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9. y C l P O x M Figure 3 Figure 3 shows a sketch of the curve C with equation y = 1 2 x2 – 10x + 22

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  • 9(a)[3]

    1

    1

    1

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    =

    (

    ±

    ...)

    2

    ±

    ...

    or states

    a =

    x

    x

    x

    2

    2

    2

    1

    1

    1

    2

    10

    22

    (

    10)

    2

    ...

    or states

    and

    10

    x

    −

    x

    +

    =

    x

    ±

    ±

    a =

    b = ±

    2

    2

    2

    1

    1

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    −

    10)

    2

    −

    28

    2

    2

  • 9(b)[2]

    (

    )

    "10", " 28"

    −

    (c)(i)

    Gradient of tangent

    =

    8

    d

    y

    x =

    −

    10

    =

    8

    =

    ...

    x

    x

    d

    18,

    4

    x

    =

    y

    =

    (c)(ii)

    1

    25

    −

    ×

    "18"

    =

    "4"

    =

    k

    k

    8

    4

  • 9(c)[6]

    1

    1

    1

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    =

    (

    ±

    ...)

    2

    ±

    ...

    or states

    a =

    x

    x

    x

    2

    2

    2

    1

    1

    1

    2

    10

    22

    (

    10)

    2

    ...

    or states

    and

    10

    x

    −

    x

    +

    =

    x

    ±

    ±

    a =

    b = ±

    2

    2

    2

    1

    1

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    −

    10)

    2

    −

    28

    2

    2

    (

    )

    "10", " 28"

    −

    (c)(i)

    Gradient of tangent

    =

    8

    d

    y

    x =

    −

    10

    =

    8

    =

    ...

    x

    x

    d

    18,

    4

    x

    =

    y

    =

    (c)(ii)

    1

    25

    −

    ×

    "18"

    =

    "4"

    =

    k

    k

    8

    4

    25

    1

    1

    x …

    "10"

    One of

    or

    y

    „

    "

    "

    −

    x

    or

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    4

    8

    2

    25

    1

    1

    x …

    "10"

    Two of

    or

    y

    „

    "

    "

    −

    x

    or

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    4

    8

    2

    25

    1

    1

    x …

    10

    All three of

    ,

    y

    „

    −

    x

    and

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    4

    8

    2

    (a)

    If there is a contradiction between the embedded values of a, b and c within their

    expression and their stated values then the embedded values take precedence.

    1

    1

    1

    B1

    Achieves

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    ±

    ...)

    2

    ±

    ...

    or states that

    a =

    2

    2

    2

    1

    M1

    Deals correctly with the first two terms of

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    2 x

    x

    1

    1

    1

    Scored for

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    ±

    10)

    2

    ±

    ...

    or states that

    a =

    &

    b = ±

    10

    (may be found

    2

    2

    2

    using symmetry by finding the roots)

    1

    1

    A1

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    −

    10)

    2

    −

    28

    (cannot just be the stated values). Do not isw if for

    2

    2

    example they attempt to multiply by 2 to achieve integer values

    This may also be done by equating coefficients using the expanded form

    a x

    (

    +

    b

    )

    2

    + =

    c

    ax

    2

    +

    2

    abx

    +

    ab

    2

    + but the marks can be applied in the same way

    c

    (b)

    B1ft One of the coordinates of (

    )

    or follow through one of their (

    )

    10,

    −

    28

    −

    ,b c

    from (a).

    (

    )

    10,

    −

    28

    or follow through their (

    −

    , )

    B1ft

    b c

    from (a). Accept

    x

    =

    "10",

    y

    = −

    " 28"

    . Condone

    lack of bracketing as long as the intention as to which coordinate is which is clear.

    (c)(i)

    B1

    Gradient of tangent

    =

    8

    (stated or implied)

    1

    M1

    Differentiates

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    to achieve a derivative of the form px

    and sets equal to 8 .

    2 x

    x

    +

    q

    They then proceed to find a value for x.

    1

    Alternatively, sets

    8

    +

    α

    =

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    , proceeds to a quadratic in x, sets the

    x

    x

    x

    2

    discriminant = 0 and solves to find α. They then use this value of αin their original

    equation to solve and find x

    A1

    18

    x =

    A1

    y =

    4

    (c)(ii)

    1 "18"

    dM1

    Sets

    k −

    ×

    =

    "4"

    and proceeds to find a value for k. It is dependent on the method mark

    8

    in (i)

    25

    A1

    k

    =

    oe

    4

    (d)

    Ignore any references to OR or AND (or equivalent use of set notation)

    1

    25

    1

    Note that

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    „

    y

    „

    "

    "

    −

    x

    is acceptable and counts as two of the required

    2

    4

    8

    inequalities in part (d)

    Use of strict or inclusive inequalities must be consistent for all of their inequalities on the

    last mark only

    25

    1

    B1ft

    One of

    x …

    "10"

    (or "10 "

