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A Assignment Nu Cover Sheet Name: Drill Current work Question Done BP Ready Topic Comment Aa C4 Integration Repeated linear factors 3 (x ) 3 (x ) + c Ab C4 Integration cos^ conversion x + sinx + c Ac C4 Integration sin^ conversion 3 x 3 sin8x + c 16 Ba C4 Integration R method x solve 1.17 c, 3.6 c Bb C4 Integration R method x solve 1.13 c, 3.18 c, 4.8 c, 0.04 Bc C4 Integration R method x/ solve 0 c, π c Ca C3 Num Meth confirm root in interval Use a change of sign argument. Remember to say that f(x) is continuous on the interval! Cb C3 Num Meth confirm root in interval Use a change of sign argument. Remember to say that f(x) is continuous on the interval! Cc C3 Num Meth confirm root in interval Use a change of sign argument. Remember to say that f(x) is continuous on the interval! Da C3 MOD sketch & define range f(x) 0 Db C3 MOD sketch & define range f(x) Dc C3 MOD sketch & define range f(x) 1a C4 Integration sin(3x+1) 1 cos(3x + 1) + c 3 1b C4 Integration cos(x/) 8 sin ( x ) + c 1c C4 Integration tanx ln (cosx) + c 1d C4 Integration cot4x 1 ln (sin4x) + c 4 1e C4 Integration trig reverse chain 1 10 sec5 x + c 1f C4 Integration tan5x 1 ln(cos5x) + c 5 1g C4 Integration sin^ conversion 1 x 1 sin1x + c 4 1h C4 Integration cos^ conversion 3 x + 3 sin4x + c 8 1i C4 Integration tan^ conversion 3 tan4x 3x + c 4 1j C4 Integration trig reverse chain 1 6 tan6 y + c 1k C4 Integration cosec3u cot3u 1 cosec3u + c 3 1l C4 Integration reverse chain 1 (3x + 1) 7 + c

Consolidation Extra questi ons 1m C4 Integration trig fraction 1 ln( + tan3x) + c 3 1n C4 Integration partial fractions ln x 3 ln x c C4 Integration definite case 3 partial Proof fract 3a C3 Trig Proof Proof 3b Hence C4 Integral 1 3 4 4a C3 Trig Proof Proof 4b Hence C4 Integral 0 5 C4 Integral definite trig 3 1 4 3 6a C4 integral definite sin^ conversion 1 6b C4 Integral definite cos^ conversion 3π + 9 3 4 7a C4 Binomial expand /root(-3x) + ( 3 x 4 ) + (7 x ) 3 + ( 135 x3 ) 18 + 7b C4 Binomial state validity Valid x < /3 7c C4 Binomial estimate /root170 0.1534 8a M Kinematics find velocity given 56ms -1 displace 8b M Kinematics find acc given 8 ms - displacement 9a M Kinematics find position given 9m velocity 9b M Kinematics find accel given velocity -6 ms - 9c M Kinematics find max velocity 13.5 ms -1 9d M Kinematics find distance @ max 15.5 m velocity 10a M Kinematics acc vector find velocity 0.5i j ms -1 10b M Kinematics acc vector find speed 1.3 ms -1 10c M Kinematics find position given acc i 0.4j m vect 10d M Kinematics find displace @ t = 4.56m 11a M Projectiles find speed & direction 13 m s 1, 39 o above horizontal 11b M Projectiles find speed & direction 11 m s 1, 7.7 o below horizontal 1a C3 Identities which is true? D 1b C3 Identities which is true? A TT3Ai R, α transformations R = 5 TT3Aii R, α transformations -5 TT3Aiii R, α transformations 1.85

