HKDSE Exam Mathematics Extended Part Module 2 Mock Paper 2014 Marking Scheme

Section A
f (1  h)  f (1)
1. f '(1) = lim
h 0 h
e 4(1 h ) 1  e 4 1
= lim 1M
h 0 h
e 4 h  1
= e  3 lim
h 0 h
e 4 h  1
=  4e  3 lim 1M
h  0  4h

=  4e 3 1A

(3)

k
 1
2. General term = Ck12 (2 x 2 )12 k    1M
 x
= (1) k (212  k )(Ck12 ) x 24  3k
(a) 24  3k = 0
k=8 1M
12  8
Constant term = (1) (2 8
)(C812 )
= 7920 1A
(b) 24  3k = 10
14
k= which is not a positive integer. 1M
3
∴ Coefficient of x10 = 0 1A
(5)

tan 2 x
3. y =  x
dx


= 2 (sec 2 x  1) d( x ) 1M

= 2 tan x  2 x  C 1M
  
0 = 2 tan  2   C
4 4

C= 2 1M
2

∴ y = 2 tan x  2 x  2 1A
2
(4)

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4. Let (a, b) be the point of contact.
dy
= 6x2 1M
dx
b9
= 6a2 1M
a
b = 6a3  9……….… (1)
b = 2a3  5…………….… (2)
6a3  9 = 2a3  5 1M
4a3 = 4
a=1 1A
∴ L: y = 6x  9 1A
(5)

5. x2 + y2  2xy cos 120° = ( 61)2 1M

x2 + y2 + xy = 61
When x = 4,
y2 + 4y  45 = 0
y = 5 or 9 (rejected) 1M
dx dy dy dx
2x  2y  x  y =0 1M
dt dt dt dt
dy
2(4)(1)  5(1)  (10  4) =0
dt
dy 13
=
dt 14
13
∴ The speed of B is cm/s. 1A
14
(4)

6. (a) cos (n + m) cos (n  m)

= (cos n cos m  sin n sin m)(cos n cos m + sin n sin m) 1M
= cos2 n cos2 m  sin2 n sin2 m
= cos2 n (1  sin2 m)  (1  cos2 n) sin2 m 1A
= cos2 n  sin2 m 1
(b) cos 5  sin 3 + cos 2 = 0
2 2

cos (5 + 3) cos (5  3) + cos 2 = 0

cos 2 (cos 8 + 1) = 0 1M
cos 2 = 0 or cos 8 = 1

2 = or 8 =  or 3
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   3
= , or 1A
4 8 8
(5)

7. (a)  x cos x dx =  x d(sin x)

= x sin x   sin x dx 1M

= x sin x + cos x + C 1A
(b) x cos x = x
x=0 or cos x = 1
x=0 or x= 1A

The required area =  0
( x cos x  x) dx 1M


 1 
=  x sin x  cos x  x 2  1M
 2 0

1
= 1  2 1
2
1 2
=  2 1A
2
(6)

1 0 1 1 0 1
b 1
8. (a) |M | = b 1 0 = b 1 0 = = b2 1M
0 b
1 b 1 0 b 0

T
 1  b b2  1
1 
M 1 = 2 b 0 b  1A
b  
 1 b 1 


 1 b  1
1 
= 2  b 0 b 1A
b  2 
b 1  b 1 
 b  1 b  1  1 
  1  
(b)  x  = 2   b 0 b   3
 2  b  b2  1  b 1   5 
    
 1  3b  5 
1 
= 2   b  5b 
b  2 
 b  1  3b  5 

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  3b  4 
1 
= 2 4b 
b  2 
 b  3b  4 
b3 = 3b  4…………… (1)
4
x= ………………..… (2)
b
2b2 = b2  3b + 4…….… (3) 1M
From (1), b=1
From (3), b=1 or 4
∴ b=1 1A
x=4 1A
(6)

