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EXCEL II STPM 2008 (Mathematics S & T Paper 1) 950/1, 954/1
x 2  x  12
1. Express in partial fractions. [3]
(2 x  1)( x 2  4)
2. Find the solution set of the inequality

3
 5  4x [5]
1 x
 x  x ,x  0
3. The function f is defined by f (x) =  1 2x .
 e  1 , x  0
Determine whether f (x) is continuous at x = 0. Sketch the graph of y = f (x). [5]
4. If y  pe 2 x cos(3 x  q)  e x , where p and q are constants, show that
d2y dy
2
4  13 y  1 0e x . [6]
dx dx
5. The matrices A and B are given by
 1 3 1   2 1 7 
   
A =  0 1 2  and B =  0 0 2 
 0 1 0   0 1 1 
   
a) Show that AB = BA = 2I where I is 3 x 3 identity matrix.

[2]
b) Hence, show that (AB)-1 = B-1A-1 .
[5]
1 1 1
6. Show that may be expressed in the form  . [2]
r (r  2) ( r  1)( r  2) r (r  1)(r  2)
n
1
Using the method of differences, find  ur , where ur  . [5]
r 1 r ( r  2)
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7. The functions f and g are defined by
f : x  x 2  1, x  R
x 1
g:x , x  R, x  1
x 1
a) Find the composite function fg, and state its domain and range. [4]
b) Show, by definition that gf is an even function. [4]
1
8. a) Evaluate  0 x 3 e 2 x dx. [5]
0.4
b) Find an approximate value of  0
ln (3 + x) dx by using the trapezium
rule with five ordinates. Give your answer correct to 3 decimal places.
Sketch the curve and determine whether the estimated value is larger or smaller
than the exact value. [5]
1
9. Expand in ascending powers of y up to and including the term in y 3 . [3]
1 y
Hence, by taking y  x  x 2 in your series, show that for small x,
1 1 1 7
 1 x  x 2  x3 [3]
1 x  x 2 2 8 16
1
By taking x  , find the value of 31 correct to four decimal places. [4]
5
10. a) Obtain the three roots z1, z2 and z3 of the equation z3 – 8 = 0.

Find the modulus and argument of z1, z2 and z3. [5]
b) Given that ‌│z – 3 + 3i │= 4. Sketch the locus for z.
Hence find the least and greatest values of
(i) │z + 1│ (ii) arg (z + 1) [6]
11. Find the coordinates of the turning points on the graph of y  x 3  12 x  12, and sketch
the graph. [5]
Find the set of values of k for which the equation x 3  12 x  12  k has more than one
real solution. [2]
Taking a suitable first approximation, use the Newton-Raphson method to obtain a
sequence of approximations for the positive root of the equation x 3  12 x  12  0 .
Your sequence should terminate when you consider that you have found the root correct
to three decimal places. [6]
12. Prove that the equation of the tangent to the rectangular hyperbola xy  c 2 at the point
 c
P  cp,  is x  p 2 y  2cp. [4]
 p
 c  c
If the tangents at the points P  cp,  and Q  cq,  intersect each other at the point
 p  q
T ( X ,Y ) ,
X 2c
Prove that pq  and p  q  [4]
Y Y.
2 1 
If the chord PQ has a fixed length of d, show that d  c ( p  q )  1  2 2  .
2 2
[4]
 pq 
Deduce that T lies on the curve with the equation 4c 2 ( x 2  y 2 )(c 2  xy )  d 2 x 2 y 2 [3]
END OF QUESTION PAPER
Answer Scheme
x 2  x  12 A Bx  C
1.   2 [1]
(2 x  1)( x  4) 2 x  1 x  4
2
x 2  x  12  A( x 2  4)  (2 x  1)( Bx  C )
[1]
A  3, B  1, C  0
x 2  x  12 3 x
  2 [1]
(2 x  1)( x  4) 2 x  1 x  4
2
3
2.  5  4x
1 x
3
5  4x  0 [1]
1 x
 5  4x  1 x  3  0
1 x
4x  9x  2
2
0 [1]
1 x
 4 x  1  x  2   0 [1]
1 x
Consider
4x 1  0
x20 1 x  0
1
x x2 x 1
4
[1]
+ 1
- 1 + 2 -
4
 1 
Set solution of x is  x : x  ,1  x  2  [1]
 4 
 x x
 ,x  0
3. f (x) =  2
 1  x
e 1 ,x  0
f  0  e  1 [1]
lim f  x   0 lim f  x   e  1 [1]

x  0 x  0
lim f  x  does not exist

x 0
∴ f  x  is not continuous at x = 0. [1]

y
e+1
[1]
y  e1 x  1
1
x x [1]
y=
2
4. y  pe 2 x cos(3 x  q)  e x
dy
 pe 2 x [3 sin(3 x  q )]  p cos(3x  q )( 2e 2 x )  e x [1]
dx
 3 pe 2 x sin(3 x  q )  2( y  e x )  e x [1]
d2y dy
[1]
  3 pe [3 cos(3 x  q )]  3 p sin(3 x  q )(2e )  2  ex
2x 2x
dx 2 dx
dy
 9 pe 2 x cos(3x  q )  6 pe 2 x sin(3x  q)  2  ex [1]
dx
 dy  dy
=  9( y  e )  2 2 y  e  2  ex
x x
[1]
 dx  dx
dy
= 4  13 y  10e x [1]
dx
d2y dy
 2
4  13 y  10e x (Shown)
dx dx
 1 3 1  2 1 7  2 0 0
    
