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Mathematics · May / June 2022 · Paper 41 · Question 8

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8. In this question you must show all stages of your working. Solutions relying entirely on calculator technology are not acceptable. 20 cm y R O 10 x Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 2 shows the curve with equation −1 2 x y = 10xe 0  x  10 The finite region R, shown shaded in Figure 2, is bounded by the curve, the x-axis and the line with equation x = 10 The region R is rotated through 2π radians about the x-axis to form a solid of revolution.

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  • 8(a)[2]

    2

    10

    1

    −

    x

    10

    V

    =

    π

    10

    xe

    d

    x

    =

    ;

    2

    100

    π

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    0

    0

  • 8(b)[3]

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    = −

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    +

    2

    x

    e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    = −

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    +

    2

    x

    e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    = −

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    +

    2

    −

    x

    e

    −

    x

    +

    e d

    −

    x

    x

    −

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    −

    2 e

    x

    −

    x

    +

    2 e d

    −

    x

    x

    = −

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    −

    2 e

    x

    −

    x

    −

    2e

    −

    x

    (

    +

    c

    )

  • 8(c)[5]

    10

    Total volume

    2 "100 "

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    =

    ×

    π

    0

    10

    10

    (

    ) (

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    = −

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    −

    2 e

    x

    −

    x

    −

    2e

    −

    x

    = −

    (10) e

    2

    −

    10

    −×

    2 10e

    −

    10

    −

    2e

    −

    10

    −−

    2

    )

    0

    0

    10

    =

    2 122e−

    −

    (1.9944…)

    5000

    Density

    =

    "200 " "1.9944..."

    π

    ×

    awrt 3.99 (g / cm3)

    Notes

    (a)

    M1: Forms a correct unsimplified expression for the volume.

    10

    A1: Achieves

    100

    π

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    Condone a missing dx but limits must be present.

    0

    (b)

    M1: Attempts integration by parts in the right direction to achieve an expression of the form

    ...

    x

    2

    e

    −

    x

    ±

    ...

    x

    e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    Condone missing dx

    dM1: Dependent on the previous method mark. Attempts integration by parts a second time to achieve an

    2

    ±

    expression of the form

    ...

    x

    e

    −

    x

    ±

    ... e

    x

    −

    x

    ... e

    −

    x

    d

    x

    Condone missing dx

    −

    x

    2e

    −

    x

    −

    2 e

    x

    −

    x

    −

    2e

    −

    x

    (

    +

    c

    )

    with or without the constant of integration

    A1:

    For attempts via the DI (tabular) method, look for first two rows of the table to have correct forms for M1, all

    rows with correct forms and answer extracted for dM1 and A1 for correct answer.

    (c)

    M1: A correct strategy to find the total volume with their values of k.

    M1: Substitutes the limits of 10 and 0 into their part (b) and subtracts. Alternatively allow M1 for limits 20 and 0

    used (as a mistaken attempt to double).

    2 122e−

    −

    10

    or awrt 1.99

    A1:

    5000

    dM1: Dependent on second M. Attempts to find the density using

    their Volume . The attempt at the volume

    need not be correct but an attempt at using (b) must have been made. E.g. if they forget k or forget to

    double, allow for the attempt with their volume. Must be with 5000 in numerator, or with correct work to

    reach correct units later.

    5000

    A1: awrt 3.99 (g / cm3) oe. Accept exact simplified answers such as

    200 (2 122e

    −

    10

    )

    π

    −

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