1 a 1 3  1 a 1 3  1 a 1 3 
     
9.  2 2a  1 2  b b  ~  0 1 b b  6  ~  0 1 b b  6 
 3 3a  4 3  4ab 1  4b   0  4 4ab  8  4b   0  1 ab  2  b 
     
1 a 1 3 
 
~  0 1 b b6  1M
 0 0 (a  1)b 4  2b 
 
Since () has infinitely many solutions, (a  1)b = 4  2b = 0. 1M
∴ a=1 and b = 2 1A
1 1 1 3  1 1 1 3  1 0 3  1
     
 0 1 2  4 ~  0 1  2 4 ~  0 1  2 4  1M
0 0 0 0  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
     
∴ (x, y, z) = (3t  1, 2t + 4, t) for all t  R 1A
(5)

i j k i j k

 

10. (a) OA × OB = 1  1 3 = 1  1 3 = 5i  5j 1M
1 1 2 0 0 5

 
 

OC · ( OA × OB ) = (j + 3k)  (5i  5j) 1M

= 5
The required volume = 5 1A

(b) Area of OADB = 52  52 = 5 2 1M

OC = 02  12  32 = 10 1A

Let h be the height of the parallelepiped with OABD as its base.

5 2h = 5

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 1
h= 1M
2
1
2 1
∴ sin  = =
10 2 5
 = 12.9°, cor. to the nearest 0.1° 1A
(7)

Section B
11. (a) a = 2 1A
x 2  bx  18
f (x) =
x2
22  2b
= xb2 1M
x2
b2=7
b=9 1A
(3)
4
(b) f (x) = x  7 
x2
4
f (0) = 7  =9
2
∴ The y-intercept is 9. 1A
f (x) = 0
x2 + 9x + 18 = 0
x = 3 or 6
∴ The x-intercepts are 3 and 6. 1A
4
f '(x) = 1  1M
( x  2) 2
x x < 4 x = 4 4 < x < 2 x = 2 2 < x < 0 x=0 x>0
f '(x) + 0   0 +
1M
∴ Maximum point = (4, 1),
minimum point = (0, 9) 1A
(5)

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 y
(c)
y = f (x)
x = 2
(0, 9)

(4, 1)
y=x+7
x
6 3 O

1A for correct graph

1A for correct labels
(2)
(d) The required volume
2
 3 4 
=
6  
x7
x2
 dx 1M

3  8( x  7) 16 
=
6


( x  7)2 
x2
  dx
( x  2) 2 
3
 ( x  7) 3 16 
=   8 x  40 ln x  2   1A
 3 x  2  6

= (57 – 40 ln 4) 1A
(3)


 a  smb
12. (a) (i) OE = 1A
1 m

 (1  s)na  b
(ii) OE = 1A
1 n
1 (1  s)n
(iii) = ……………. (1)
1 m 1 n
sm 1
= ………….……. (2) 1M
1  m 1 n
(1) ÷ (2),
1
= (1 – s)n 1M
sm
1
m= ………….……. (3)
(1  s) sn
Put (3) into (1).

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 1 (1  s)n
=
1
1 1 n
(1  s) sn

(1  s) sn (1  s)n
=
(1  s) sn  1 1 n
s + sn = (1  s)sn + 1
1 s s
n= and m= 1
s2 (1  s ) 2
1 s s
(iv) = 1A
s 2
(1  s ) 2
(1  s)3 = s3
1
s= 1A
2
i.e. C and D are the midpoints of OB and OA respectively.
∴ E is the centroid of △OAB.
∴ The claim is agreed. 1A
(8)

(b) ∵ AC  OB

 

∴ AC · OB = 0

(sb – a) ·b = 0
ab
s= ………….………. (3) 1M
b b
∵ BD  OA

 

∴ BD · OA = 0

[(1 – s)a – b] ·a = 0
b a
1s= ………….… (4) 1M
aa
(3) + (4),
ab b a
1=  1M
b b aa
1 1 1
 = 1
aa b b ab
(4)

