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    Topic: Macluarins Series

    1) SRJC/BT2/10/2/4b

    tan1

    3x2

    Given y e . Prove that (19x )d y 3(16x)

    dy.

    dx2 dx

    Obtain the Maclaurins series of y etan1 3x up to and including the first three

    terms. [4]

    Ans: 1 3x 9

    x2 2

    2) IJC/BT2/10/1/1

    Find the constants a and b such that, when x is small,

    Ans: a 3

    , b 11

    cos 2 x

    13x1 ax bx2 .

    [4]

    2 83) PJC/BT2/10/1/1

    Given that is sufficiently small such that2cos

    b 3

    192 ,

    a tan 25 250find the values of a and b. [5]

    Ans: a 5;b 35

    4) ACJC/07/2/4i)

    Given that y tan x , show thatd

    2y

    dx2 2 ydy

    . Hence find Maclaurins seriesdx

    for y, up to and including the term in x3. [5]

    ii) Using the standard series expansion for ln1x and Maclaurins series fory, find the series expansion of ln1 tan x, in ascending powers of x up to

    iii)

    and including the term in x3. [2]

    sec2 2xHence show that the first three non-zero terms in the expansion of

    1 tan 2xare 12x 8x2 . [3]

    Ans: i) x 1

    x3 ... , ii)3x

    1x2

    2x3 ...2 3

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    5) NJC/07/2/2

    Given that y

    1

    1x2, show that

    i)1 x2

    d yxy ;

    d x [1]ii) d3 y 0

    d x3

    when x 0[3]

    Obtain the Maclaurins expansion of y up to and including the term in x2. [1]

    Hence find the Maclaurins expansion of y sin1 x up to and including the term

    in x3 . (Integration is required) [2]

    3

    Ans: 11

    x2 ,

    26) NYJC/07/1/4

    x x6

    d3 y d2 y dy

    If yln(cos x) , prove that dx32dx

    2

    0 .dx [2]

    Hence or otherwise, obtain the Maclaurins expansion of y in terms of x up to and

    including the term in x4. [3]

    2 2

    Usingx

    , show that ln 2

    1

    .

    4 16

    96

    x2 x4

    [3]

    Ans: ...2 12

    7) MJC/BT2/10/2/11

    Given that y 3 2e2x 4.i) Show that

    4y3 dy 2 y4 6 0 .

    dx [2]

    ii) By further differentiation of this result, or otherwise, find Maclaurins series

    iii)for y up to and including the term in x

    2 . [3]1

    Deduce the equation of the tangent to the curve y 32e2x 4 at the pointwhere x 0 . [1]

    Ans: 1x 5

    x2 ... ,

    2y 1 x

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    d

    dx

    2

    x

    8) AJC/10/1/3

    The variables x and y are related by

    ydy

    etan1 2x

    dxand the gradient of the curve of y = f(x) at the y-intercept is 2. Prove that

    2

    1 4x 2 y y dy dy2 y .

    dx2 dx

    By further differentiation, find the series expansion of y in terms of x up to and

    including the term in x3. Hence write down the equation of tangent to the curve at

    the y-intercept. [6]

    Ans:12x 2x2

    28x3 , y 1 2x

    2 3 29) SAJC/BT2/10/1/8

    It is given that y lncosx, where

    x

    .

    4 4i) d3 y d2 y dy

    Prove that 2dx3 dx2

    0 .dx [2]

    ii) Find the Maclaurins series forlncosx, up to and including the term in x4 . [3]iii) Deduce that the Maclaurins series for ln1cos2x up to and including the

    term in x4 is ln 2 x2 1x4.

    6 [2]

    Ans: y 1

    x2

    1 x4

    2 12

    10) NYJC/BT2/10/2/3

    It is given that y tan(1 ex ) .i) d2 y dy

    Show thatdx2

    (1 2e y)dx [3]

    ii) Find the Maclaurins series for y in ascending powers of x, up to and including

    the term in x2 . [2]

    iii)Expand

    tan(1ex )

    1 2xas a series in ascending powers of x, up to and including

    the term in x2 and state the range of x for which this expansion is valid. [3]

    Hence, by using the expansion in (iii), find the range of x such thattan(1ex ) 1

    x .1 2x 3 [2]

    Ans: ii) x 1

    x2 ... , iii) x3 x2 , x 1 , 0.5 x 0.471or 0.471 x 0.52 2 2

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    11) IJC/BT2/10/1/7

    The points Q and R are fixed in a plane, and S is a variable point which moves in the

    plane so that QS kRS , where k is a constant such that 0 k1. The angles SQR andSRQ, measured in radians, are x and y respectively (see diagram).

    S

    x yQ R

    i) Show that sin y ksin x . Deduce that y sin 1 k for all positions of S. [2]ii) By differentiation of the equation in part (i), or otherwise, show that

    d

    2y

    dy

    cos y sin y dx2 dx k sin x . [2]

    iii) By using Maclaurins series, or otherwise, show that if x is sufficiently small

    for powers of x above x3 to be neglected, then

    kk2 1y kx

    6x3 .

    [4]