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Mathematics · Oct / Nov 2022 · Paper 41 · Question 10

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10. A spherical ball of ice of radius 12 cm is placed in a bucket of water. In a model of the situation, • the ball remains spherical as it melts • t minutes after the ball of ice is placed in the bucket, its radius is r cm • the rate of decrease of the radius of the ball of ice is inversely proportional to the square of the radius • the radius of the ball of ice is 6 cm after 15 minutes Using the model and the information given,

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  • 10(a)[5]

    d

    r

    1

    d

    r

    k

    ∝±

    = ±

    States or uses

    or

    t

    t

    d

    2

    d

    2

    r

    r

    r

    k

    d

    = ±

    r

    d

    r

    =

    ±

    k t

    d

    2

    d

    t

    r

    2

    1

    3

    3 r

    = ±

    kt

    +

    c

    (

    )

    t

    r

    c

    Substitutes

    =

    0,

    =

    12

    =

    576

    (

    )

    (

    )

    t

    =

    r

    =

    c

    =

    k

    = ±

    AND

    15,

    6 and their

    576

    33.6

    1

    3

    3

    3 r

    = −

    t

    +

    or

    r

    = −

    100.8

    t

    +

    1728

    o.e.

    33.6

    576

  • 10(b)[2]

    Sets

    r

    =

    −

    t

    +

    =

    0

    100.8

    1728

    0

    120

    7 minutes or awrt 17.1 minutes

  • 10(c)[1]

    12

    O

    (a)

    r

    r

    k

    r

    d

    1

    d

    d

    1

    ∝±

    = ±

    = ±

    Accept k λ or other constant. Condone

    B1: States or uses

    ,

    or

    t

    t

    t

    d

    d

    d

    r

    2

    r

    2

    kr

    2

    r

    d

    1

    = ±

    t

    d

    r

    2

    (

    )

    3

    M1: Integrates to achieve an expression of the correct form

    ...

    r

    =

    ...

    t

    +

    c

    o.e

    There is no requirement for + c

    1

    3

    A1: Correct integration with two different unknown constants. E.g. look for

    3 r

    = ±

    kt

    + o.e

    c

    r

    d

    1

    1

    r

    3

    t

    c

    So if for example

    = −

    = −+ the score would be B1, M1, A0 then dM0, A0

    t

    d

    r

    2

    3

    M1: Uses both boundary conditions to form an equation involving r and t. For this to be awarded

    there must be two different unknown constants that are initially correctly placed.

    nr

    = ±

    k t

    +

    c

    It is dependent upon having achieved ...

    '' ''

    '' ''

    which may have been achieved from

    an

    d

    r

    t = ±

    kr

    2

    incorrect assumption. E.g.

    d

    1

    3

    3 r

    3

    = −

    t

    +

    r

    = −

    t

    +

    A1: Correct equation. E.g.

    33.6

    576

    or

    100.8

    1728

    o.e. such as

    5

    120

    3

    t

    = −

    r

    +

    504

    7

    (b)

    M1: Sets

    r

    =

    −

    t

    +

    =

    =

    t

    . Follow through on their equation. Condone if this

    0

    100.8

    1728

    0

    ...

    produces a negative value for t. Alt sets V = 0 to find t = ...

    A1: Awrt 17.1 minutes. Must include the units. Also allow 17 minutes 8 seconds or 17 minutes 9

    seconds

    (c)

    B1: For the correct shaped curve only in quadrant 1 starting at (0,12), ignoring value of t.

    d

    r

    k

    = −

    As

    the gradient should appear to get increasingly steeper.

    d

    t

    r

    2

    If there are two curves given on the axes, both need to be correct for this mark to be awarded

    Do not be concerned if it is not infinite at the t axis.

    The curve on the left would be at the limit of what we would

    allow

    as the gradient on the left hand side does appear to increase.

    We condone its appearance as it approaches the t axis.

    It does not get less steep

    ................................................................................................................................................................

    ..

    d

    r

    k

    4

    d

    V

    3

    2

    = ±

    Note that it is possible to use

    V

    =

    π

    r

    =

    π

    r

    with

    to set up and solve

    4

    r

    t

    3

    d

    d

    2

    r

    π

    d

    V

    or d

    V

    672

    t = ±π

    k

    t = ±

    β

    In this case the equation becomes

    V

    =

    2304

    π

    −

    t

    4

    d

    d

    5

    (a)

    B1: States or uses either d

    V

    or its exact value which is d

    V

    2016

    π

    β

    t = ±

    t = −

    o.e such as

    d

    d

    15

    d

    V

    672

    π

    t = −

    .

    d

    5

    V

    M1: For d

    + and attempts to find the values of β and c using the given

    t = ±

    β

    V =

    ±

    βt

    c

    d

    conditions.

    3

    It is dependent upon knowing that

    V

    =α

    r

    and using this to find V at r = 6 and 12 with t = 15

    and t = 0

    672

    π

    V

    =

    π

    −

    t

    A1:

    2304

    5

    3

    V

    =α

    r

    3r with t.

    M1: Substitutes

    to form an equation linking

    It is dependent on the previous M1 in this method

    π

    4

    672

    3

    A1: Achieves

    π

    r

    =

    2304

    π

    −

    t

    3

    5

    (b)

    (

    )

    3

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