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Class Reg Number  Candidate Name _____________________________________ TA NJONG KAT ONG SECONDARY SCHOOL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION 2010 SECONDARY FOUR ADDITIONAL MA THEMATICS 4038/01 Paper 1 Wednesday 15 Septe!er "010 " #$%rs  Additional Materials: Writing Paper  &EAD THESE INST&'CTIONS (I&ST Write your name, class and index number in the spaces at the top of this page and on all separate riting paper used! Write in dar" blue or blac" pen! # ou may use a soft pencil for any diagram or graphs! $o not use staples, paper clips, highlighters, glue or correction fluid!  Anser a)) %uestions! Write your ansers on the riting paper pro&ided! 'i&e non(exact numerical ansers correct to ) significant figures, or * decimal in the case of angles in degree, unless a different le&el of accuracy is specified in the %uestion! +he use of a scientific calculator is expected, here appropriate! # ou are reminded of the need for clear presentation in your ansers!  At the end of the examination, fas ten all your or" securely together! +he number of mar"s is gi&e n in brac"ets - at the end of each %uestion or p art %uestion! +he total number of mar"s for this paper is ./!

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Class Reg Number  

Candidate Name _____________________________________ 

TANJONG KATONG SECONDARY SCHOOL

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION 2010SECONDARY FOUR 

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 4038/01

Paper 1

Wednesday 15 Septe!er "010 " #$%rs

 Additional Materials: Writing Paper  

&EAD THESE INST&'CTIONS (I&ST

Write your name, class and index number in the spaces at the top of this page and onall separate riting paper used!Write in dar" blue or blac" pen!#ou may use a soft pencil for any diagram or graphs!$o not use staples, paper clips, highlighters, glue or correction fluid!

 Anser a)) %uestions!Write your ansers on the riting paper pro&ided!'i&e non(exact numerical ansers correct to ) significant figures, or * decimal in the

case of angles in degree, unless a different le&el of accuracy is specified in the%uestion!+he use of a scientific calculator is expected, here appropriate!#ou are reminded of the need for clear presentation in your ansers!

 At the end of the examination, fasten all your or" securely together!+he number of mar"s is gi&en in brac"ets - at the end of each %uestion or part%uestion!+he total number of mar"s for this paper is ./!

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T#*s +%est*$n paper ,$ns*sts $- 5 pr*nted pa.es

[Turn ovr

 Mathematical Formulae

1! ALGE"RAQuadratic Equation

For the equation ax2 + bx + c = 0,

 x =a

acbb

2

42−±−

.

 Binomial Theorem

(a + b)n = an +    

  

 1

nan −  1b +   

 

  

 2

n an −  2b2 + . . . +     

 

  

 r 

nan −  rbr  + . . . + bn,

where n is a positive integer and       r n

 = !)!(

!

r r n

n

− =

!)1).......(1(

r r nnn   +−−

2! TRIGONOMETRY Identities

sin2  A + cos2  A = 1.

sec2  A = 1 + tan2  A.

cosec2  A = 1 + cot2  A.

sin ( A ± B) = sin A cos B ± cos A sin B 

cos ( A ± B) = cos A cos B ∓ sin A sin B

tan ( A ± B) = B A

 B A

tantan1

tantan

±

sin 2 A = 2 sin A cos A.

cos 2 A = cos2  A − sin2  A = 2 cos2  A − 1 = 1 − 2 sin2  A

tan 2 A = A

 A2

tan1

tan2

sin A + sin B = 2 sin 21 ( A + B) cos 2

1 ( A −  B)

sin A −

 sin B = 2 cos 2

1

( A + B) sin 2

1

( A −

  B)

cos A + cos B = 2 cos 21 ( A + B) cos 2

1 ( A −  B)

cos A − cos B = −2 sin 21 ( A + B) sin 2

1 ( A −  B)

Formulae for ABC 

sinsin"sin

cba== .

a2

 = b2

 + c2

 −

 2bc cos A.

