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The factions Fand g ae defined as follows.
(a) Find the range off
()_ Write down the range of a
(©) Find the exact solution ofthe equation fg(s) = 21, giving your answer asa single logarithm. (4)2. OIN 201P12/06Ia,b
f=
a), Given tha the minimum value of
213 oceurs when x =~1, explain why f(s) has an inverse
a
() On the anes below: skeet the graph of y= F(x) and the graph of y
and state the intercepts on the coordinate anes.
"(Label each graph
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3. ON 201P13/03/a,b
(a) f)=4Ine—1)
(0) Write down the largest possible domain for the function a
Find 17144) and its domain a
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=I 3
hoy = V2=3 fore 3
Solve gh(x) = bl
4, MIS 201P12105ia,b,6,4,0
fixe Qx43)) for x> 0
(a) Find the range off a‘ona Marana O Lev. Top Nando °
(b) Explain why Fhas an inverse
(©) Find £7
(@) State the domain of
(©) Given that g:xe+ Inge+4) for x > 0, find the exact solution of f(s) = 49,
5. OIN 191 12/05/a,b
(a) Wisgiventhat fsx /% for 930,
Bue eeS for 320
enity each ofthe following fuetions with oneof 7. @tace ah, at
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a
a
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and b(1)= 16, find the value ofa and of b eB
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Fisgivenalsomhat gWJ=e+4 fr xe R
(ii) Find the value oF Ft, a
sin for 0< x= 2m radians
foe sR
3
(Write down the range off a
(i) Find "(yan write down ts ange b)Adasen ener Lee P Toes Wek nt Fanon
i) Solve 2fets) = LL 4)
8. Mid 18/P11103
Diagrams A to D show four diferent graphs. In each ease the whole eraph is shown and the seales on
the two axes are the same.
A B
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Place ticks inthe boxes inthe table to indicate which descriptions. if an apply’ o each graph, There
‘ay be more than one tik in any row or column ofthe table oy
Not a function
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Functions fand g are defined, for x > 0, by
f(s) = Ins,
go) = 2843.
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(ii) Weite down the range of nm
(i) Find the exact value of Fg),
(iy) Find e°"(0) and sate its domai
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(a) Irisgiventhat (= 36" +5 for ve.
State the range off m
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a
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for-S.
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ar- se
Express
(L) see poner or
Find the values of «for which f and g are increasing atthe same rate with respect 0.
4
18. ON 121121010
‘A funetion Fis such that f(x)
and f().
(Show that b= and find the value ofa
i +42 + a +. It's given that 2— 1 i a factor of both fs)Using the values of and from part (i)
(Gy ind the remainder when fx) is divided by x +3, 2
(i) express fl) inthe form fx) = (2e— 1px? + gx-+ 7, where pg and rae imtegers to be
found, a
(is) find the values of x for which fs) =. 2
19, mis 120P12107
(Sketch the grph of =? —x 6, showing the coordinates ofthe points where the curve
meets the coordinate axes, 6)
BlAstea rates Lent Tope Wook 22
20, Md 12/P12IA10/a,b
(a) Wis given that fe) =
© Find P00.
forx #-2.x6R.
i) Find 0,
i) Solve Pe)=:
(b) The functions g, band k are defined, fore by
a= 4-5,
ko
Express the following in terms of g,h and/or k
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Answer ony one ofthe following two alternatives,
EITHER
‘A fanetion fs such that f(x) = In(Sx ~ 10), for x > 2
(State the range off a
Find (0, 8
(i) State the range of a
Gv) Solve hs) =0. ey
‘A funetiong is such that g(x)
0) Solve sft)
OR
‘A function Fis such that fs)
2e=In2. for ER,
wy (a)
lo" +2. ors ER,
(State the range off ao
(i Solve fe) =26, a
i) Find 09, fo
(Gv) State the domain of mn
A finction g is such that g(2)=2e'—4,forx ER,
(©) Using he substitution ¢= e* or otherwise, solve u(x) = fl) i
Start your answer to Question 12 here
Indicate which question you are answering. | EITHER.
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(On the diagram above, sketch the eurve
ii) Write down the numberof solutions ofthe equation [I + 3sin2
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(@) The funetion Fis such that fa) = 22 Be +5. are
(© Show that fx)
8
2ead and Wie Puiatne 7 oe
(i) Hence. or otherwise, write down a suitable domain for fso that exists. 0
(b) ‘The functions g and hare defined respectively by
s@=44, 20, hie
(Write down the range of g and of i! BI
(ii) On the axes below, sketch the graphs of y= g(2) and y= (2), showing the coordinates
‘of any points where the curves meet te coordinate axes. a
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(Gi) Find the value of x for which gh(x) = 85 14)PES
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restricted domain
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=(2y+3)' or equivalent
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(2in(x+4)+3)
In(r4)=2
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so b> 25
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2a
fe)
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(Find and simplify an expression for fe).
