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- Q273 · Original practice · 5 marksDifferentiation of trigonometric functions and differentiation rulesLet .
- Q274 · Original practice · 3 marksDifferentiation of trigonometric functions and differentiation rulesFor ,
- Q275 · Original practice · 5 marksDifferentiation of trigonometric functions and differentiation rulesThe height of a decorative wave is modelled by for .
- Q276 · Original practice · 6 marksFurther applications of differentiationLet .
- Q277 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther applications of differentiationA rectangular herb garden is built against a straight wall. A total of m of fencing is used for its other three sides. Let metres be the side length perpendicular to the wall.
- Q278 · Original practice · 6 marksFurther applications of differentiationSquares of side cm are cut from each corner of a cm by cm sheet. The sides are folded up to make an open box.
- Q279 · Original practice · 5 marksDifferentiation of exponential and logarithmic functionsA cup of tea has temperature degrees Celsius, minutes after pouring.
- Q280 · Original practice · 4 marksDifferentiation of trigonometric functions and differentiation rulesLet .
- Q281 · Original practice · 4 marksIntroduction to integrationA function satisfies for and .
- Q282 · Original practice · 6 marksIntroduction to integrationA delivery robot moves along a straight corridor with acceleration . At , its velocity is and its position is m from the reference point.
- Q283 · Original practice · 6 marksFurther integrationA small cart has velocity for .
- Q284 · Original practice · 4 marksIntroduction to integrationThe growth rate of a vine is cm per week, for . Its initial height is cm.
- Q285 · Original practice · 5 marksDiscrete random variablesThe number of bonus stamps in a pack has the distribution , , and .
- Q286 · Original practice · 5 marksDiscrete random variablesA ride operator finds that a randomly selected visitor chooses the spinning ride with probability . Choices by the next visitors are assumed independent. Let be the number who choose it.
- Q287 · Original practice · 5 marksDiscrete random variablesA spinner pays a prize dollars. The prizes , and occur with probabilities , and , respectively. A player pays a fee dollars and receives net gain .
- Q288 · Original practice · 4 marksDiscrete random variablesA puzzle room offers two rounds. In each round, a team attempts three locks. Each lock opens with probability , independently of all other attempts. A round is completed only if all three locks open.
- Q289 · Original practice · 4 marksFurther integrationEvaluate the following integrals exactly.
- Q290 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther integrationThe graph of is shown for .
- Q291 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther integrationThe curves and enclose a finite region.
- Q292 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther integrationA light sculpture has vertical profile for .
- Q293 · Original practice · 4 marksFurther integrationA mural has a curved upper edge above a horizontal baseline. Its measured heights metres at distances metres are shown: .
- Q294 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther integrationThe marginal production cost of souvenir pins is modelled by dollars per pin, for . The fixed cost is dollars.
- Q295 · Original practice · 6 marksFurther integrationWater enters a tank at rate litres per minute, while water leaves at litres per minute. Initially the tank contains litres. The model applies for .
- Q296 · Original practice · 4 marksFurther integrationLet .