 3

Solves two of the above

Complete method of putting their

checking eqn (3),

checking eqn (3), LHS = -1 , RHS = 3

this type of explanation is also

Either: These equations are then inconsistent

Uses the k component to find

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Writes down any two of these

(1) & (2) yields 3

Complete method giving rise to

Writes down any two of these

(1) & (2) yields 3

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Only one of either

Finding the difference

Applying the dot product

Applies dot product formula