5. a) AB =  0 1 2  0 0 2    0 2 0  [1]
 0 1 0  0 1 1   0 0 2
    
 2 1 7  1 3 1  2 0 0
    
BA =  0 0 2  0 1 2   0 2 0 [1]
 0 1 1  0 1 0   0 0 2
    
= 2I
 AB = BA = 2I
5. b) AB = 2I
(AB)(AB)-1 = 2I(AB) -1 [1]
(AB) -1 = ½I [1]
AB = 2I
ABB-1 = 2IB-1 [1]
A = 2B-1
AA-1 = 2B-1A-1 [1]
B-1A-1 = ½I [1]
(AB)-1 = B-1A-1 = ½I
 shown
1
6.
r ( r  2)
r 1
 [1]
r (r  1)(r  2)
r 1
  [1]
r (r  1)(r  2) r (r  1)(r  2)
1 1
 
(r  1)( r  2) r ( r  1)( r  2)
 shown
1 A B
 
(r  1)(r  2) r  1 r  2
A  1, B  1
1 1 1
  [1]
(r  1)(r  2) r  1 r  2
1 1 r 2r
  [1]
r ( r  1) ( r  1)( r  2) r ( r  1)( r  2)
1 1 1  1
    [1]
2  r (r  1) (r  1)(r  2)  r (r  1)( r  2)
Hence,
n 
n
 1 1  1 1 1 

r 1
u r   
r 1   r  1
    
r  2  2  r (r  1) (r  1)(r  2)  
1 1  11 1 
=      [1]
 2 n  2  2  2 ( n  1)( n  2) 
3 2(n  1)  1
 
4 2(n  1)(n  2)
3 2n  3
  [1]
4 2(n  1)(n  2)
 x 1
7. (a) fg ( x)  f  
 x 1
2
 x 1
  1 [1]
 x 1
4x
 [1]
 x  1
2
Domain of fg   x : x  R, x  1 [1]
Asymptote : x  1
Min. po int(1, 1)
Range of fg   y : y  1 [1]
x2  1  1
(b) gf ( x)  2
x 1 1
2
x
 2 [1]
x 2
 x
2
gf ( x)  [1]
 x  2
2
x2
 [1]
x2  2
gf ( x)  gf ( x) [1]
 gf is an even function.
1
  e 2 x   1 3x 2 2 x
   
1
8. (a)  0 3
x e 2 x
dx =  x 3  e dx [1]
  2 0 0 2
1
 e 2   3 x 2  e 2 x   1 3 x 2 x
=   0         e dx [1]
 2   2  2  0 0 2
1
e 2  3e 2   3x  e 2 x   1 3 2 x
=    0         e dx [1]
2  4   2  2   0 0 4
5e 2  3e 2  3 1
=    0   e 2 x  [1]
4  4  8
0
3 2 1
= 2e  e  1  3  19e
2
8 8

2
or 0.05358  [1]
0.4
1
(b)  ln  3  x  dx = 2  0.1 ln 3  2  ln 3.1  ln 3.2  ln 3.3  ln 3.4
0
[1]
= 0.465 (3 d.p) [1]
Since graph is concave

downwards (trapezium lower
ln 3
than graph) . The estimated
value is smaller than the exact
value. [1]
[2]
-3 0.4
1  12
9.  (1  y ) [1]
1 y
 1  3  1  3  5 
           
1  2  2 2  2  2  3
= 1 y  y 
2
y [1]
2 2! 3!
1 3 5 3
= 1 y  y2  y [1]
2 8 16
When y  x  x 2 ,
1 1 3 5
 1 ( x  x 2 )  ( x  x 2 ) 2  (x  x 2 )3 [1]
1 x  x 2 2 8 16
1 1 3 5
= 1 x  x 2  ( x 2  2 x 3  x 4 )  ( x 3  ....) [1]
2 2 8 16
1 1 7 3
= 1 x  x2  x (shown) [1]
2 8 16
1 1 5
1  
Let x  , 1 1 31 31 [1]
5 1 
5 25 25
2 3
5 11 11 7 1
 1         [1]
31 25 85 16  5 
= 0.8985 [1]
31  5.5648 (to 4 decimal places) [1]
10. (a) z 3  8  0
[1]
 z  2  z 2  2z  4  0
Roots = 2, 1  3i , 1  3i [1]
z1  2  z2  z3 [1]
2 2
arg z1  0 , arg z2  , arg z3   [2]
3 3
b) y
-1
A
Aα x
θ D
[2]
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12
4
B z  3  3i  4
B
(i) z  1 max  AB  5  4  9
z  1 min  AD  5  4  1 [1]
1  4  3
(ii)   sin     tan 1   [1]
5 4