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  a  3  1   1
13. (a) (i)    =   
  3 a  8   3   3
=a+9 1A
 a  3  b  b
(ii)    =   
  3 a  8  1  1
ab  3 = b.………….… (1)
3b + a + 8 = ………… (2)
Put (2) into (1).
ab  3 = 3b2 + ab + 8b 1M
3b  8b  3 = 0
2

1
b=3 or  (rejected) 1
3
Put b = 3 into (2).
=a1 1A
 1  3 1 3
(iii) (1) M T M =   
 3 1   3 1 
10 0 
=  
 0 10 
= 10I 1A
1
(2) Let P(n) be An = MDn M T .
10
For n = 1,
 a 3 
L.H.S. = A =  
  3 a  8
1
R.H.S. = MDM T
10
1  1 3 a  9 0  1  3
=    
10   3 1  0 a  1 3 1 
1  a9 3a  3 1  3
=   
10   3a  27 a  1  3 1 
1  10a  30 
=  
10   30 10a  80 
 a 3 
=  
  3 a  8
∴ P(1) is true. 1
Assume P(k) is true.
1
i.e. Ak = MDk M T
10
For n = k + 1
Ak + 1 = AkA

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 1 1 
= MD k M T  MDM T  1
10  10 
1
= MDk ( M T M ) DM T
10 2
1
= MDk 1M T
10
∴ P(k + 1) is true.
∴ By the principle of mathematical induction, P(n) is true for all positive integers n.
1
(8)
2015
 2  3  x
(b) x y      = 0
  3 10   y
1   x
x y   MD2015 M T    = 0
 10   y
112015 0   x  3y 
x  3 y 3x  y     =0
 0
2015  
1   3x  y 
 x  3y 
112015 ( x  3 y) 3x  y   = 0 
 3x  y 
112015(x  3y)2 + (3x + y)2 = 0 1M
∴ x  3y = 0 and 3x + y = 0
1 3
∵ = = 10  0 1M
3 1
∴ x=y=0 1
(3)

14. (a) Let u = a  x.

When x = a, u = 0.
a a
When x = ,u= .
2 2
a
a a
 0
f ( x) dx =  0
2 f ( x) dx   a
2
f ( x) dx 1M

a
0
=  0
2 f ( x) dx   a
2
f (a  u ) d(a  u )

a a
=  0
2 f ( x) dx   0
2 f (u ) du

a
=2  0
2 f ( x ) dx 1

(2)

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 1 dx
(b)  1 x  x 1
2

1 dx
=  1
 1 3
2
1M
x  
 2 4

3
 sec2 
1 3
=  6


2
3 2 3
d (by putting x = 
2 2
tan  ) 1M
3 tan  
4 4


2
=
3  
6

3
d


= 1
3
(3)
2t 2 tan x
(c) (i) =
1 t 2
1  tan2 x
2 sin x
= 2

sec x cos x
= 2 sin x cos x
= sin 2x 1
 
1 1  
(ii)  0
2
2  cos 2 x
dx =  
4


d  u 
 4 
1M
4 2  cos2  u 
4 

1
=  
4

4
2  sin 2u
du


1
=  
4

4
2  sin 2 x
dx 1

(iii) t = tan x
dt
= sec2 x
dx
= 1 + t2
 
1 1
 0
2
2  cos 2 x
dx =  4


4
2  sin 2 x
dx

1 1 1
=  1 2t

1 t2
dt 1M
2
1 t2

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 1 1 1
=
2  1 t  t 1
2
dt


= 1A
2 3
(5)
1
(d) f (x) =
2  cos2 x
1 1
f ( – x) = = = f (x) 1M
2  cos 2(  x) 2  cos2 x

 1 1 
∴  0 2  cos2 x
dx = 2  0
2
2  cos 2 x
dx =
3
1A

1 1
f (x + ) = = = f (x) 1M
2  cos 2( x   ) 2  cos2 x
i.e. f (x) is a periodic function with period .
2015 1
∴  0 2  cos2 x
dx

 1
= 2015  0 2  cos2 x
dx

2015
= 1A
3
(4)

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