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Mathematics · Oct / Nov 2024 · Paper 11 · Question 7

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7. y 5 C1 O Q x P –5 Figure 3 Figure 3 shows a plot of part of the curve C1 with equation y = –4 cos x where x is measured in radians. Points P and Q lie on the curve and are shown in Figure 3.

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  • 7(a)[3]

    3

    π

    Q

    =

    ,0

    (ii)

    2

    (b) (i)

    k =

    7

    (ii) (

    )

    2 , 3

    π

    One root as there is one point of intersection

    NB: Watch for the answers being stated next to the question rather than in the answer space.

    (a)(i) Allow all marks in (a) if P and Q are mislabelled but the coordinates are correct.

    B1: For one of (

    )

    Condone/allow one of (

    )

    −

    2 , 4

    π

    −

    −

    360 , 4

    °−

    Condone for this B mark if

    the coordinates are reversed.

    B1: For both of (

    )

    −

    2 , 4

    π

    −

    (in correct order).

    (a)(ii)

    ) 3

    π

    B1: (

    Q

    =

    ,0

    2

    (b)(i)

    B1: For

    k =

    7

    (b)(ii)

    M1: For one of (

    )

    2 ,3

    π

    or follow through on the negative of their x coordinate of P or

    Condone/allow one of (

    360 ,3

    )

    and condone for the M if the

    their

    −

    4

    +

    thei k

    r

    °

    coordinates are given in the wrong order.

    A1: (

    )

    Allow (

    )

    2 ,3

    π

    360 ,3

    °

    if B marks in (a) were lost due solely due to working in

    degrees.

    (c)

    M1: Draws a line with negative gradient passing through (0, 5) and cutting the graph at least

    once, with a consistent number of solutions for their sketch stated.

    A1: Correct line drawn (intersecting at graph on the x axis) with correct deduction (one

    root) and reason (intersects only once).

    Note use of degrees only will score a maximum of B1B0 B0 B1 M1A1 M1A0, though if the

    10

    π is converted to degrees resulting in a “correct” graph, send to review for

    consideration.

    States or implies that gradient of tangent is 24

  • 7(b)[3]

    3

    π

    Q

    =

    ,0

    (ii)

    2

    (b) (i)

    k =

    7

    (ii) (

    )

    2 , 3

    π

    One root as there is one point of intersection

    NB: Watch for the answers being stated next to the question rather than in the answer space.

    (a)(i) Allow all marks in (a) if P and Q are mislabelled but the coordinates are correct.

    B1: For one of (

    )

    Condone/allow one of (

    )

    −

    2 , 4

    π

    −

    −

    360 , 4

    °−

    Condone for this B mark if

    the coordinates are reversed.

    B1: For both of (

    )

    −

    2 , 4

    π

    −

    (in correct order).

    (a)(ii)

    ) 3

    π

    B1: (

    Q

    =

    ,0

    2

    (b)(i)

    B1: For

    k =

    7

    (b)(ii)

    M1: For one of (

    )

    2 ,3

    π

    or follow through on the negative of their x coordinate of P or

    Condone/allow one of (

    360 ,3

    )

    and condone for the M if the

    their

    −

    4

    +

    thei k

    r

    °

    coordinates are given in the wrong order.

    A1: (

    )

    Allow (

    )

    2 ,3

    π

    360 ,3

    °

    if B marks in (a) were lost due solely due to working in

    degrees.

    (c)

    M1: Draws a line with negative gradient passing through (0, 5) and cutting the graph at least

    once, with a consistent number of solutions for their sketch stated.

    A1: Correct line drawn (intersecting at graph on the x axis) with correct deduction (one

    root) and reason (intersects only once).

    Note use of degrees only will score a maximum of B1B0 B0 B1 M1A1 M1A0, though if the

    10

    π is converted to degrees resulting in a “correct” graph, send to review for

    consideration.

    States or implies that gradient of tangent is 24

  • 7(c)[2]

    One root as there is one point of intersection

    NB: Watch for the answers being stated next to the question rather than in the answer space.

    (a)(i) Allow all marks in (a) if P and Q are mislabelled but the coordinates are correct.

    B1: For one of (

    )

    Condone/allow one of (

    )

    −

    2 , 4

    π

    −

    −

    360 , 4

    °−

    Condone for this B mark if

    the coordinates are reversed.

    B1: For both of (

    )

    −

    2 , 4

    π

    −

    (in correct order).

    (a)(ii)

    ) 3

    π

    B1: (

    Q

    =

    ,0

    2

    (b)(i)

    B1: For

    k =

    7

    (b)(ii)

    M1: For one of (

    )

    2 ,3

    π

    or follow through on the negative of their x coordinate of P or

    Condone/allow one of (

    360 ,3

    )

    and condone for the M if the

    their

    −

    4

    +

    thei k

    r

    °

    coordinates are given in the wrong order.

    A1: (

    )

    Allow (

    )

    2 ,3

    π

    360 ,3

    °

    if B marks in (a) were lost due solely due to working in

    degrees.

    (c)

    M1: Draws a line with negative gradient passing through (0, 5) and cutting the graph at least

    once, with a consistent number of solutions for their sketch stated.

    A1: Correct line drawn (intersecting at graph on the x axis) with correct deduction (one

    root) and reason (intersects only once).

    Note use of degrees only will score a maximum of B1B0 B0 B1 M1A1 M1A0, though if the

    10

    π is converted to degrees resulting in a “correct” graph, send to review for

    consideration.

    States or implies that gradient of tangent is 24

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