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TOPICAL PRACTICE
PAPER 1: 14 Questions [80 marks)
TION A: 12 Questions [64 marks}
‘Time: 2 hours
1. Given that the roots of a quadratic equation x(2x—5)=x48 are 4-2 and 4k, Find the values of hand k.
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2. Given that 4 and p +1 arethe roots of the quadratic equation x” + (¢—3)r-+24=0, where p and q are constants.
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Find the values of p and q. [4 marks]
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3. Given a quadratic fimetion f(x) =x? +2x-+3 where h is a constant.
(a) Express f(x)in the form of f(x)=a(x-p) +q in terms of h. (2 marks]
(b) If h <0, state the type of tuning point and find the coordinates of the turning point in terms of h. (2. marks]
(b) Find values of p and q.
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Diagram 1 shows the graph of function f(x)=x°+px—7 with axis
of symmetry of x= and y=q isa tangent to the curve.
(a) Express f(x) in the form of f(x)=(x-b) +c.
(©) State what happens to the graph if p=5. [4 marks}
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tee |
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a a
a5 en that quadratic equation x? + 3k =x=12 has a positive and a negative root, Find the range of values of
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atk oo
Sub OY my QO), nee
Meek = (en)? he x
drake P-lea] *
W-Ie-dnt|-k se |
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bea 6‘ [3 marks}
7. (a) Solve the quadratic equation (x~ 2)’ = ke+ 7 correct to 3 decimal places.
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tee
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(b) The graph of quadratic function y= m+3—h(x—2k)' , where h, k and m are constants, has a maxiraum point at
(AAs). Find
{i) the range of values of h, (ii) the values of & and m B marks]
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aS Uk, mes) = (4, Is)
hoo,
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me. meh
8. (a) Given that f(x)=9—2x—3x". Find the range of values of x for which f(x) >1. [B marks]
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te In F 40 3
(3x-4) bea) <0 eas
(b) On the given axes below, sketch the graph of f(x) =~3(x-1)°-2. LB marks}
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2-fDITIONAL, MATHEMATICS FORM 4 KSAT TOPICAL PRACTICE 2 QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS
9% (a) Quadratic equation x? +
eg Ohas roots of «rand /7. Find in terms of p,q and x, a quadratic equation with
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roots of and 7 Given your answer in the form of ax? + e+e 0 where a, b and ¢ are constants, [4 marks]
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Por
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New 5 Noy 4
(b) Quadratic equation Ax® +(2K =1)x+4=3=0 has roots of a and # wherec # f. Find the range of values of k.
[2 marks}
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8 - HEAD MEE. ak > ©
SHEER Hk «1 > 0
Th+! oc
Tho>-]
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10.(a) Given that f(x)=k—4x—2" has a maximum value of +1. Express / in terms of k. [B marks]
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Cosa sak
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(b) Find the range of values of x for (2x+1)? <19x-8. [3 marks]
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Waa | Mu -8
Wd te Me tlt 0
Ya - Wn e160
C3) (4x -3) £01@ 3 Diagram 2 shows the graph of function f(x) = p—(x-2)' where p is a
constant, Find
(the vi ofp and g.
(ii) the equation of the
on when it is reflected in the x-axis.
[3 marks]
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{One ep, x09
hey
x
le)=p-(e-2) be 4
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x: Ef Sub (6,0)
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a ee a
(b) Given that a quadratic function f(x) =(1—p)x? —4x+2., where pis a constant. By finding the range of values of
pp, determine whether the function f (x) can be always negative. [4 marks}
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aN mae’ C4) = 4 U-p)OL< ©
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4? - 4a < 0 : rt <0 Ne scl
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Bp<-8
e<-l
12. (a) A quadratic equation has roots of « and . Given that the sum of the roots is 2 and the sum of squares of the
roots is 10. Express the quadratic equation in the form of ax’ +bx-+c=Owhere a, b and c are integers. [3 marks]
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wap? sic ape -3
Wray = J 7
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(b) Quadratic function y = x* +2px—p+4, where p is a constant, has a minimum value of —2. Find the possible
values of p. (4 marks]
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PP+p 4-220
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Betis ps313.(a) Kamal wants to plant some vegetable on a rectangular piece of land with an area 10m", Given that the length
of the land is 3 m longer than twice the length of its breadth, Calculate the fength and breadth of the piece of land,
in m correct to 2 decimal places, [4 marks}
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mee Ath = 1. 608
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heures eh golet)? =k
he - 3, v2
Pea ai o
| Jp eee
14.(a) Quadratic equation 3x” +(p—1)x+2q=0 where p and q are constants, has roots ofS and a where
a+ B= 6andaf =8. Find the values of p and g. [4 marks]
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ty
(b) A ball is thrown vertically upwards from a point 2 m vertically above point O on the ground, Its height, in m
above ground after / seconds can be modelled by the quadratic function h(t). The ball reaches a maximum height
of 6 mafter 1 second.
(i) Express /h(t) in the form of h(t)=a(t—p) +q , where a, p and q are constants.
iid Find the time taken forthe ball to reach the ground.
[4 marks]
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NU) nen = 4. tp | Yl4-1)= &
ab pel | Geet
hlt) = alt-I eh | t-1 =f
Sub (0,3) 2a (6-N*+ | thE
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SECTION A: 7 Questions [50 marks}
1. Quadratic equation 3(r=2)' = 7—4p , where p is a constant, has the roots of a and J. I a—/=6, find
(a) the values of a and 2
(b) the value of p.