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Gi) Show thar 69) where p,q and rare integers.
3. MU 211P24109/a,b,¢,4
‘A function fis defined, forall real values ox, by f(x)
(@) Pind the range of £
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(8) Find an expression for (2) and stat its domain, Bl
(© SoveM@=0. a
(@) Sketch the graph of y= f(x). Hence, on the same axes, sketch the graph of y = (a). Give the
coordinates of any points where the graphs erss the axes, 4
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‘The function fis defined by (2)
(2) Sketch the graph of
Ox+1) forx>0,
(x) and hence sketch the graph of y = £""(x) onthe axes below, [3]‘sonal Mamas © Lv P.2 Tepe Wooo 10 Ut Ron
The function gis defined by 960) =(8=4)*+1 for x 4
©) () Findan expression for g" (4) and sate its domain and ange on
5. Mid 19/P221012Ia,b
(a) The functions fand gare defined by
TG) = e=2 forr> 1,
a0) =4¢-9 for x>0
(State the range ofg "
(G0) Find the domain of gf, m
(GU) Showing ll your working, find the exact solutions of
fo)‘snl Mahemas © Lave P.2 Tope Weak " Unt: incon
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(i) Find an expression for b(n). 8
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‘The functions fand gare defined by
fa) =InGe+2) tors >
Be=e—4 frre
(Solve gfe) = 5 iene Maneats Otel Tape Ma Fran
(Find MG). a
iii) Solve G9 4
7. wis 1924108
The ison is dened by 16)=ycby fer x >25,
@ Find an expression for f™"(x), RB
Gil) State the domain of f~'(x). mm
(Gil) Find an expression for (x), giving your answer inthe form £4, where a,b, ¢ and d are
integers tobe found. reAton Mattie © Lee 2 Tonic Wetbok ® ne Foon
8. Mid 18/P22/0101a(4i),b,e
(@) @ On the axes below, sketch the graph of y=[(«+3)(e—S)| showing the coordinates of the
points where the curve meets the axis, a
Gi) Write down a suitable domain for the function f(x) =|(x-+3)(r~5)| such that f has an
inverse, tt]AdohraNaranatcs QLeuiPA Tae Wonbink |
(b) The faction gand hare defines by
oo ee
tnd ras,
(Find bg@,
i) Find Gaey"0.
(©) Given that p(a) = and sha the function phas an inverse, wrte down p #().
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‘The functions Fand gare defined for real values of x 1 by
x3,
(Find gt)
Find ge),
0
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a
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(i) Solve fp(a) =4—1
to, mu trP22108
INS idee fr x<3,by fe) 226+,
[Express f) in the form a(e— 3)? +6, where a, band care constants,
i)
oIee a ee
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relationship betcen them, io
(Gil) Using your answer from part (, ind an expression for f(s), stating its domain, ann
wig 171221012 3
The fnetion gis defined, for x >—4, by gta) = 5B
Show that g(x) i always negative,
()_Wiite down the range of g
‘The function his defined, forall real x, by n(x) = x + 3, where kis a constant
(Gi Find an expression for he).
(Gv) Given that hg(0) = 5, find the value of
(9) State the domain of he
a
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The functions f and g are defined for real values ofxby
A= (et 2F +1,
a)
@ Find £°(-3).
(Show thar gs) = ex).
save ats) =
2
a
44, Wid 16/P22/Q1 t/a,b,c
(a) A function Fis defined, forall real x, by
f=
Find the greatest value off) andthe value of for which this oeeurs BI
is such that g“'(2) exists. Explain why > 1 isa suitable domain
for s(. [6
(©) The funetionsh and k are defined by
here Igee+2) fore >=2,
kres for Lby
f@)=2+Inx,
gO) = 2043.
© Find te0, i)
(i) Find £709. a
(i) Find “09. iB
(Gv) Solve the equation f(s) = 4, iy(9) Solve the equation gf(x) = 20. "1POEs
1. Mid 211P22105ia,b,¢
1
2
© 30042 ce
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(©) Correct sketch for domain
oer 810"
2. Mid 211P2210131e,
WO F>0
(28 -3y-1-0
or 2y*~3ay-1=0
Coercely applies quadtatc formals:
3. MIS 21/P24/08Ia,b.0.8
@ 3
©) Complete method
Pating y= 3)
and changing subject ox and swapping x
andy
‘or swopping x and y and changing subject
toy
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or £(0)=34e% soi
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i) Any comect domain
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finds 4°) ‘eyed
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