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Topics include indices & log, circular measures, differentiation, progression, linear law & integration

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Topics include indices & log, circular measures, differentiation, progression, linear law & integration

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Revision Exercise, AddMaths Form 5 [cikgubid/AMF5/W9/Wed/KYRHG]

March 9, 2016
1

a p
x

1. Given that

, express the value of

a 2 x

in terms of p. [Ans:

2. Given that
5 n 1 5 n 1 5 n h(5 n )
,
21

find the value of h. [Ans:

2 3
n

3. Given that

and

5.

Given that

6 27

u 2x

m2

, express m in terms of n. [Ans:

n6
2

2 2 x 2 5(2 x ) 1
, find the values of x such that
.
[Ans: x = 2 , x = 0] {GCE O level, P1, 2012}

a 2b 3
a 3b

4. Use the substitution

a pbq
, find the value of p and of q.
[Ans: p = 2, q = 1] {GCE O level, P1, 2009}

log x 3 3 2 log x 9
6. Solve the equation

. [Ans: 3]

log 4 y log 16 4 log 4 (1 y )


7. Solve the equation

. [Ans:

log 1 h

log c h m
8. Given that

, express

in terms of m. [Ans:

m
2

9. The first and the last terms of an arithmetic progression are 7 and 33. If the sum of all the terms is
117, find
(a) the number of terms,
(b) the middle term of the progression. [Ans: (a)9 (b)13]

10. The first term and the common ratio of a geometric progression are equal. Given that the sum to
infinity of the progression is 1, find
(a) the common ratio,

(b)

the sixth term. [Ans: (a)

64

(b)

11. An arithmetic progression consists of 12 terms. Given that the sum of the first term and the last term of
the progression is 12 and the sum of the first three terms is 9, find the first term and the last term of
the progression. [Ans: 5, 17]

12. The last three terms of a sequence are 2, p and q. Express q in terms of p if the sequence is
(a) an arithmetic progression,
(b) a geometric progression.

13. Given that the sum of the first three terms of a geometric progression is 13 times the term of the
progression. If the common ratio, r > 0, find
(a) the common ratio,
1

(b)

the sum to infinity if the second term is 2. [Ans: (a)

(b)9]

Sn ,
14. The sum of the first n terms,
of an arithmetic progression is given by
eighth term of the progression. [Ans: 9]

S n n 2 6n

. Find the

15. In a geometric progression, the second term exceeds the third term by 12 and the fourth term exceeds
the fifth term by 3. Find the sixth term of the progression if the common ratio, r > 0.

y2
16.

y2
Diagram below shows a straight line which is drawn by plotting

x
against

(k ,2)

4
( , h)
3

y 2 x 5 x 3x

The relationship between x and y is related by the equation


constants. Calculate the value of h and of k.

17.

, where h and k are

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