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UNIVERSITY OF CA1\1BRIDGE LOCAL E\AMINATIONS SYNDICATE
General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 4047/01

Paper 1 For Examination from 2014
SPECIMEN PAPER
2 hours
Additional Materials: Answer Paper

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You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs.
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A;:swer al! i:he questio'ns. ·•. ..
Write your answers on the separate Answer Paper provided. ·
Give nbn-eiract numerical answers correst to 3 significant figures, or 1 decimal place in thd casa of c:ng:es in
degrees, .unless a different level of accuracy is specified in the·ql.18stion. _
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1. ALGEBR.\.

Quadratic Equation
For the equation ax +bx +c = 0
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Binomial expansion
(a +bY =an+(;}n-Jb +(;} n-2b2+ ... +C~}n-rbr+... +bn,
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where n 1s a pos1t1ve mteger and
(nJ = - -11! - = n(n-l)...(n-r+l)
r r!(n-r)! r!

2. TR1GONOMETRY

Identities

sin 2 A + cos 2 A =I
sec 2 A= I+ tan 2 A
c.osec 2 A= I+ cot 2 A
sin(A ± B) = sin A cosB ± tos A sin B
cos(A·± B) = cos A cos B +::;in A sin B
.- A+t 0
tan(A±B) = tan - arr,,., · _,
., · 1+tan A .tan B . '
sin 2A = 2 sin A cos A : .- -.~
2 2 2
;OS 2A = cos 2
A-s·in A= 2 cos A-i'::~;:I ~ 2~in 'A
tan_~A = _2_tan_A_
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sinA sinB sinC
a =b 2 +c 2 -2bccosA
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I 1 Given that the line y

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= 2x + c 1s a 12.ngent to the cu.rw r:;' =-= ':.. \\ here c .mJ k arc pos1ti,·e constants.
(4]
prove that k is a multiple of c.

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2 Find the coordinates of the stationary point of the curYc _1 · = x .i.. - for t > 0. ,rnd determine the nature of
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this stationary point.

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3 It is given that f, ax d.x = 7 , ,vhere a 1s a constant.
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(i) Find the value of r 2

ax d.x .
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(ii) Express f(ax 2

+ b )d.x in tem1s of the constant b. (2)

4 It is given that 2 i.r-I = 3 I- .r .

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(i) Find the exact value of 12.r. [3)

(ii) Her,ce fmd the value of x corre~t to 2 decimal places. [2]

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The diagram shows points A, B and C lying on a circle. The point Tis such that the lines TA and TC are
tangents to the circle. Given that angle ABC= angle ATC, prove that triangle ACT is equilateral. [4)

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In the diagram, Mis the midpoint of the line joining the points A(l , 4) and B(7, 6). The perpendicular
bisector of AB intersects the line / at the point P. Given that line / is parallel to the line y = 2x + 3 , find
the coordinates of P. [6]
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The ~agram ahove shows _part of the graph .'.)f y = 14 - xi. In each of the- follO\ving cases determine th~
number of intersections of ~e line y = m.x + cwith y = 14 - xi ,justifying your answer.

(i) m = I and c > 2 [2]

(ii) m =-1 and c = 0 [2]

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(ill) m =-- and c < 2 [2]
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8 The roots of the quadratic equation x 2 - 3x + 5 = 0 arc a and /J .

(i) Express a 2 - af] + /J 2 in terms of (a + ,0) am\ aj] . [I]

(ii) Find a quadratic equation whose roots arc a 3 nnd P' . [6]

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 9 (i) Express the equatwn 2 cot 2 (} = 5cc,ec0 ... ! a~ a qu.idr:rnc e-:iu,tt wn in coscc l J [2 I

(ii) Hence solve the equat10n 2cot 2 0 = 5co~ecf?- I for o· ~ t1 ~ Jt,0°. [4]

(iii) State the number of solutions of the equation 2 cot ~t3 = 5l'OsccH + l in the range
- 720° ~ 0 ,;;; 720°. [I]

10 A particle travels m a straight line, so tbat t seconds after pass mg tlm1 ugh a ftxcJ point 0 , its acceleration,
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a ms- , is given by a =
2
. TI1e particle comes to rest when t = 2. Find
(t + 2)

(i) an 'expression for the velocity of the particle in tenns oft, [3]

(ii) the distance from O at which the particle comes to rest. [4]

11 Variables x and y are connected by the equation y = axn, where a and n are constants. Using experimental
values of x and y, a graph was drawn in which lny was plotted on the vertical axis against lnx on the
horizon~! axis. The straight line which was obtained passed through the points (1.6, 2.5) and (2.3, 1.1).
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Estimate

· (i) the v3h1e of n a:1d, to 2 significant figures, the value of a, [4]

(ii) the coorclinates of the point on the 11,e at whichy = 2x. [4]

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30cm

[The volume of a COljle of height Hand base radius R is given by .!. 7rR,2H]
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The diagram shows a hollow conical tank of height 30 cm and radius 15 cm. The tank is held fixed wirh its
circular rim horizontal. Water is then poured into the empty tank at a constant r:ite of 20 cm 3 s- 1• After t
seconds the depth of water is h cm.

(i) Show that the volume of water in the tank, V cm 3, at time tis giwn by v = :di'!- [2]
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(ii) Find the rate of change of the depth when h = 5.
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(iii) State, with a reason, whether this rate will increase or decrease as t increases.
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The height above ground level, h m; of a· capsule on Uie Singapore Flyer -is modelled by tbe ·equation,
h = 80(1 - c_os kt), where k is "constant and i is the time in minutes after starting the ride at ground Iwt:l.
The total time to complete one revolution is 30 minutes.

(i) Explain why this modei sugge~t5 tiu;nhe lieight of the Singapore Flyer is 160 co. . [ i]

It is possible for a person riding in a capsule to see a certain landniark,:·provided the capsule -is at-"1-east
lQO.m above ground level. : ·: .,:·-_. .. , ",- ·. ·, .. '

(iii) Find the length of time for which thf landmark will be in·view 'during one ·revolution.: [5]

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publlshor will bu ploosod to mo~o n1111111d$ ot tin• 0011111~1 pos,lbll" opportunity

Univers ity of Cnmbr ldgu lnl~rnotlonol Exomlnotlono Is rort o f tt,e Com~nd11e Auegemenf Grour Car-iOndQe A~se,sment Ii t~e brand na-ne of U ~ t y of
Cembrldgo Local Exoml11otlons Syndlcoto (UCL ES). which Is Itself o dor.irtrnont of the Unrver;,ty of C;im:X.d~e

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