    „ x „

    x

    d

    where d is at least 18) or

    „

    "

    "

    −

    or

    y

    x

    4

    8

    1

    …

    2

    10

    22

    follow through on their minimum point or their k. Allow if l is still in

    y

    x

    −

    x

    +

    2

    terms of k

    25

    1

    x …

    "10"

    (or 10

    „ x „

    „

    "

    "

    B1ft

    Two of

    x

    d

    where d is at least 18) or

    y

    −

    x

    or

    4

    8

    1

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    follow through on their minimum point or their k. Allow if l is still in

    2

    terms of k

    25

    1

    B1

    All three of

    x …

    10

    (or 10

    „ x „

    x

    d

    where d is at least 18),

    „

    −

    and

    y

    x

    4

    8

    1

    …

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    . Condone the additional minimum interval (or greater) 28

    „

    y

    x

    x

    −

    y

    2

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  • 9(d)[3]

    25

    1

    1

    x …

    "10"

    One of

    or

    y

    „

    "

    "

    −

    x

    or

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    4

    8

    2

    25

    1

    1

    x …

    "10"

    Two of

    or

    y

    „

    "

    "

    −

    x

    or

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    4

    8

    2

    25

    1

    1

    x …

    10

    All three of

    ,

    y

    „

    −

    x

    and

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    4

    8

    2

    (a)

    If there is a contradiction between the embedded values of a, b and c within their

    expression and their stated values then the embedded values take precedence.

    1

    1

    1

    B1

    Achieves

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    ±

    ...)

    2

    ±

    ...

    or states that

    a =

    2

    2

    2

    1

    M1

    Deals correctly with the first two terms of

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    2 x

    x

    1

    1

    1

    Scored for

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    ±

    10)

    2

    ±

    ...

    or states that

    a =

    &

    b = ±

    10

    (may be found

    2

    2

    2

    using symmetry by finding the roots)

    1

    1

    A1

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    =

    (

    x

    −

    10)

    2

    −

    28

    (cannot just be the stated values). Do not isw if for

    2

    2

    example they attempt to multiply by 2 to achieve integer values

    This may also be done by equating coefficients using the expanded form

    a x

    (

    +

    b

    )

    2

    + =

    c

    ax

    2

    +

    2

    abx

    +

    ab

    2

    + but the marks can be applied in the same way

    c

    (b)

    B1ft One of the coordinates of (

    )

    or follow through one of their (

    )

    10,

    −

    28

    −

    ,b c

    from (a).

    (

    )

    10,

    −

    28

    or follow through their (

    −

    , )

    B1ft

    b c

    from (a). Accept

    x

    =

    "10",

    y

    = −

    " 28"

    . Condone

    lack of bracketing as long as the intention as to which coordinate is which is clear.

    (c)(i)

    B1

    Gradient of tangent

    =

    8

    (stated or implied)

    1

    M1

    Differentiates

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    to achieve a derivative of the form px

    and sets equal to 8 .

    2 x

    x

    +

    q

    They then proceed to find a value for x.

    1

    Alternatively, sets

    8

    +

    α

    =

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    , proceeds to a quadratic in x, sets the

    x

    x

    x

    2

    discriminant = 0 and solves to find α. They then use this value of αin their original

    equation to solve and find x

    A1

    18

    x =

    A1

    y =

    4

    (c)(ii)

    1 "18"

    dM1

    Sets

    k −

    ×

    =

    "4"

    and proceeds to find a value for k. It is dependent on the method mark

    8

    in (i)

    25

    A1

    k

    =

    oe

    4

    (d)

    Ignore any references to OR or AND (or equivalent use of set notation)

    1

    25

    1

    Note that

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    „

    y

    „

    "

    "

    −

    x

    is acceptable and counts as two of the required

    2

    4

    8

    inequalities in part (d)

    Use of strict or inclusive inequalities must be consistent for all of their inequalities on the

    last mark only

    25

    1

    B1ft

    One of

    x …

    "10"

    (or "10 "

    „ x „

    x

    d

    where d is at least 18) or

    „

    "

    "

    −

    or

    y

    x

    4

    8

    1

    …

    2

    10

    22

    follow through on their minimum point or their k. Allow if l is still in

    y

    x

    −

    x

    +

    2

    terms of k

    25

    1

    x …

    "10"

    (or 10

    „ x „

    „

    "

    "

    B1ft

    Two of

    x

    d

    where d is at least 18) or

    y

    −

    x

    or

    4

    8

    1

    y

    …

    x

    2

    −

    10

    x

    +

    22

    follow through on their minimum point or their k. Allow if l is still in

    2

    terms of k

    25

    1

    B1

    All three of

    x …

    10

    (or 10

    „ x „

    x

    d

    where d is at least 18),

    „

    −

    and

    y

    x

    4

    8

    1

    …

    2

    −

    10

    +

    22

    . Condone the additional minimum interval (or greater) 28

    „

    y

    x

    x

    −

    y

    2

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