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A few questions:

For the vectors question, I managed to get the right values for lambda and mu but I messed up the rest of the question - any marks?

In the second question, do you think there are any follow through marks if you get part of the question wrong?

:smile:
Reply 21
Original post by tom108
How did you all find it ?

These are my answers..

1 a) -3/ (x+2) ^2 + 1 / (x+3)

b)0.246

2a) Gradient was 2, gradinet of normal was -1/2.
Equation was 2y + x =7

3a) 0, 180, 35.26, 215.26

b) 50.21, 309.79, 25.53, 123.95

4 a) Show the tangent...

5a) Coordinates

b) i had 18 pi

6) 1 - 6x+ 27x^2

7a) forogt

b) 0.24

8 a) dn/dt = kn

b) A is e^c

c) When t=20. N=233

9a) 7

9b) Mew = -3.2
Landa= 0.4


10 (3x-2)^2 < 0


Same answers?


1) same 2) same 3) I had 0,180 and 35.26, you left out -35.26 (144.64?) and your other value wasnt in range.
4) Assume we had the show q correctly.
5) had 36pi and interpreted as the volume of a sphere (plug the calculator to the volume of a sphere with your radius found and gives the same number)
6)did you forget to multiply the first expansion by 4?
7) a) was integration by parts of xsin2x b) same
8)same
9)b) I had mew same but lambda, I had a minus answer to yours
10) same
Original post by x_Melissa_x
A few questions:

For the vectors question, I managed to get the right values for lambda and mu but I messed up the rest of the question - any marks?

In the second question, do you think there are any follow through marks if you get part of the question wrong?

:smile:


I think you would have got some marks if you worked out mu and lambda - all you had to do then was show that they weren't consistant (put mu and lambda into the last equation, show LHS \not= RHS)


I didn't think the paper was too bad. I forgot to incude x = 0 or 180 in the second question when I canceled my tan(x)tan(x)'s, but that would only have lost me one or two marks. I forgot how to do the binomial expansion when it was one thing minus another... So I just did the expansion for the first part, and then did it for the second, and subtracted my result for the first from the second. Does anyone know if that's a valid way of doing it or not?

The proof was pretty standard... the vetor question wasn't too bad, either. Paramatric and Implicit differentiations where standard, as was the integration by parts and integration by substitution.

I didn't really like getting a zero value for the constant with the partial fractions... but apart from that, it was OK. the Rcos(θα)Rcos(\theta - \alpha) question was OK... So was the volume of revolution. I think that the geometric representation was to say that it was a sphere with radius 3? But I'm not 100% sure.

It would be good if someone couple upload a copy of the paper, so we can jog our memories :P
(edited 12 years ago)
Reply 23
I didn't think the paper was too bad. I forgot to incude x = 0 or 180 in the second question when I canceled my tan(x)tan(x)'s, but that would only have lost me one or two marks. I forgot how to do the binomial expansion when it was one thing minus another... So I just did the expansion for the first part, and then did it for the second, and subtracted my result for the first from the second. Does anyone know if that's a valid way of doing it or not?

The proof was pretty standard... the vetor question wasn't too bad, either. Paramatric and Implicit differentiations where standard, as was the integration by parts and integration by substitution.

I didn't really like getting a zero value for the constant with the partial fractions... but apart from that, it was OK. the Rcos(θα)Rcos(\theta - \alpha) question was OK... So was the volume of revolution. I think that the geometric representation was to say that it was a sphere with radius 3? But I'm not 100% sure.

It would be good if someone couple upload a copy of the paper, so we can jog our memories :P


The tanx=0 almost stomped me when I realised I divided (Extremely forbidden by law for finding solutions) so had to write on a new booklet to show it xD. integration was nice. The 0 in one of my partials made me check twice! I recrossed multipled and found it went to the original function so it was fine xD
Original post by jasonhe
The tanx=0 almost stomped me when I realised I divided (Extremely forbidden by law for finding solutions) so had to write on a new booklet to show it xD. integration was nice. The 0 in one of my partials made me check twice! I recrossed multipled and found it went to the original function so it was fine xD


Yeah - I just let x = 4, put it in the original equation and then put it into mine, and it was the same :smile:.

I've got a feeling I either got 4 or 5 for 9(a), though... hmm...
Reply 25
Original post by jasonhe
1) same 2) same 3) I had 0,180 and 35.26, you left out -35.26 (144.64?) and your other value wasnt in range.
4) Assume we had the show q correctly.
5) had 36pi and interpreted as the volume of a sphere (plug the calculator to the volume of a sphere with your radius found and gives the same number)
6)did you forget to multiply the first expansion by 4?
7) a) was integration by parts of xsin2x b) same
8)same
9)b) I had mew same but lambda, I had a minus answer to yours
10) same


Sorry I had a minus too. The question is. The line passes through the point with position vector 8i + 3j - 7k and is parallel to the vector 2i + j + 2k.

i) Write down the vector equstion of line L1? What is that ?