 

=2

1bc sin A.

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1! iven that T =    

  

 −−

-4

/, ind T1 and hence sove the si*utaneous equations

12/   =−   y x ,-4-   −=   x y . 43

2! #he ine  px y   =+ -  intersects the curve  yqx xy   −=− 2  at the points S (2, -)

and T (a, b). Find

#$% the vaues o p and q, 23

#&% the coordinates o T . 3

 

'! #$% Find the su* and the product o the roots o the equation

20)2)(2(   =++   x x . 23

#&%  5ne root o the quadratic equation 0-)2(4   2 =−+−+   m xm x   is the

negative o the other. Find the vaue o m. 23

(! #$% #he equation o  a curve is12

2

+

+=

 x

 x y .

Find the equation o the nor*a o the curve where 2−= x . -3 

#&%  iven that

2-n

+

+=

 x

 x y , o6tain an e7pression or

 x

 y

d

d. 23

)! &ove the equation θ θ    sec1tan  2 −= , where .0   <<θ  43

*! #he equation  p x x p x   12−=−

  +−+  has a soution x = 2. Find

#$% the vaue o p, 3

#&% the other soution o the equation. 3

+! #$% 87press x x

 x

2

4

2

+

+  in partia ractions. -3

#&% 9ence, ind ∫ +

+

4  

2

2

4

 x x

 xd x. 3

,! #he surace area, A c*

2

, o a sphere is increasing at the rate oπ 

100 c*

2

:s at theinstant when its radius, r , is 4 c*. Find

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#$%t 

d

d, 3

#&% the rate o increase o the vou*e o the sphere at the sa*e instant. 3

-! " particuar species o snai iving in a garden is 6eing studied. "ter t   'ears, the

 popuation o the snai, S , is given 6'   ct eS  200 = , where c  is a constant.

 

(a) Find the initia popuation o the snai in the pond. 13

 

#he popuation o the snai ater - 'ears is to 6e 1200. Find

(6) the e7pected nu*6er o snais ater 'ears, 3

 

(c) the nu*6er o 'ears needed or the popuation o snais to reach -000. 23

10! " po'no*ia,   ( ) x g   when divided 6' ( 122+ x , eaves a quadratic quotient and

no re*ainder. #he constant ter* in ( ) x g   is ;. iven urther that ( ) x g   eaves

re*ainders o ;< and 11 when divided 6' ( )2− x  and ( )+ x  respective', ind

#$% an e7pression or ( ) x g   in descending powers o  x , -3

#&% the nu*6er o rea roots o the equation g( x) = 0, $usti'ing 'our answer. 23

11! iven that  x x y 2sin2cos22

−= , where   .2

0  π <<  x  

#$% Find an e7pression or .d

d

 x

 y23

#&% Find the coordinates o the stationar' point o the curve.

eter*ine the nature o this point. -3

#.% Find the range o vaues o  x  or which y is increasing.

&how 'our wor>ing cear'. 23

12! #he unction is deined, or the interva-

/0

  π  ≤≤  x , 6' ( x) =

2

-sin  x

.

#$% &tate the a*pitude and the period o . 23

#&% &>etch the graph o 1)(0    +=   x y . 3

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#.% 5n the diagra* drawn in part #&%/ s>etch the graph oπ  /

-1

  x y   +=  

or-

/0

  π  ≤≤  x . 13

#% &tate the nu*6er o soutions, or -

/0

  π  ≤≤  x

, o the equation

π <

-

2

-sin2

  x x= . 23

1'! ?n the 6ino*ia e7pansion o ,2  n

 x x    

 

  

  +  where n  is a positive integer, the

coeicient o the third ter* is 420.

#$% &how that n = 1-. 3

#&% @sing the vaue o n  ound in part #$%, ind the coeicient o A x  in the

e7pansion o .1

2

   

   − 

  

   +

 x x

 x x

n

3

En o P$r

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