2 + 48xy 7y 2 + 75 = 0. A and B are two distinct points on the curve. At each of these points the gradient of the curve is equal to 11 2 . (a) Use implicit differentiation to show that x + 2y = 0 at the points A and B. (5) () !ind the coordinates of the points A and B. (4) (Total 9 marks)
2. "ifferentiate with respect to x (i) x # e #x $ (3) (ii) x x cos 2 $ (3)
(iii) tan 2 x. (2) %iven that x = cos y 2 $ (iv) find x y d d in terms of y. (4) (Total 12 marks)
3. (a) &'x + ('(x x y d d + '(y) 14y x y d d = 0 )& (*&) A& +ustitutes 11 2 d d = x y into derived e,pression to otain )& &'x + 11 96 x + '(y 11 28 y = 0 -250x + 500y = 0 x + 2y = 0 A& 5 Edexcel Internal Review 1 () .liminates one variale to otain$ for e,ample$ 7(2y) 2 + '((2y)y 7y 2 + 75 = 0 and otains y (or x) +ustitutes y to otain x (or y) )& /tains coordinates (2,1) and (2,1) A1, A1 4 [9]
4. (i) u = x #
= x u d d #x 2 v = e #x
= x v d d #e #x = x y d d #x 2 e #x + x # #e #x or e0uiv )& A& A& # (ii) u = 2x
= x u d d 2 v = cos x = x v d d sin x = x y d d
x x x x 2 cos sin 2 cos 2 + or e0uiv )& A& A& #
(iii) u = tan x = x u d d sec 2 x y = u 2 = u y d d 2u = x y d d 2u sec 2 x )& = x y d d 2 tan x sec 2 x A& 2 Edexcel Internal Review 2 (iv) u = y 2 = y u d d 2y x = cos u = u x d d 1 sin u )& = y x d d 1 2y sin y 2 A& = x y d d 2 sin 2 1 y y
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5. 2n part (a) there was a lot of good wor3 for the implicit differentiation$ with man4 candidates scoring the first three mar3s. !or a significant group of candidates however$ the '(xy was a prolem they did not treat it as a product A nu!"er had 48 x y d d for this. Although man4 candidates had an e,tra x y d d term at the start$ this usuall4 disappeared when the4 started to rearrange their e0uation to ma3e x y d d the su5ect of an e0uation. 6ot all candidates could see how to proceed once the4 had sustituted the 11 2 . 7oo man4 candidates had an e,pression with two fractions e0ual and simpl4 e0uated the numerators and e0uated the denominators$ showing some lac3 of understanding of e0ual fractions. 8art () proved more difficult than e,pected. )an4 candidates indicated an attempt to sustitute to otain an e0uation in 5ust one variale$ ut the wor3 was often full of arithmetic and algeraic errors. 7oo man4 used long methods to find the second variale pre#errin$ to $o "ac% to the quadratic equation rather than use x = 2y. /thers egan again$ with two e0uations$ and eliminated the second variale. 9orrect final answers were relativel4 rare and a large numer of candidates wrote their co1ordinates as (y$ x) not (x$ y). 7his was disappointing at this level.
6. 6o :eport availale for this 0uestion. Edexcel Internal Review 3