Mark Scheme (Results)

Summer 2013

AEA Mathematics (9801/01)

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 AEA June 2013 Mark Scheme Final
Question Scheme Marks Notes
1. (a) For attempting
n(n 1) 12n n(n 1)(n 2) 12n
2 3

= M1
suitable equation.
2! 5 3! 5 Ignore xs but must
use binomial.
3 5 = n(n 2) 12 or 4n 2 8n 5 = 0 (o.e.) A1 Correct 3TQ in n
May be other factors
(2n + 1)(2n 5) = 0 dM1 Dep on 1st M1
n = 12 , 52 A1 Both & no others
unless revoked later
(4)
(b) 12nx 5 12nx 1 Attempt both cases
n = 12 in < 1 gives x < and n = 5
in gives x < Just check n = 12
5 6 2
5 6 M1
SC B1
So should choose n = 12 A1 (2)
May sub x = 12 and get |n| < 5
6 for M1 and A1 for stating n = 12 (6)
Question Scheme Marks Notes
2. (a) sin(90 x) = sin90cosx cos90sinx = 1.cosx 0.sinx = cosx B1 One intermediate line
(1)
(b) 2sin( + 17) cos( + 17) = cos( + 8) sin [ 2( + 17)] = cos( + 8) M1 Use of sin2A =

2 + 34 = 90 ( + 8) dM1 Use of (a) not trig

3 = 82 34 = 48 so = 16 A1
2 + 34 = 180 [90 ( + 8)] or 2 + 34 = [90 ( + 8)] + 360 M1 2nd eqn for

= 98 34 or = 64 A1
3 = 48 + 460 = 136 A1
= 256 A1 (7)
NB sin(2 +34) sin(82 ) gives 2cos[( +116)/2]sin[(3 48)/2] (8)
Then: /2 + 58 = 90 gets M1 and e.g. 3/2 24 = 0 gets M1
Question Scheme Marks Notes
3. (a) 7 + 2 = 7 + 10 and 1 3 = 6 (o.e.) M1 Form suitable eqns
14 = 14 = - 1 , ( = 2) M1A1 M1 for eqn in 1 var
Check in 3 equation: 7 = p 4
rd
p=3 A1 Check in 3rd , p =

3
Position vector of C is 7 A1 Accept as
coordinates
5
(5)
(b) = 2 7 2 10 = 13, 3 2 4 = 11 and 6 2 1 = 4 B1 See = - 2 & ans
(1)
(c) 4 10 JJJG JJJG Attempts a suitable
JJJG JJJG
CA = 0 and CB = 4 giving CA CB = 40 + 0 + 6 = 46 M1
scalar product.
Allow 1 sign slip
6 1
Allow +
46 46 23 dM1 Allow +
cos( ACB ) = ,= = (o.e.) A1 A1 for an exact
52 117 2 13 3 13 39 fraction (no surds)
(3)
JJJJG JJJG JJJG JJJG JJJJG
(d) Form Rhombus. Let CM = 12 CA then CD = CB + 3CM M1 Attempt suitable
rhombus or unit
16 19 vectors
JJJG or JJJG
CD = 4 OD = 11 A1
10 5

3 8 dM1 Dep. On 1st M1.
JJJG JJJG For attempt
r = OC + tCD, r = 7 + t 2 (o.e.) equation of line
5 5 A1
(4)
(13)
Question Scheme Marks Notes
4. (a) a1 = 1, a2 = 3, a3 = 7, a4 = 15, a5 = 31, a6 = 63 B1
(1)
(b) Sub: ar +1 = 2 r +1 r +1
1; 2ar + 1 = 2(2 1) + 1 = 2
r
1 B1cso Correct
demonstration in r
(1)
(c) a = 2 1 = 2 n
r
r r B1 For 1 = n
2 ( 2 1)
n M1 Use of GP formula
2 = 2 1 , therefore a
r
r = 2(2n 1) n (o.e.) A1 Any correct expres'
A1 needs n too.
(3)
(d) 1 1 1 Or equiv in words
ar +1 = 2ar + 1 ar +1 > 2ar < B1cso
ar +1 2 ar
(1)
(e) 1 1
< 2 and
1 1
< 2 <
( ) 1 2
2
M1 Use of (d) to get
any 2 inequality for
a4 a3 a5 a4 a3 4th and 5th terms

1 1 ( 12 ) ( 12 ) or A1cso All 3 inequalities &

2 1
5
1
So:
r =1 ar
< 1 + + +
3 7 7
+
7
4 no incorrect work
(2)
(f) Lower limit = 1+ 13 + 71 = 31
21
B1cso
Identify GP a = 17 , r = 1
2
M1 Correct r or a
1
2 dM1 Attempt sum |r|<1
Use S = 7
1
= A1 Correct expression
1 2 7 or sum
Upper limit = 1+ 13 + 72 = 34
21
A1cso
(5)
(13)
Question Scheme Marks Notes

5. (a) Differentiate: uv = v u dx + u v dx M1 Attempt to diff
A1 Correct prod. rule

uv leading to 1 = u d x + v dx (*)
A1cso
u v (3)
S+ for 1 c2 = s2
(b)
v dx = cos 2 x
B1
v (1)
(c) du 2 Multiply by u and
Diff. u sin 2 x = u dx gives sin x + u2sin x cos x
u= M1 differentiate
dx Or quotient rule
du 2 1 du 1 2sin x cos x dM1 Collect u terms
sin x = u(1 2sin x cos x) =
dx u dx sin 2 x A1cso
(3)
(d) 1 1 2 sin x cos x M1 Separation of vars.
Separate variables: u du = sin x dx 2 Condone missing
integral signs.
RHS = ( cosec x 2 cot x ) dx
2 M1 Prepares RHS

