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3. x 3x Figure 1 A tablet is dissolving in water. The tablet is modelled as a cylinder, shown in Figure 1. At t seconds after the tablet is dropped into the water, the radius of the tablet is x mm and the length of the tablet is 3x mm. 2 s –1 The cross-sectional area of the tablet is decreasing at a constant rate of 0.5 mm

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  • 3(a)[4]

    3

    3

    2

    k

    the multiple outside. B0 if brackets on

    missing unless implied by recovery.

    3

    M1: Sets their coefficient of

    2x equal to 3 times their coefficient of x to produce a two term quadratic equation

    in terms of k.

    3−. May be

    2

    A1*: Achieves given answer from a correct equation, but condone if B and C both missed the

    scored if A was incorrect.

    (c)(i)

    k = − only. The k = 0 solution must be rejected.

    6

    B1:

    (ii)

    M1: Substitutes their nonzero value for k into a correct expression for the coefficient of

    3x . Must include the

    3−

    2

    A1: 32

    9 oe

    2(a)

    1

    A

    B

    =

    +

    1

    =

    A

    (1

    −

    x

    )

    +

    B

    (1 3 )

    +

    x

    (1 3 )(1

    +

    x

    −

    x

    )

    1 3

    +

    x

    1

    −

    x

    1

    4

    when

    x =

    1

    =

    1

    4

    B

    B

    =

    ...

    or when

    x = −

    =

    1

    3 A

    A

    =

    ...

    3

    3

    1

    +

    4(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    4(1

    −

    x

    )

    cot

    y

    d

    y

    =

    ... d

    x

    "lnsin "

    y

    =

    ... d

    x

    3

    1

    ...

    =

    "

    " "

    +

    " d

    x

    =

    ...ln(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    ±

    ...ln(1

    −

    x

    )

    (

    +

    c

    )

    4(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    4(1

    −

    x

    )

    1

    1

    lnsin

    y

    =

    ln(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    −

    ln(1

    −

    x

    )

    (

    +

    c

    )

    oe

    4

    4

    π

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    lnsin

    =

    ln 1

    + ×

    3

    −

    ln 1

    −

    +

    c

    c

    =

    ...

    = −

    ln5

    2

    4

    2

    4

    2

    4

    k

    lnsin

    y

    m

    ln(...)

    si

    n

    k

    y

    ...

    m

    =

    =

    or

    k

    lnsin

    y

    =

    ...

    sin

    k

    y

    =

    exp(...)

    1

    +

    3

    x

    sin

    4

    y

    =

    5(1

    )

    −

    x

    Notes

    (a)

    B1: For a correct suitable identity without fractions, such as 1

    =

    A

    (1

    −

    x

    )

    +

    B

    (1 3 ),

    +

    x

    seen or implied.

    M1: Attempts to find one of the constants by either substitution or equating coefficients. May be implied by a

    correct value for A or B via cover up rule.

    3

    1

    +

    oe allow values for A and B to be stated following a correct partial fraction form, or if

    A1:

    4(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    4(1

    −

    x

    )

    correct partial fractions see in (b).

    (b)

    d

    y

    (oe for cot y) and integrate cot y . Accept any

    M1: Attempts to separate variables to form

    c t

    o

    y x

    =

    g

    (

    x

    )

    d

    changed function for the attempt but must be attempting to integrate cot y (oe).

    ...

    M1: Attempts to integrate their partial fractions from (a) so award for

    x →

    ...ln(1

    +

    3 ) or ...ln 4

    x

    (1

    3 )

    +

    ...

    (

    )

    and

    x →

    ...ln(1

    −

    x

    ) or ...ln 4

    −

    4

    x

    oe

    (1

    −

    )

    A1ft: Correct expression (any equivalent) (both sides). Follow through on their constants for the partial

    fractions. Condone the absence of the constant of integration.

    dM1: Depends on second M, and must have attempted to integrate both sides. Uses the initial conditions in an

    equation with a constant of integration. May integrate between limits to achieve this. (Accept if a value for

    c cannot be reached from their equation.)

    s n

    i

    M1: Attempts to rearrange their equation by correctly using log work to reach the required form

    Must have had kln sin y = … (k may be 1). Not dependent may be gained before finding the constant if ln A

    is used, and allow if the constant is missing.

    1

    3

    +

    x

    A1:

    sin

  • 3(b)[4]

    cot

    y

    d

    y

    =

    ... d

    x

    "lnsin "

    y

    =

    ... d

    x

    3

    1

    ...

    =

    "

    " "

    +

    " d

    x

    =

    ...ln(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    ±

    ...ln(1

    −

    x

    )

    (

    +

    c

    )

    4(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    4(1

    −

    x

    )

    1

    1

    lnsin

    y

    =

    ln(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    −

    ln(1

    −

    x

    )

    (

    +

    c

    )

    oe

    4

    4

    π

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    lnsin

    =

    ln 1

    + ×

    3

    −

    ln 1

    −

    +

    c

    c

    =

    ...

    = −

    ln5

    2

    4

    2

    4

    2

    4

    k

    lnsin

    y

    m

    ln(...)

    si

    n

    k

    y

    ...

    m

    =

    =

    or

    k

    lnsin

    y

    =

    ...

    sin

    k

    y

    =

    exp(...)

    1

    +

    3

    x

    sin

    4

    y

    =

    5(1

    )

    −

    x

    Notes

    (a)

    B1: For a correct suitable identity without fractions, such as 1

    =

    A

    (1

    −

    x

    )

    +

    B

    (1 3 ),

    +

    x

    seen or implied.

    M1: Attempts to find one of the constants by either substitution or equating coefficients. May be implied by a

    correct value for A or B via cover up rule.

    3

    1

    +

    oe allow values for A and B to be stated following a correct partial fraction form, or if

    A1:

    4(1

    +

    3 )

    x

    4(1

    −

    x

    )

    correct partial fractions see in (b).

    (b)

    d

    y

    (oe for cot y) and integrate cot y . Accept any

    M1: Attempts to separate variables to form

    c t

    o

    y x

    =

    g

    (

    x

    )

    d

    changed function for the attempt but must be attempting to integrate cot y (oe).

    ...

    M1: Attempts to integrate their partial fractions from (a) so award for

    x →

    ...ln(1

    +

    3 ) or ...ln 4

    x

    (1

    3 )

    +

    ...

    (

    )

    and

    x →

    ...ln(1

    −

    x

    ) or ...ln 4

    −

    4

    x

    oe

    (1

    −

    )

    A1ft: Correct expression (any equivalent) (both sides). Follow through on their constants for the partial

    fractions. Condone the absence of the constant of integration.

    dM1: Depends on second M, and must have attempted to integrate both sides. Uses the initial conditions in an

    equation with a constant of integration. May integrate between limits to achieve this. (Accept if a value for

    c cannot be reached from their equation.)

    s n

    i

    M1: Attempts to rearrange their equation by correctly using log work to reach the required form

    Must have had kln sin y = … (k may be 1). Not dependent may be gained before finding the constant if ln A

    is used, and allow if the constant is missing.

    1

    3

    +

    x

    A1:

    sin

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