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  1. Q110 · Original practice · 6 marks
    For a real parameter tt, define A=(t,0,1),B=(1,t,0),C=(0,1,t).A=(t,0,1),\qquad B=(1,t,0),\qquad C=(0,1,t).
    Vectors in three dimensions
  2. Q111 · Original practice · 1 mark
    A non-real root of z4=16z^{4}=16 with positive imaginary part is
    Complex numbers
  3. Q112 · Original practice · 1 mark
    The matrix (01−10)\begin{pmatrix}0&1\\-1&0\end{pmatrix} maps (2,3)(2,3) to
    Matrices
  4. Q113 · Original practice · 1 mark
    A direction vector from A=(2,−1,0)A=(2,-1,0) to B=(5,1,−4)B=(5,1,-4) is
    Vectors in three dimensions
  5. Q114 · Original practice · 1 mark
    An antiderivative of 5x+7(x+1)(x+2)\frac{5x+7}{(x+1)(x+2)} is
    Integration
  6. Q115 · Original practice · 1 mark
    For dydx=(x+2)(y−3)\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}x}=(x+2)(y-3), zero slope occurs on
    Differential equations
  7. Q116 · Original practice · 1 mark
    The area of the parallelogram generated by a=(1,2,0)a=(1,2,0) and b=(0,1,2)b=(0,1,2) is
    Vectors in three dimensions
  8. Q117 · Original practice · 1 mark
    If all else is unchanged, increasing sample size by a factor of 99 changes an approximate confidence-interval margin of error by a factor of
    Statistical inference
  9. Q118 · Original practice · 1 mark
    If z=3cis⁡(π4)z=3\operatorname{cis}(\frac{\pi}{4}) and w=2cis⁡(π6)w=2\operatorname{cis}(\frac{\pi}{6}), then zwzw is
    Complex numbers
  10. Q119 · Original practice · 1 mark
    For z=x+iy,∣z−2∣=∣z+2∣z=x+iy, |z-2|=|z+2| describes
    Complex numbers
  11. Q120 · Original practice · 1 mark
    Two non-parallel lines in 3D3D intersect if
    Vectors in three dimensions
  12. Q121 · Original practice · 5 marks
    Let z=1−3iz=1-\sqrt{3}i and w=2+2iw=2+2i.
    Complex numbers
  13. Q122 · Original practice · 6 marks
    The lines l1l_{1}: r=(1,2,0)+s(1,−1,2)r=(1,2,0)+s(1,-1,2) and l2l_{2}: r=(3,0,1)+t(2,1,−1)r=(3,0,1)+t(2,1,-1) are given.
    Vectors in three dimensions
  14. Q123 · Original practice · 5 marks
    A particle has acceleration a(t)=4t−6a(t)=4t-6, with v(0)=2v(0)=2 and x(0)=1x(0)=1.
    Mechanics
  15. Q124 · Original practice · 6 marks
    A 99%99\% confidence interval for a mean is centred at 4040 and has total width 5.1525.152. It uses z=2.576z=2.576 and sample standard deviation s=10s=10.
    Statistical inference
  16. Q125 · Original practice · 5 marks
    Evaluate ∫xe2xdx\int x e^{2x} \mathrm{d}x and then evaluate it from 00 to 11.
    Integration
  17. Q126 · Original practice · 6 marks
    A particle at P=(2,−1,1)P=(2,-1,1) moves with direction d=(1,2,−2)d=(1,2,-2) and reflects from the plane 2x−y+2z=32x-y+2z=3. Reflection reverses the normal component of dd.
    Mechanics
  18. Q127 · Original practice · 5 marks
    Let A=(2111)A=\begin{pmatrix}2&1\\1&1\end{pmatrix}.
    Matrices
  19. Q128 · Original practice · 6 marks
    A curve satisfies dydx=2x+1y−1\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}x}=\frac{2x+1}{y-1} and passes through (0,3)(0,3).
    Differential equations
  20. Q129 · Original practice · 6 marks
    Points z=x+iyz=x+iy satisfy ∣z∣=5|z|=5 and are equidistant from 1+2i1+2i and 5+2i5+2i.
    Complex numbers
  21. Q130 · Original practice · 1 mark
    A confidence interval (54.2,59.8)(54.2,59.8) has centre and margin of error
    Statistical inference
  22. Q131 · Original practice · 1 mark
    Forces 30 N30\,\mathrm{N} east, 20 N20\,\mathrm{N} north and 10 N10\,\mathrm{N} west have resultant
    Mechanics
  23. Q132 · Original practice · 1 mark
    Simpson’s rule with h=1h=1 and ordinates 2,5,42,5,4 gives
    Integration
  24. Q133 · Original practice · 1 mark
    For a=(1,2,2),b=(2,0,1)a=(1,2,2), b=(2,0,1), the scalar projection of aa onto bb is
    Vectors in three dimensions