TT3Aiv R, α transformations 3.84, 6.16 TT3B Implicit differentiation 9y7x 3

One of the most endearing things about mathematicians is the extent to which they will go to avoid doing any work. M Pardage A Maths with Mechanics Assignment Due in w/b 08/01/18 (nu) Drill Part A Integrate the following functions a) 3x dx (x ) 3 (b) cos x dx (c) 3sin 4x dx Part B Write in form indicated and hence solve for x (in radians to dp) in the interval [0, π]: (a) 4sin x3cos x.5 (b) 5cosx + 1sinx = 6 (c) cos ( x ) + sin (x) = 1 Rsin( x ) Rcos(x α) Rcos ( x α) Part C By first defining f(x) show that each of the following functions has a root on the interval given: 3 6 (a) x x 9x on (0, 0.5) (b) 3 1 x x on (1, ) (c) x sin x on (0.5, 1) Part D For each of the following functions, with domain mark any asymptotes (a) f ( x) 3x (b) f ( x) x (c) x R, sketch its graph and state its range: 3 f ( x) x Learning formulae * you will need these in C4 integration Complete the following: sin(a+b) sin(a B) cos (A+B) cos (A B) tan(a+b) tan(a B) sina cosa

or or tana sin x+cos x= 1+cot x tan x+1 *sinacosb *cosasinb *cosacosb *sinasinb *factor formulae express as sum or difference of sines and cosines Complete the table: you will feel more confident about integration if you learn these f(x) f(x) f(x) f(x) x n cosecx e x secx 1/x cotx sinx sec x cosx cosecxcotx tanx secxtanx cosec x 1. Integrate the following functions using an appropriate method when required (a) -sin(3x +1) dx (b) 4 cos ( x ) dx (c) tanx dx (d) cot4x dx (e) sec 5 x tanx dx (f) tan5x dx (g) sin 6x dx (h) 3cos x dx (i) 3tan 4x dx (j) sec ytan 5 y dy (k) cosec3ucot3u du (l) 4x(3x +1) 6 dt (m) sec 3x 4 x dx +tan3x ( x)( x3). Show that x 6x 7 5 dx ln ( x)( x3) 18 0 For the following definite integrations with limits give an exact answer in terms of π. 3. a) Show that sin x +3cos x +cosx.

b) Hence evaluate * check using your calculator to see if you re right!!! * /4 (sin x 3cos ) /1 x dx 4cos x 4. a) Show that cos ec x sec x sin x. b) Hence evaluate 5. Evaluate /6 0 /3 4cos x dx * check using your calculator to see if you re right!!! * sin x /6 (sin 3x cos x) dx * check using your calculator to see if you re right!!! * 6. Evaluate and check using your calculator to see if you re right!!! 1 π (a) sin xdx (b) 3 cos ( x ) dx 4 0 6 0 7. a) Expand, in ascending powers of x up to x 3, b) State the validity of your expansion c) Use your expansion to estimate 170 3x correct to 4.d.p (check this on your calculator!!) Mechanics Use differentiation and integration for questions where the acceleration is not constant 8 A particle P moves in a straight line such that at time t its displacement from a fixed point O is given by x = 4t 3 + t. (a) Find the velocity when t = (b) Find the acceleration when t = 1 9 A particle P is moving along the x-axis with velocity v = (18t 6t ) ms -1. When t = 0, P is at x = m. (a) Find the position of P when t = 3. (b) Find the acceleration when t =. (c) Find the maximum velocity. (d) Find the distance OP when the velocity is a maximum. 10 Given that the acceleration vector of an object is a = 0.j ms -,with initial velocity 0.5i ms -1, and that the object starts at the origin, find: (a) The velocity at time t = 10

(b) The speed when t = 6 (c) The position vector at t = (d) The displacement from the origin at t = 4 11 A particle is projected with a speed of 1 m s 1 at an angle of elevation 60 o. Find its i) speed ii) and direction of motion after a) 1 second b) seconds 1. For these questions decide which of the responses given is (are) correct then choose A if 1, and 3 are correct B if only 1 and are correct C if only and 3 are correct D if only 1 is correct E if only 3 is correct a) 4 x 1 cos cos 4 y 1 sin sin 1. x y 0. x y cos sin 1 3. x 1 sin b) f x e ' '' sin x 1. f 0 1. f 0 1 3. f 0 1 Optional extra questions for you if you are catching up on work from the C3 mock exam A f x 7cos x 4sin x Given that f x Rcos x α, where R 0,0 α, and x and α are measured in radians,

i) find R and show that α = 1.9 to decimal places. Hence write down ii) the minimum value of f (x), iii) the value of x in the interval 0 x π which gives this minimum value. iv) Find the smallest two positive values of x for which 7 cos x4sin x 10 B Find the equation of the tangent to the curve with implicit equation point (, 1). 3 x 3xy y 9 at the