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9. y C R O 3 x 1 3 Figure 3 The curve C, shown in Figure 3, has equation 1 4 x y 1 x arctan x The region R, shown shaded in Figure 3, is bounded by C, the line with equation x = 3, the x‑axis and the line with equation x = 1 3 The region R is rotated through 360° about the x‑axis to form a solid. Using the substitution tan u = x

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  • 9(a)[6]

    1

    3

    x

    −

    2

    Volume, V

    =

    π

    y

    2

    d

    x

    =

    π

    d

    x

    (

    )

    2

    (

    )

    1

    1

    +

    x

    arct

    an

    x

    3

    1

    3

    d

    u

    1

    1

    tan

    u

    x

    sec

    u

    x

    −

    oe

    =

    2

    =

    2

    d

    x

    2

    1

    1

    2

    x

    −

    ×

    2

    2

    2

    V

    =

    (

    π

    )

    d

    x

    =

    ( )

    π

    sec

    2

    u u

    d

    (

    )

    (

    ) (

    2

    )

    u

    2

    1

    +

    ta

    n

    2

    u

    arc

    t

    a

    n

    x

    1

    +

    x

    2

    1

    =

    π

    sec u

    2

    d

    u

    =

    2

    π

    d

    u

    u

    2

    sec u

    2

    u

    2

    π

    ✓

    3

    arctan

    3

    x

    =

    u

    =

    =

    π

    3

    1

    3

    V

    2

    d

    u

    =

    π

    1

    1

    π

    u

    2

    x

    =

    u

    =

    arctan

    =

    π

    6

    3

    3

    6

    π

  • 9(b)[3]

    π

    1

    3

    V

    =

    (2 )

    −

    u

    π

    6

    1

    1

    (

    )

    =

    2π

    −

    −−

    π

    / 3

    π

    / 6

    3

    1

    1

    1

    Or

    =

    (2

    π

    )

    −

    =

    (2

    π

    )

    −

    −−

    arctan

    arctan

    3

    1

    x

    arctan

    1

    3

    3

    3

    6

    =

    2

    π

    −

    +

    =

    6

    π

    π

    B1: For a fully correct integral in x or u with π, dx or du , correct limits and bracketing.

    May be implied by a fully correct (simplified or un simplified) integral in u

    May be seen at any stage in the working following correct work.

    The limits must be correct for the variable they are working in. So for an integral in u the limits must

    be in radians

    3

    =

    =

    3

    1

    1

    2

    −

    x

    x

    −

    2

    4

    Look for

    V

    π

    d

    x

    OR

    V

    π

    d

    x

    (

    )

    (

    )

    2

    (

    )

    1

    +

    x

    arctan

    x

    1

    +

    x

    arctan

    x

    1

    1

    3

    3

    π

    2

    3

    If the correct integral in x is not seen score for

    V

    =

    π

    sec

    2

    u u

    d

    o.e.

    (

    )

    u

    2

    1

    +

    tan

    2

    u

    π

    6

    M1: Attempts the differentiation of the given substitution achieving the correct form with suitable

    placement for du and dx.

    Examples;

    1

    −

    t

    a u

    n

    =

    x

    se

    c

    2

    u u

    d

    =

    α

    x

    d

    x

    2

    d

    x

    x

    =

    tan

    2

    u

    =

    ...tan sec

    u

    2

    u

    d

    u

    d

    u

    1

    1

    −

    u

    =

    arctan

    x

    =

    ×

    ...

    x

    2

    d

    x

    1

    +

    x

    A1: Correct differentiation, any form. Score when first seen, don’t penalise an incorrect rearrangement.

    Examples

    1

    1

    −

    tan

    u

    =

    x

    s

    ec

    2

    u

    d

    u

    =

    x

    d

    x

    2

    2

    d

    x

    x

    =

    tan

    2

    u

    u =

    2tan sec

    u

    2

    u

    d

    d

    u

    1

    1

    1

    −

    u

    =

    arctan

    x

    = +

    ×

    x

    2

    d

    x

    1

    x

    2

    2 d

    dM1: Makes a complete substitution for x into

    y

    x

    .

    No need for the π or limits for this mark. It is dependent upon the previous M

    c

    Look for the form

    s

    ec

    2

    u

    (d

    u

    )

    (which may be unsimplified) where

    k =

    (

    )

    1

    tan

    u

    k

    +

    2

    u

    Condone a missing du. It can be implied if the substitution for dx has been attempted.

    Condone missing brackets if the intention is clear.

    A1: Correct simplified integral in terms of u including the π from correct working.

    Allow recovery from missing brackets. No need for limits for this mark.

    Condone a missing du. It can be implied if the substitution for dx has been attempted

    B1: Correct limits for the integral found. Allow where seen, even in part (b) and even if not attached to

    the integral. Must be in radians

    (b)

    M1: Carries out the integration.

    1

    a

    The π etc may be missing or incorrect for this mark. Accept

    →±

    u

    2

    u

    dM1: Substitutes appropriate limits into their integral and subtracts either way round.

    If the integral is in terms of u the limits must be in radians, not degrees.

    1

    If in terms of x they should be using arctan

    3 and

    arctan

    3

    A1: cso. Cannot be scored if k is guessed or found incorrectly

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