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‘Time: 2 hours
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2. (a) Quadratic equation x(x+2k)
1k -10 where kis a constant has two equal roots, Find the possible values 0
(b) Hence, using the positive value of k, find the root of the quadratic equation. b
[@ xGar): 3k =I G) ked
Xt 4 Dhe = 3-6 Sus in U))
x? + Mex - 3k + 10 = 0 x490)x - 3D)4 100
bee Hac 20 tte = b 4 le = 6
Oh)*- 40) (Bele) = 6 Xt Heo
CH + Dk 2 4050 977 OG) O44) 0
Ry 2k odo 20)
(3) Ue sje |
k-2:0 kes |
kd ke-S |3. A quadratic function is given by y= 2x? 44x45.
(a) Express y in the form y= a(x—p)’ +g. Hence, state the coordinates of the maximum or the minimum point of
the curve. [3 marks}
(b) Hence, sketch the graph of y = 2x? + 4x45 showing clearly the turning point and x- intercept and y- intercept if
any. (2 marks}
(c) Find the range of values of x given that_y 211. [2 marks}
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4. Given that the minimum value for quadratic function (x)=? —2kx+k* —3k ish—S where h and & are constan
(a) By completing the square, show that h+3k=5. B ma
(b) Find the values of h and kif the equation of axis of symmetry is x= /—1. [4 ma
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[G)_x=k Ee
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[sre Sub om 0)
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he Bh 2S > eae
hedh = S23
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tedS$. (a) Given that quadratic equation 3x?)
(i) Find the values of e and /?
(ii) Hence,
expression of p in terms of g
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dl the quadratic equation with the roots of a! and
0 has the roots of a and) where a > fi
[5 marks}
(b) Given that quadratic equation, p(y? 4 1)= dye where p and q are constants, has two equal roots. Find an
[3 marks\
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Pak Mat dug a hole in his garden and poured a layer of gravel and
alayer of soil in it. Diagram 1 shows the cross-section of the hole in
the shape of a parabola. The depth, in m of the hole, d(x) can be
ue.
modelled by a quadratic function d(x —x, where x is the
horizontal distance, in m from point O on the ground level.
(a) Find the length, in m of the surface of the hole. (2 marks}
(b) By completing the square, find the maximum depth, in m of the
hole. 1B marks}
DIAGRAM 1 (c) Given that the layer of gravel is at least 0.75 m below the
ground. Find the range of values of x. [3 marks}
(a) tW=6 (4) 800 = =) Wid = O15 4 ]
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x= tne i 3) =| R= 3 £0 —
HOC 4) = 6 063) Ux-1) £6
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Leo = 5 a7. (a) Given that one the roots of quadratic equation 2x! = k(x 1) where & is a constant is half the value of the other
root, Find
(i) the roots of the equation,
(ii) the value of k {5 marks]
(b) Given that the curve y= 3x" 4 2mx + m4 6, where m isa. constant, touches the x-axis at one point, Find the
possible values of m,
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Date kn =k
Dehua ks 0
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ke be
r
f
5
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bs 0G) as
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Cit - dm = 108 OYE f “
mee By IF =O 5
13 marks]
SECTION B: 3 Questions [30 marks|
8. (a) Quadratic equation 3x? —2x-+6=0 has the roots of « and f’, Form the quadratic equation with the roots of
1-2a and 1-2. [5 marks}
(b) Find the range of values of k if straight line y=x-+k , where k is a constant does not meet the curve
2x? +y? +3x+ yt+1=0. [5 marks]
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@) Se 0) sO),
Dros Gk) 4 Serer ka] = 6
:F
Pek ap £ Deas bal ee a cal
mA 3x7t Dhet He 4 ea kel s 0
New So = |-Jmsl = 2p at Bet Ok etkt eke} 2 e re:
= 1-24) Okeay 4 (et katy co
eT) 4le + Ibk + |b - Bk - Hk -11 <0
22 C-Bho + 4k 44 <0) CD
New PeR = U-34)(I-3p) | Aaa aT
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= [-A(pta) + Map
= I-03) + 40)
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=
New equation G2 - Fx 422 0)?
32- Ie +8 = 69. (2)
(0,9)
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DIAGRAM 2
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Diagram 2 shows the graph of y= f(x) -The graph has a
‘maximum point at P and intercepts the y-axis at Q-
(a) Express f(x) in the form of f(x) = a(x= A)
and k are constants,
(b) Find the range of values of x for which 0< f(*
(©) State what happens to the graph if a= =I
+k, where a,
[3 marks)
<9 [6 marks)
[1 mark]
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[toy = aun)
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aes =e. ST ary incuuns
£09 = -3 OCH)? + [a
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wal 2-2 ea gd |
x2-3 ay
| 3 x
10. Given a quadratic fiction, f (x)= p+12x+gx* =10-2(x+r)' where p, q and are constants.
(a) Find the values ofp, q and r.
(b) Solve the equation f (x) =0 giving your answer in the form of a/b where a and b are constants.
(c) Sketch the graph of y= f(x), with the turning point and intercepts clearly indicated.
(d) Hence, find the range of values of k for which the equation 2f(x)+&=Lhas real roots.
[4 marks]
[2 marks]
[2 marks}
[2 marks}
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= 10 ~ Biche Ai = Dr? 20a)" = Io
=n dete Ht 4 le = Oe rat = F
5 ge + Ihet p ean le é
rueae X= 32 fe i
ei Me = ih
tee OO flxy = 2063)4 Ie
Constant + p= lo - 21-3)” fl) mex = 1G KES
= 0-18 ywis Keo ye -F
2-8ye le - 2(x-3)°
L
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