Integration practice
QCE Mathematical Methods · Original practice questions with worked solutions
All integration practice questions
73 original questions · Page 2 of 4
- Q120 · Original practice · 5 marksIntroduction to integrationA twice-differentiable function satisfies , and . Determine .
- Q126 · Original practice · 1 markFurther integrationEvaluate .
- Q127 · Original practice · 1 markFurther integrationThe values of a function are shown graphically at . Using the trapezoidal rule with width , estimate .
- Q128 · Original practice · 3 marksFurther integrationDetermine the area enclosed by the curve and the -axis.
- Q129 · Original practice · 4 marksFurther integrationThe line and the parabola enclose a bounded region. Determine its area.
- Q130 · Original practice · 6 marksFurther integrationA tank initially contains litres of water. For minutes, water enters at a rate L/min while a pump removes water at a constant rate of L/min. Determine the minimum value of that guarantees the tank does not become empty during the 10-minute interval.
- Q166 · Original practice · 1 markIntroduction to integrationAn antiderivative of is
- Q167 · Original practice · 1 markIntroduction to integrationA curve has gradient and passes through . Determine its -intercept.
- Q168 · Original practice · 1 markIntroduction to integrationA particle has acceleration m/s and initial velocity m/s. Determine .
- Q169 · Original practice · 5 marksIntroduction to integrationThe velocity–time graph of a particle is shown. The graph is linear between consecutive plotted points, and the initial position is m.Determine (a) the displacement from to , (b) the total distance travelled, and (c) the position at .
- Q170 · Original practice · 5 marksIntroduction to integrationA particle moves on a straight line with acceleration m/s, initial velocity m/s and initial position m. Determine the first time after at which the particle is at rest, and determine its position at that time.
- Q176 · Original practice · 1 markFurther integrationGiven and , determine .
- Q177 · Original practice · 1 markFurther integrationThe area under the line and above the -axis for is
- Q178 · Original practice · 2 marksFurther integrationThe values , , , and are given. Use the trapezoidal rule with width to estimate .
- Q179 · Original practice · 4 marksFurther integrationThe graphs of and are shown. Determine the area of the bounded region between the curves.
- Q180 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther integrationA tank contains L at . For minutes, its volume changes at the rate litres per minute. Determine the time at which the volume is greatest, the greatest volume, and the volume at .
- Q203 · Original practice · 1 markIntroduction to integrationThe exact area under from to is
- Q213 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther integrationThe curves and enclose a finite region.
- Q226 · Original practice · 1 markFurther integrationequals
- Q233 · Original practice · 5 marksFurther integrationThe rate of water flow into a tank is for .
- Q245 · Original practice · 1 markIntroduction to integrationWhich is an antiderivative of ?
- Q246 · Original practice · 1 markIntroduction to integrationA moving tile has velocity and position . Which expression gives its position?
- Q250 · Original practice · 1 markFurther integrationThe shaded region lies between and the -axis for . Its area is
- Q251 · Original practice · 1 markFurther integrationThe graph shows a velocity function. The displacement over is . What is the total distance travelled?