FORM TP 2011233 6 " rest cope 02234010 FE MAY/TUNE 2011 CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL ADVANCED PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION PURE MATHEMATICS ANALYSIS, MATRICES AND COMPLEX NUMBERS Unlt2— Paper o1 90 mines READ THE FOLLQWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. ‘This test consists of 45 items. You will ave 90 minutes to answer tem, In addition to his test booklet, you should have an Answer sheet Do not be concerned thatthe answer sheet provides spaces for more answers than there are Each item inthis test has four suggested answers lettered (A), (B),(C),(D). Read each item yu age about to answer and decide which choice is best. On your answer shet, ind the number which corresponds to your item and shade the space having the same letter 2s the answer you have ehosea. Look atthe sample item below. Samal em The expression (1 + is equivalet Sample Answer @ 4 @2OQ0@e@ ® 1 © ns O 28 ‘The best answer to this item is “4 +2 V5, 90 answer space (D) has been shaded. Ifyou want t change your answer, be sure 1o erase it completely before you Bil in your new choice ‘When you are tld to begin, tur th page and work as quickly and as carefully 2s you can. Ifyou cannot answer an item, omit it and go onto the next one. You can return lie to the item omitted, Your score wil be the total number of correct answers, ‘You may do any rough work in this booklet ‘The use of silent, noncprogrammable scenic calculators is allowed, Esauination Matera A list of mathematical formulae and tables (Revised 2010) bO NOT TURN THIS PAGE UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO.‘Asimplified form of 1 120-In3~In8+In2is imo a (2 ete) © whi* © 260 unm refers to the following graph. ‘The graph above represents W) ymloga @) y= bax © yaa () yeeton! 4 zor w 2 ) © Suns © Htoat S4DIDICAPE 2011 ‘A.curve is given parametricaly by the equations x= #—21, y= A+ 24, The * expression for % is given by 0 a ‘The general solution for the second-order ina ognin S34 ry001 w @ © © poder ex Bet ya de + Be yao (A+B) yaer(at Br) GO ONTO THE NEXT PAGE7. Mfln@e~8)-tn(e+3)=0 then ris equal U1. 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(A) convergent (B) divergent (©) oscillating (D) periodic ‘The expression —"\— can be simplified nah eiwamre srs “2 ® x © m3 © »@-1 IES 20-28 622424 them the (+1) termin Sis cay, @ yey © eiyey © Eyer n. ‘The sum of the infinite geometric series 180 = 60+20-,.....i8 wa 4s 8) 120 © 135 ©) 270 2, 4OIDICAPE 2011 oy ‘The value of the trm independent of xin yt the expansion of w 6 ® 16 © s © a ‘The equation et—x'=Ohasaroot between (A) Oandt ®) tana (© 2and3 (0) 3and4 ‘The sum of the first m terms of series is 12) heat £000 ens 3 ay 2 o = 3 @ 2 ® 5 1s © © § m1 GOON TO THE NEXT PAGE29, The binomial coefficient (2) isequivalent 30. Atuble of height 92.5 cm will have error bounds of (A) £005 em @) £0100 (© £01Sem © 25cm 31. Two events 4 and B are euch that P(A) =05, P (8) = 0.16, P(A UB) 048, PULA B)= ou ®) 018 © 026 © 08 32, Given that H is @ non-singular, square ‘matrix, the determinant? of His 2A u © dH © ir oO lar 02234010CAFE 2011 2 35. cas the leters PQRSTU be arranged so thatthe Tand U are always Iabow many wa together a w ¢ @ si © 4 ©) stx2 ‘The number of distinct permutations of the eters ofthe word POSSIBILITY is "7, ® exer ut oz ” tem 35 refers to the table below which shows the aurber of males and females and tei preference for Drink Aand Drink 8, Male_[ Female | Total DeiskA [12 1s [30 Drink [20 | 10 [30 Total 2 [os fce (One person is randomly selected. What is the probability that this persons female or prefers Drink B? ‘ w 4 1 OG one 30 » o 2 G0 ON TO THE NEXT PAGEems 36-39 refer tothe aiatix M below. 124 Me-|-13 0 ols, 36, Te determinant of Mis w -2 @ -9 @Q 9 o 2 37. The co-factor ofthe element 3 In M above o fd ® + 4 o f © - (22340 10/CAPE 2011 38, 2 ‘The second row of Mis equal tothe vector wool 9 9 @® (2 6 9 © (2-1-9 © 64 7-4 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE40, If Hise non-singular, square mati then the dotrminant of His “ ® o © den 41, Fis the conjugate of 2 Which of the following are always tue? Loo miat Mo wge=agi ML Bisreal N, Eisrea (A) Tend Thonly ®) Land tt only (©) Wand fV only (©) Wand tVonly 42, The locus of the points described by a complex number = Is given by e-1-2)=3. The locus deseribesa circle with (A) centre (-1,-2) andradius3 units (8) centre(-1,~2) and racius9 units (© centre (1,2) and radius 3 units (D) centre (1,2) and radius 9 units 2. 44. 45. The complex number 2=J3+i can be expressed as 6 sa[sooZsin) ® Siler snin®) © wefsiind) © o(eEsrinZ) ‘Arelay team of five teachers ia tobe chosen ‘rom a group of fifteen teachers, {Im how many ways could this relay team be chosen? 1st Os 1st o 2 \ © # 1 marbles are chosen, without replacement, fom a beg of 11 blue and 9 red marbles, then the probability oF getting a red marble followed by 2 blue marbles is © IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED, CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS TEST. o2234010/C4PE 2011