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Mathematics · Oct / Nov 2021 · Paper 41 · Question 5

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5. y C O x Figure 1 Figure 1 shows a sketch of the curve C with parametric equations π  t  4 π x = 5 + 2 tan t y = 8 sec2 t −3

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  • 5(a)[4]

    =

    =

    =

    8tan

    t

    d

    x

    d

    x

    2sec

    2

    t

    d

    t

    x

    =

    3,tan

    t

    = −⇒ Gradient = −8

    1

    At

    (

    )

    2

    x

    −

    5

    y

  • 5(b)[3]

    1

    +

    tan

    2

    t

    =

    sec

    2

    t

    ⇒+

    1

    =

    Attempts to use

    4

    8

    (

    )

    2

    y

    =

    2

    x

    −

    5

    +

    8

    8

    „

    f

    „

    32

  • 5(c)[2]

    (a)

    d

    y

    d

    y

    . Condone incorrect attempts on d

    y

    t and d

    x

    d

    t

    =

    M1: Attempts to use the rule

    t

    d

    x

    d

    x

    d

    d

    d

    t

    d

    y

    16sec

    2

    t

    tan

    t

    A1: A correct expression for

    =

    or unsimplified equivalent. Note that there may be many

    d

    x

    2sec

    2

    t

    different versions of this including ones that have used double angle formulae. Look carefully

    dM1: Dependent upon the previous M. It is for

    t = −into their d

    y

    either substituting tan

    1

    x =

    g( )

    t

    to find the gradient

    d

    t = −π into their d

    y

    or substituting

    x =

    g( )

    t

    to find the gradient. Condone

    4

    d

    t =

    awrt

    −

    0.785

    (

    )

    A1: CSO Gradient = − 8. This cannot be awarded from differentiation of

    y

    =

    2

    x

    −

    5

    (b)

    M1: Attempts to use

    ± ±

    1

    tan

    2

    t

    = ±

    sec

    2

    t

    with tant being replaced by an expression in x and

    replaced by an expression in y

    (

    )

    2

    x

    −

    5

    y

    A1: A correct unsimplified equation

    1

    +

    =

    o.e.

    4

    8

    y

    2

    (

    x

    5

    )

    2

    8

    f( )

    x

    2

    (

    x

    5

    )

    2

    8

    A1:

    =

    −

    +

    .

    =

    −

    +

    is also fine

    d

    y

    (

    )

    x =

    4

    x

    −

    5

    NB 1: It is possible to use part (a), find

    , and then integrate using a point such as (3, 16) to find

    d

    ''c''

    NB2: It is possible to use points to generate f (x).

    2

    For the M1 you should expect to see

    f ( )

    x

    =

    ax

    +

    bx

    +

    c

    , or equivalent, and the use 3 points to set up

    3 simultaneous equations in a, b and c which must be then solved. At least one of three points used must be

    5, 8 , 3,16 (

    correct. Examples of possible points that can be used are (

    ) (

    )

    )

    5

    −

    2 3, 32

    2

    For the A1 you need to see a correct equation, e.g.

    y

    =

    2

    x

    −

    20

    x

    +

    58

    (

    )

    y

    =

    2

    x

    −

    5

    2

    +

    8

    The final A1 will be

    .

    If you see a solution worthy of merit and you cannot see how to award the marks then send to review.

    (c)

    M1: One correct end found, condoning strict inequalities.

    Look for the lower value of the range to be 8 (or their c) or the higher value to be 32

    or equivalent such as [

    ]

    A1: 8

    „

    f

    „

    32

    8,32

    d

    u

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