Integrate: ln u = cot x, 2 ln sin x +c A1,A1 +c on 2nd A1

ln ( u sin 2 x ) = cot x ( +c ) M1 Collect ln terms or

remove ln
u = Ae cot x cosec2 x A1cso No incorrect work
(6)
(c) dy d M1 For differentiation
y = e tan x = e tan x sec 2 x or e tan x (tan x )
dx dx
Hence v = Be sec2 x
tan x A1 (2) Condone A not B but
S-
(15)
Question Scheme Marks Notes
[f ( x) g( x)] = [ f ( x)] 2 f ( x)g( x) + [ g( x) ] M1 Attempt to multiply
2 2 2
6. (a) 2

S+ for area Integrate dx throughout with inequality A1cso No incorrect work

comment
(2)
(b) Treat as quadratic in and attempt to use discriminant M1 & identify a, b, c
Clear reason for use of b2 4ac 0 (or < 0) e.g. no real roots M1 Reason for < 0
A1cso Condone 4s
Giving: f ( x)g( x) dx [ f ( x)] dx [ g( x)] dx
2 2 2
(o.e.)
(3)
( )
1
(c) g(x) = 1 + x 3 and f(x) = 1 2

[E] (1 + x 3 ) dx 12 dx M1
2
Then
2 M1, Integration
2
x4
1 ( ) 27
1 + 3
x d x = x + =, ( 2 + 4 ) (1 + 14 ) = A1 6.75 (o.e.)
4 1 4
81 9
So E 2 i.e. E A1cso
4 2
(4)

x (1 + x ) dx = 15 (1 + x )
(d) 2 3
1
4 4 3 4
5
M1 k(..) and 5/4 power
A1 All correct

4 4
2 Must see one of the
3 4
(1 + x ) = ( 9 ) 0 = 9 3 =
5 5 4 12 3
4
A1cso expr' between {..}
15 1 15 15 5 and the answer
(3)
(e) Let E = required integral.
f(x) = (1 + x 3 ) 4 and g(x) = x2
1
B1 Suitable f and g

2 Suitable inequality
Then [ (d) ] E x 4 dx
2
M1 for E
1
2 Allow slip e.g
2
x 325
1 33
1 x dx = 5 = 5 5 = 5 5 5 or 5 5
4 16 1 32 1
M1
1

144 3 33 144
So E E A1cso
25 5 55
(4)
(16)

Awarding of S and T marks

Questions Marks
2, 3, 4 S1 For a fully correct solution that is succinct or includes an S+ point

5, 6, 7 S2 For a fully correct solution that is succinct and includes some S+ points
5, 6, 7 S1 For a fully correct solution that is succinct but does not mention any S+ points
5, 6, 7 S1 For a fully correct solution that is slightly laboured but includes an S+ point
5, 6, 7 S1 For a score of n -1 but solution is otherwise succinct or contains an S+ point
Maximum S score is 6
ALL T1 For at least half marks on all questions
Question Scheme Marks Notes
7. (a) 1
f ( x) = 12 x 2 M1 Some correct diff
3
2
f ( x) = 0 x 2 = 36 M1 f (x) =0 to give x =..

So A (6, 4) and B ( 6, 4 )
nd
[1st A1 for + 6 or (6, 4)] A1A1 2 A1 is cso
(4)
(b) k = 6 (Allow k = + 6) B1ft
(1)
(c) Grad of normal = 1
3 , so gradient of tangent must be 3 B1M1 M1 for perp. rule
S+ for B1
1 1 1 Form a suitable eqn
comment So 3 = 12 x 2 f ( x) = 3 or f ( x) = 3 dM1 using their f'(x)
3
dM1 Solving suitable eqn
36 6 3 2
x =
2
so ( = ) or 10 or 3 A1 p q where p or q is
10 10 5 5 an integer
(5)
(d) 10 12 10 11
y coord: = + = 2.2 10 or 10 M1 Attempt y coord
5 6 5
Equation of normal is: y = 13 ( x ) M1 ft their and
Must be values and
m= 13

i.e. y = 13 x + 2 10 (o.e.) A1
(3)
(e) y
B1 Both branches
Shape
Follow through
(6, 4); (-6, 4) B1ft their A and B
(-6,4) (6, 4) Asymptotes
B1B1 -1 each omission
x
x =0 , y = 13 x x
y= 3 is OK
(4)
(f) If intersect then line = curve gives: (3m 1) x 2 + 3 x 36 = 0 M1 Attempt line =
curve 3TQ
S+ for Disciminant < 0 gives: 9 < 4 (3m 1)(36) M1 Correct use of discr
comment
leading to ineq in m
5 M1 Solving to m < k
Solving : 48m < 15, so m < A1 A1 for k= 165 (o.e.)
16
S+ for 5 5 A1 Both
comment From sketch :
<m< (5) [Allow M1M1M1 for
on m > ... 16 16 MR of l for 1]
ALT 12 Use of limiting
(f) Tangent at , 3 + goes through (0, 1), gradient = m = f () case: gradient of
chord = gradient of
1 12 + 12 1 M1 tangent (= gradient
Leads to equation: 2 = 3 of line)
3
36 + 36 3
2 2
= 3 = 72 or = 24 M1 Solve for
3 2 3 2
1 12 5 Then as above
m= 2 = etc
3 16
(22)
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