arg  z  1 min          [1]
2
arg  z  1 max      0.2838 [1]
dy
11.  3x 2  12 [1]
dx
At the turning point,
3 x 2  12  0
x  2
Max point( 2, 4) [1]
Min point (2,-28) [1]
y  x 3  12 x  12
[2]
4
-2
-28
  k : 28  k  4 [2]
f '( x )  3x 2  12 [1]
f '(4)  36
Let x1  4
f ( x1 )
x2  x1 
f '( x1 )
4
 4 [1]
36
 3.8889 [1]
 3.8889   12(3.8889)  12
3
x3  3.8889 
3  3.8889   12
2
 3.8845 [1]
 3.8845   12(3.8845)  12
3
x4  3.8845 
3  3.8845   12
2
 3.8845 [1]
 x  3.885 (correct to 3 decimal places). [1]
12. xy  c 2
dy c2
 2 [1]
dx x
 c  dy c2 1
At point P  cp,  ,  2 2  2 [1]
 p  dx c p p
 c
The equation of the tangent at the point P  cp,  ,
 p
c 1
y    2  x  cp  [1]
p p
p 2 y  cp   x  cp [1]
x  p y  2cp.................(1)
2
(shown)
 c
The equation of the tangent at the point Q  cq,  is
 q
x  q 2 y  2cq..................(2)
(1) – (2) :
 
y p 2  q 2  2c  p  q  [1]
2c
y
pq
 2c 
x  2cp  p 2   [1]
 pq
2 pqc
x [1]
pq
2 pqc (shown)
X  .................(3)
pq
2c
Y ..................(4) [1]
pq
X
(3)  (4) : pq 
Y
2c
From (4) : p  q 
Y
2
c c
d       cp  cq 
2 2
[1]
 p q
2
 cq  cp 
  c  p  q
2
 2
[1]
 pq 
2
 c ( p  q ) 
 c2  p  q 
2
  [1]
 pq 
( p  q)2
 c2  p  q 
2
 c2 2 2
[1]
p q
2  1 
 d 2  c 2  p  q  1  2 2  (shown)
 p q 
 1 

d 2  c 2 p 2  q 2  2 pq  1  2 2 
p q 


 1 
 c 2  p  q   4 pq  1 
2
 [1]
    pq  2 
 
 
  
4X  
2
2  2c  1 
d  c   
2
 1 [1]
 Y  y    X  2 
   
  Y  
 4c 2 4 X  Y2 
 c2  2   1  
Y Y  X2 
 c 2  XY  X 2  Y 2 
 4c 2  2  2 
 Y  X 

d 2 X 2Y 2  4c 2 X 2  Y 2 c 2
 XY  [1]
 T lies on the curve with the equation

4c 2 x 2  y 2 c 2

 xy  d 2 x 2 y 2 (shown)
PROGRAM EXCEL 2008

MATHEMATICS T STPM (PAPER 1)
YEAR 2008
SEKTOR PENGURUSAN AKADEMIK

JABATAN PELAJARAN NEGERI SABAH
COORDINATOR
JUDY LIAN YEE LING

SEKTOR PENGURUSAN AKADEMIK
LIST OF PANEL MEMBERS
1. Soon Shu Nee SM St. Mary, Sandakan

2. Chu Meei Lin Sekolah Tinggi Kota Kinabalu
3. YM. Rj. Seman B. Rj. Hussin SMK Beaufort

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EXCEL II STPM 2008 (Mathematics S & T Paper 1) 950/1, 954/1

2. Find the solution set of the inequality

Determine whether f (x) is continuous at x = 0. Sketch the graph of y = f (x). [5]

4. If y  pe 2 x cos(3 x  q)  e x , where p and q are constants, show that

5. The matrices A and B are given by

a) Show that AB = BA = 2I where I is 3 x 3 identity matrix.

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7. The functions f and g are defined by

Hence, by taking y  x  x 2 in your series, show that for small x,

10. a) Obtain the three roots z1, z2 and z3 of the equation z3 – 8 = 0.

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END OF QUESTION PAPER

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lim f  x   0 lim f  x   e  1 [1]

lim f  x  does not exist

∴ f  x  is not continuous at x = 0. [1]

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(AB)(AB)-1 = 2I(AB) -1 [1]

ABB-1 = 2IB-1 [1]

AA-1 = 2B-1A-1 [1]

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= 0.465 (3 d.p) [1]

Since graph is concave

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31  5.5648 (to 4 decimal places) [1]

arg  z  1 max      0.2838 [1]

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PROGRAM EXCEL 2008

SEKTOR PENGURUSAN AKADEMIK

JUDY LIAN YEE LING

LIST OF PANEL MEMBERS

1. Soon Shu Nee SM St. Mary, Sandakan

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