Question 1
Paper 2, calculatorMedium6 marksFor let
Find
Hence determine the coordinates of the local maximum of the curve justifying that it is a maximum.
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For let
Find
Hence determine the coordinates of the local maximum of the curve justifying that it is a maximum.
The function is defined, for by
Figure 1 shows the graph of for
Use Figure 1 to state the -coordinates of the stationary points of and classify each as a local maximum, a local minimum or neither. Justify your classifications using the sign of on either side.
Use Figure 1 to determine the -coordinates of the points of inflexion of Hence determine the coordinates of both points of inflexion and the gradient of at each.
A particle moves along a straight line. Figure 1 shows its velocity, during the first seconds of its motion. The graph consists of straight-line segments.
Determine the acceleration of the particle during the first seconds. Give your answer with units.
Determine the displacement of the particle during the seconds. Give your answer with units.
Hence, determine the total distance travelled by the particle during the seconds. Give your answer with units.
The curve has equation where
Find the -coordinates of the points where intersects the -axis.
Consider the region between and the -axis from to
Write down an expression, as a sum or difference of definite integrals of for the total area of this region. Do not use absolute-value notation.
Hence determine the total area exactly.
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