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PETRUS KY COLLEGE NEW SOUTH WALES in partnership with VIETNAMESE COMMUNITY IN AUSTRALIA NSW CHAPTER JULY 006 MATHEMATICS EXTENSION PRE-TRIAL TEST HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (HSC) Student Number: Student Name: General Instructions Reading time 5 minutes Working time 3 hours Write using black or blue pen Board-approved calculators may be used A table of standard integrals is provided at the back of this paper All necessary working should be shown in every question Write your Student Number and your Name on all working booklets Total marks 96 Attempt Questions 8 Question 8 is optional All questions are of equal value Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page of

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Marks Question (A) Integrate the following, (i) sin x dx cosx (ii) dx 6 x x 4 (Let x 3 = sec u) (iii) x ( x x 5) + + dx (iv) e x dx x e (B) By substituting x = a y, show that a a o 0 f ( xdx ) = f( a xdx ) Hence use this result to evaluate. (i) x ( x ) dx o π cos x sin x (ii) dx 0 + sinx Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 3 of

Question (A) Given Z = i and Z i (i) Express Z and Z in the modulus/argument form. (ii) If Z = w.z express w in the modulus/argument form. (iii) Show Z, Z and Z + Z on an Argand diagram. Hence show that 3π Arg( Z+ Z) = 8 Use the diagram to find the exact value of 3π tan 8 (B) If Z, Z are complex numbers, prove that Z Z = Z Z c+ i Given a complex number Z = where c is real. c i Find Z and hence describe the exact locus of Z if c varies from - to. 4 (C) If w= 3i, find w and arg w, then indicate on an Argand diagram the complex number w, w, iw, w, -w. 4 Show that w = 4w Prove that w is a root of the equation Z 3-64 = 0. Find other roots. Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 4 of

Question 3 (A) P is the point (3cosθ, sinθ ) and Q is the point(3secθ, tanθ ). Sketch the curves which are the loci, as θ varies, of P and Q, marking on them the range of positions occupied by P and Q respectively as θ varies from π to π. (i) Prove that for any value of θ, the line PQ passes through one of the common points of the curves. (ii) Show that the tangent at P to the first curve meets the tangent at Q to the second curve in a point which lies on the common tangent to the two curves at their other common point. (iii) Prove that the two curves have the same length of the latus rectum. (B) Show that the condition for a straight line y = mx + c to touch the ellipse E of x y + = is c = b + a m a b 3 Hence show that the locus of the point P(x, y) from which the tangents to the ellipse E x y + = are perpendicular together, is a curve with the centre at the origin 6 9 and a radius of 5. Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 5 of

Question 4 (A) A function is defined with the polar equation as follows: (i) Find dy in term of θ and show that the graph of this function touches dx the x and y axis. Sketch the curve. 3 (ii) Show that the Cartesian equation of that function is x 3 + y 3 = 4 Show that the equation of the tangent to the curve at the point P( x o, y o ) is: /3 /3 /3 /3 y x+ x y= 4 x. y 0 0 0 0 Prove that the segment intercepted on this tangent by the coordinate axis is independent of the position of P on the curve. 3 4x (B) Consider the function f( x) = x + (i) Show that the function is always positive for any value of x. (ii) Find the asymptote (if any) and the stationary point of that curve. (iii) Sketch the curve y = f(x). (iv) On a separate diagram, sketch the relating curves: a) y = f( x ) b) y = f ( x) c) y = ln f(x) Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 6 of

Question 5 (A) The area bounded by the curve y=sinx, the two lines y=-x and x=π is rotated about the line y=-x. Find the volume of the solid shape of that formation. 6 (B) A cylindrical timber is chopped at two ends by planes which are inclined 60 0 and 45 0 respectively. If the two ends are tilt toward each other and the shortest length of ends is 0cm. Find the volume of that timber. Give the radius of timer is 0cm. 6 0 cm 0cm 45 0 60 0 Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 7 of

Question 6 (A) Two circles intersect at A and D. P is the point on the major arc of one circle. The other circle has the radius r. PA produced and PD produced meet the other circle at B and C respectively. Let APD = α and ACD = β. (i) Show that BC = r sin (α + β ). (ii) As P moves along the major arc AD on its circle, show that the length of the chord BC is independent of the position of P. (iii) If the circles have equal radii, show that BC = cosα.ad (B) P is any point (ct, c/t) on the Hyperbola xy = c, whose centre is O. (i) M and N are perpendicular roots of P to the asymptotes. Prove that PM.PN is constant. (ii) Find the equation of tangent at P, and show that OP and this tangent are equally inclined to the asymptotes. (iii) If the tangent at P meet the asymptotes at A and B, and Q is the fourth vertex of the rectangle OAQB, find the locus of Q. (iv) Show that PA=PB and hence conclude that the area of ΔOAB is independent of position of P. Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 8 of

Question 7 (A) If the polynomial P(x) = x 4-4x 3 + x - 4x + 0 has two zeros (a + ib) and (a - ib) where a and b are real, then find the values of a and b. Hence find the zeros of P(x) over the complex field C, and express P(x) as the product of quadratic factors with rational coefficients. 4 (B) Show that if the polynomial P(x) = 0 has a root a of multiplicity m, then P (x) 0 has a root α of multiplicity (m - ). Given that P(x) = x 4 + x 3-3x - 5x = 0 has a 3-fold root, find all the roots of P(x). 4 (C) Find the cubic roots of unity and express them in the form r(cosθ + i sinθ ). Show these roots on an Argand diagram. If w is one of the complex roots, prove that the other root is w and show that + w + w = 0. (i) Prove that if n is a positive integer, then + w n + w n = 3 or 0 depending on whether n is or is not a multiply of 3. (ii) If x = a + b, y = aw+ bw and z = aw + bw, show that z + y + x = 6ab Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 9 of

Question 8 - Optional (A) A particle is projected vertically upward with initial speed u. The air resistance is proportional to the speed of the particle. (a) If && x = ( g+ kw) with k is the constant, then find the maximum height reached by the particle and the time to do so.. (b) Set up the differential equation for the downward motion. (c) Show that the particle returns to its point of projection with speed v given by g + ku ku ( + v) = glog e[ ] g kv (B) Show that for n 3 4 n+ ( n+ ).ln + ln + 3ln +... + nln( ) = ln( 3 n n! n 3 (C) By using the induction method, prove that n n n (35) + 3 7 + 3 5 + 6 is divisible by for n 3 Petrus Ky College HSC Pre-Trial Mathematics Extension July 006 Page 0 of

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