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HSC Mathematics Advanced

INTEGRATION I

General Instructions
Reading time 5 minutes
Working time 2 hours
Write using black or blue pen
Draw diagrams in pencil
approved calculators may
Board-approved
be used
A table of standard integrals may
be used
All necessary working should be
shown in every question

Total marks 84
Attempt Questions 1-7
All questions are of equal value

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Total marks 84
Attempt Questions 17
All questions are of equal value
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Question 1 (12 marks)
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Given that
  = :
   =
 + 


   =



(a)

(i)

Use differentiation to show that
 =  is a primitive function of

 =

(ii)



Evaluate
3 and
2

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(iii)

Hence, evaluate   

(iv)

Evaluate   

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(b)

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For each of the following functions , find the indefinite integral    and


evaluate   .
(i)

 = 0

(ii)

 = 3

(iii)

 = 

(iv)

 = 2

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Question 2 (12 marks)
Sum/Difference of Functions
Given the functions  and , the integral of their sum is:
    =      
Constant Multiples
Given the function  and the constant :
    =    

Properties of Definite Integrals



   +    =   

   =   

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(a)

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Express each of the following as one integral

(i)

   +   

(ii)

!   +   

(iii)

     

"

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Standard Integral of a Polynomial

Given that # 1 and that  0 if # < 0:
  '  =

 '(
+
#+1

(b)

Find the following indefinite integrals

(i)

 4  

(ii)

  * 

(iii)

   

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(c)

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Evaluate the following definite integrals



(i)

* 3 1 

(ii)

*

* 

,

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Question 3 (12 marks)

(a)

Consider the function - =  

(i)

Sketch the graph of - =  

(ii)

Find the area bounded by the curve - =   , the line  = 2 and the -axis

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(i)

Sketch the graph of - =   2

(ii)

Find the area bounded by the curve - =   2 and the -axis

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(c)

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(i)

Sketch the graph of - =   1

(i)

Hence, find the area bounded by - =   1, the -axis for 2  2

(ii)

Evaluate *   1 

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Question 4 (12 marks)

(a)

(b)

Find the following integrals

(i)

  " 

(ii)

  /   

(iii)

 2  4 

Evaluate   * 

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(c)

Find   0 

(d)

Consider the graph of - =   

(i)

Evaluate * - 

(ii)

Find the area bounded by the graph - =    and the -axis

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Question 5 (12 marks)

(a)

Evaluate !  1 

(b)

(i)

Find the area bounded by the graph - =   1, the -axis, and the line

 = 1 in terms of 1, given that 1 < 1 < 1

either

using first option (1 to c, c is a negative number): 1/3 - 1 - c^3/3 + c

= -2/3- c^3/3 + c
second option: (c to -1, c is a positive number): c^3/3 - c - (-1/3) -1
= -2/3 + c^3/3 - c
where c is a positive integer the equation is
-2/3 + c^3/3 - c
this will give a negative solution so actual equation is 2/3 -c^3/3 + c where c is a positive integer

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(ii)

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Evaluate 1 if this area is equal to 8 units2

from previous question where c is a positive integer the equation is

-2/3 + c^3/3 - c
this will give a negative solution so actual equation is 2/3 -c^3/3 + c where c is a positive integer
A = 2/3 -c^3/3 + c
8+^
-c^3/3 + c = 2/3 - 8
= -22/3
-c^3/3 + c + 22/3 = 0
-c^3 + 3c + 22 = 0
c^3 -3c - 22 = 0
and.... ???? i must be getting something not right

(b)

It is known that for two particular functions  and , !   = 2,


"

!   = 4,    = 6 and *   = 1. Evaluate

(i)

! 5 + 6 

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"

*

(ii)

!  

(iii)

  

(iv)

*  

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Question 6 (12 marks)

(a)

Find the area bounded by the graph - =   , the -axis, and the line  = 3

(b)

Evaluate  7 19 

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(c)

(i)

Differentiate - =

(ii)

Hence, evaluate 

(

with respect to 


(

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(b)

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Given that for 0 <  < 1,  " <   , find the area bounded by the graphs of

-=  and - =  " for  0

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Question 7 (12 marks)

(a)

Consider the polynomial ; =     4 + 4

(i)

Factorise ;, and hence sketch the graph of - = ;, clearly

Find the area bounded by the graph of - = ; and the -axis

indicating any intercepts with the -axis

(ii)

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Consider the graphs - =  and - = <, where < is a constant such that < > 0


(i)

Show that the two graphs intersect at 0,0 and >

(ii)

Hence, find an expression for the area enclosed by the two graphs in terms

, @

? ?

of <

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(iii)

Find the value of < for which this area is equal to 4 units2

(iv)

Prove that the line - = < divides the area bounded by the graph - = ,

the line  = ? , and the -axis, in the ratio 3: 1.

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