And 6) No i didnt. I multiplyed by 4. Anyone else have the same answer as me in the expansion: 3 + 10x -29x^2
(edited 12 years ago)
Reply 26
Right the vector one: Everyones got different answers so lets sort this out:

The line passes through the point with position vector 8i + 3j - 7k and is parallel to the vector 2i + j + 2k.

i) Write down the vector equstion of line L1?
ii) the line L2 has vector equation r = 4i + 7j + 5k + mew(-2i + j + 3k)

Show they dont intersect?
Original post by tom108
Right the vector one: Everyones got different answers so lets sort this out:

The line passes through the point with position vector 8i + 3j - 7k and is parallel to the vector 2i + j + 2k.

i) Write down the vector equstion of line L1?
ii) the line L2 has vector equation r = 4i + 7j + 5k + mew(-2i + j + 3k)

Show they dont intersect?


I got the vector eqn as r = 2i + j + 2k + lambda(8i + 3j + 7k) I think, although I've just realised I maybe should have turned the 2i + j +2k around so it was all minuses? I don't know :tongue:
Then I got lambda = -1 and mew = -3 if I remember correctly, then subbed into the k eqn, one side was -4 and the other was -5 so they don't intersect :tongue:
Reply 28
Original post by heartskippedabeat
I got the vector eqn as r = 2i + j + 2k + lambda(8i + 3j + 7k) I think, although I've just realised I maybe should have turned the 2i + j +2k around so it was all minuses? I don't know :tongue:
Then I got lambda = -1 and mew = -3 if I remember correctly, then subbed into the k eqn, one side was -4 and the other was -5 so they don't intersect :tongue:


Oh right. I thought you had to work out the vector equation. So the position vector is the vector inside the bracket? Ahh ****ttt :frown:
Original post by tom108
Oh right. I thought you had to work out the vector equation. So the position vector is the vector inside the bracket? Ahh ****ttt :frown:


I think so yeah, I wish they'd just asked us to work out the equation from two normal vectors :frown:
Reply 30
Haha yeah. I hope i still gain marks for method :smile:
Yeah dw, I'm sure you'll be fine :biggrin:
Reply 32
Original post by tom108
Sorry I had a minus too. The question is. The line passes through the point with position vector 8i + 3j - 7k and is parallel to the vector 2i + j + 2k.

i) Write down the vector equstion of line L1? What is that ?

And 6) No i didnt. I multiplyed by 4. Anyone else have the same answer as me in the expansion: 3 + 10x -29x^2


Your expansion is correct :smile:
Reply 33
For the differentail equation one. (N = Ae^kt)
a) was DN/DT = kN
b) 1/N DN = KDT Intergrate both sides
ln N = kt + c ln both sides
N = e^kt + e^c so therefore A = e^c
c) Show that k = 0.047
and then find population. You had to find A which was 90.soemthing, and then Population was 233.

Any other opinions ?
Reply 34
Original post by Pronitron
Your expansion is correct :smile:


This means I love you.
I got 233 for the population aswell :smile:
Reply 36
Original post by hsmith7
Wow you've just made me feel so much better :biggrin: thought I'd totally screwed up this paper. I have many of the same answers as both of you but I'm going to list them all anyway.

1.a) -3/(x+2)^2 +1/(x-3)
b) 0.246 (3dp)

2. gr of normal = -1/2
equation y-3=-1/2(x-1)

3.a) okay i messed this up :/
b) 25cos($-73.74)
23.53' or 123.95' $= theta

4.a) show equation
b)i) A(2root3, 0) B(0,8)
ii) show length

5.a) okay I've got this question different too...
A(-3,0) B(3,0) C(0,3)
b)i)162pi = 508.94 (2dp) :/
ii) what?

6. 3 + 2x -29x^2 +... Valid for |x|< 1/3

7.a) -x/2.cos(2x) + sin(2x)/ 4 + c

8.a) dn/dt = kn
b)show equation .. i used t= 0 and n=A so work out c and get the equation
c)i) show k
ii)233.031 (3dp)

9.a) a=7
b)i) r=8i +3j -7k + landa ( 2i +j +2k) ???
ii) can't rember what i got landa and mu as but got lhs as -4 and rhs as -5 therefore don't intersect

10. (2x-3)^2 <0 contradiction etc


Right hope this helps :smile:


I think its 3 + 10x -29x^2 sorry..
Reply 37
I know silly error :/ aww well should get an A you reckon?
Reply 38
For question 5 i used the formula Integral pi y^2
and Y squared is 9 - x^2.
I intagrated to from 9x - x^3 / 3 between the range 3 and 0. How many marks out of 3?
Reply 39
Original post by tom108
Sorry I had a minus too. The question is. The line passes through the point with position vector 8i + 3j - 7k and is parallel to the vector 2i + j + 2k.

i) Write down the vector equstion of line L1? What is that ?

And 6) No i didnt. I multiplyed by 4. Anyone else have the same answer as me in the expansion: 3 + 10x -29x^2


Sorry, the binomial expansion is the correct answer but you didnt write that at the start of the thread.

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