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C2 January 2006 Mark Scheme

This document contains the mark scheme for a mathematics exam with 9 questions. 1. The first question involves solving equations, factorizing expressions, and evaluating functions. It is worth a total of 8 marks. 2. The second question involves expanding expressions, solving equations, and calculating values. It is worth a total of 6 marks. 3. The third question involves calculating lengths, writing points in coordinate form, and using the distance formula. It is worth a total of 7 marks.

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C2 January 2006 Mark Scheme

This document contains the mark scheme for a mathematics exam with 9 questions. 1. The first question involves solving equations, factorizing expressions, and evaluating functions. It is worth a total of 8 marks. 2. The second question involves expanding expressions, solving equations, and calculating values. It is worth a total of 6 marks. 3. The third question involves calculating lengths, writing points in coordinate form, and using the distance formula. It is worth a total of 7 marks.

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January 2006

Mark Scheme

6664 Core Mathematics C2

Question
number
1.

Scheme
(a) 2+1-5 + c = 0

or

Marks

-2 + c = 0

M1

c=2

x 1 2 x 2 3x 2

(b) f(x) =

(x 1)

B1

division

M1

2 x 1 x 2

(c) f

A1

32 2

M1 A1

27 9 15
c
8 4 2

Remainder = c + 1.5

(2)

(4)

M1
= 3.5

ft their c

A1ft

(2)

Total 8 marks

2.

9
9
2
(a) 1 px 1 9 px ; px
2

B1 B1

(b) 9p = 36,

M1 A1

q
So

so p = 4

98 2
p
2

36 p 2

or

or

36p if that follows from their (a)

(2)

M1

q = 576

A1cao

(4)

Total 6 marks
3.

(a)

AB

4 3 5
2

AB =

[= 26]

M1

26

A1

4 3 5
,
2 2

M1

7 5
,
2 2

A1

(b) p

=
(c)

x x y y
2

x 3.5

AB

(2)

(2)

LHS

M1

RHS M1
oe A1 c.a.o

y 2.5 6.5
2

(3)

Total 7 marks

January 2006
Mark Scheme

6664 Core Mathematics C2

Question
number
4.

Scheme
(a)

a
480
1 r
120
480 120 480(1 r )
1 r
1 r 14

(b)

Marks

u5 120

3
4

M1
M1

A1cso

[ 37.96875]
5
u6 120 34 [ 28.4765625]
3 4
4

either

(c)

S7

120(1 (0.75)7 )
1 0.75
(AWRT) 416

120(1 (0.75) n )
300
1 0.75
1 (0.75) n
n>

(2)

M1

= 415.9277
(d)

M1

(allow ) A1

Difference = 9.49

(3)

A1

(2)

M1

300
480

(or better)

A1

log(0.375)
log(0.75)

(=3.409)

M1

n=4

A1cso

(4)

Total 11 marks
5.

(a)

2
2
2
5 5 6
cos AOB
2 5 5

sin

3
5

=
(b)

(c)

or

with use of cos 2 1 2sin 2 attempted


7
25

1.2870022...
AOB

Sector

M1

A1cso
radians

2
= 12 5 (b) , = 16.087

(d) Triangle = 12 52 sin(b) or

1
2

6 52 32

(2)

1.287 or better B1

(1)

(AWRT) 16.1

(2)

M1 A1

M1

January 2006
Mark Scheme

6664 Core Mathematics C2

Segment = (their sector) their triangle


= (sector from c) 12 = (AWRT)4.1

dM1
(ft their part(c))

A1ft
(3)
Total 8 marks

January 2006
Mark Scheme

6664 Core Mathematics C2

Question
number
6.

Scheme
(a) t =
v =
(b)

15
3.80

25
9.72

Marks

30
15.37

B1 B1 B1

S 12 5;[0 15.37 2(1.22 2.28 3.80 6.11 9.72)]


= 52 [61.63] = 154.075 = AWRT 154

(3)

B1 [M1]
A1

(3)

Total 6 marks

7.

(a)
(b)

dy
6 x 2 10 x 4
dx

M1 A1

6 x 2 10 x 4 0

M1

2(3x + 1) x 2 [=0]

M1

x 2 or 13
Points are (2, - 10) and ( 13 , 2 19
27 or
(c)

d2 y
12 x 10
dx 2

(d)

x 2

(both x values) A1
73
27

or 2.70 or better) (both y values) A1

M1 A1

d2 y
( 14) 0 [(2, - 10)] is a Min
dx 2

x 13

(2)

d2 y
73
( 14) 0 [ 13 , 27
] is a Max
2
dx

(4)

(2)

M1
A1

(2)

Total 10 marks

January 2006
Mark Scheme

6664 Core Mathematics C2

Question
number
8.

Scheme

(a)

sin( 30)

Marks

3
5

( 53 on RHS)

( AWRT 37) B1

30 36.9
or

(180 )

143.1

6.9, 113.1

(b)

tan 2

tan 2
or

tan 2
or

B1

or sin

M1
A1cao

2
1
or cos
5
5

B1

AWRT

63.4
243.4

116.6
296.6

(4)

63.4

B1

180

M1

180

M1

(180 + their 116.6) M1

(5)

Total 9 marks

January 2006
Mark Scheme

6664 Core Mathematics C2

Question
number
9.

Scheme

(a)

Marks

3
2 x 2 4 x
2

M1

4 x 2 8 x 3( 0)

A1

2 x 1 2 x 3 0

M1

x 12 ,

3
2

(b) Area of R =

2 x
1
2

2 x

3
2

4 x dx

A1

3
2

3
(for )
2

4 x dx x 3 2 x 2
3

(Allow

, accept

(4)

B1

4 2
x ) M1 [A1]
2

3
2

2 33
32
1
2 1
2

2
x

4
x
d
x
=

, 3 2 2

3
2
1
2
2
3 2
3 2

M1 M1

11

6

Area of R =

11 3 1

6 2 3

(Accept exact equivalent but not 0.33) A1cao

(6)

Total 10 marks

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