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Edexcel IAL P1 June 2022 mark scheme and question paper (WMA11/01)

Pure Mathematics 1 (P1), sat in June 2022. The buttons open Pearson's own files.

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3 P1 questions like these, with worked solutions

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  1. Differentiation · 6 marks

    The normal to the curve y=x at the point where x=4 cuts the x-axis at A and the y-axis at B. Calculate the exact area of the triangle AOB, where O is the origin.

    Worked solution
    1. M1 for finding the y-coordinate at x=4: y=2.
    2. M1 for finding dydx=12x−12 and evaluating at x=4 to get gradient mt=14.
    3. M1 for finding the normal gradient mn=−4 and its equation: y−2=−4(x−4)⟹y=−4x+18.
    4. M1 for finding the axis intercepts of the normal: at y=0,4x=18⟹x=4.5 (point A) and at x=0,y=18 (point B).
    5. M1 for using the area of a triangle formula 12×base×height=12×4.5×18.
    6. A1 for the final area of 40.5 square units.
  2. Integration · 5 marks

    Given that f′(x)=6x3+1x2 and f(1)=4, find an expression for f(x).

    Worked solution
    1. M1 for splitting the fraction: f′(x)=6x+x−2.
    2. M1 for integrating to find f(x): 3x2+x−1−1+c.
    3. A1 for simplifying to f(x)=3x2−x−1+c.
    4. M1 for substituting (1,4) to find c: 4=3(1)2−(1)−1+c⟹4=2+c⟹c=2.
    5. A1 for the final function f(x)=3x2−1x+2.
  3. Graphs and Transformations · 4 marks

    A cubic curve crosses the x-axis at x=−2, x=1, and x=4. It crosses the y-axis at the point (0,16). Find the equation of the curve in the form y=ax3+bx2+cx+d.

    Worked solution
    1. M1 for writing the equation in the factored form y=k(x+2)(x−1)(x−4).
    2. M1 for substituting (0,16) to find k: 16=k(2)(−1)(−4)⟹16=8k.
    3. A1 for finding k=2.
    4. A1 for expanding to get y=2(x3−3x2−6x+8)=2x3−6x2−12x+16.

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WMA11/01: question by question

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  1. Q1Integrating powers of x (4 marks) · P1 Integration
  2. Q2Sine rule with an ambiguous case (5 marks) · P1 Trigonometry
  3. Q3Surds: showing a value is an integer (5 marks) · P1 Algebra
  4. Q4Curve with an asymptote and a transformation (6 marks) · P1 Graphs and Transformations
  5. Q5Quadratic from given conditions (9 marks) · P1 Algebra
  6. Q6Simultaneous equations for a shape (7 marks) · P1 Algebra
  7. Q7Curve from its gradient function (9 marks) · P1 Integration
  8. Q8Ceiling fan design: sectors in radians (10 marks) · P1 Trigonometry
  9. Q9Transforming y = sin x (8 marks) · P1 Trigonometry
  10. Q10Tangent to a curve and an enclosed area (12 marks) · P1 Differentiation, P1 Integration

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