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The document is a mathematics test paper for Permai Plus School, focusing on Additional Mathematics topics, including quadratic equations and their properties. It contains various problems requiring students to find values of constants, determine ranges for real roots, and analyze discriminants. The test includes both theoretical questions and practical applications of mathematical concepts.

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Permai Plus School

Term2-Test 2 (November,2011)
Additional Mathematics

Name :__________________ Marks :


Class : Sec.2 50
Date :__________________
Parent’s Signature:

________________

1. Find the value of the constant k for which the equation 4 x 2+ k 2+ 1=4 ( k−3 ) x has equal roots.
(3 marks)

Answer:
2 2
4 x + k + 1=4 kx−12 x
2 2
4 x −4 kx+ 12 x +k +1=0
2 2 (1.5m)
4 x + ( 12−4 k ) x +k +1=0
2
∴ a=4 ; b=12−4 k ; c=k +1
2
b −4 ac=0
( 12−4 k )2−4 ( 4 ) ( k 2+1 )=0
(1m)
144−96 k+ 16 k 2−16 ( k 2 +1 )=0
2 2
144−96 k+ 16 k −16 k −16=0
128−96 k =0
1
k =1
3 (0.5m)
1
∴ the value of the constant k is1
3

2. Find the range of values of k for which the equation x 2−2 kx +k 2 −2 k=6 has real roots. (3
marks)

Answer:
2 2
x −2 kx +k −2 k=6
(1.5m)
x 2−2 kx + ( k 2−2 k−6 )=0
2
a=1 ; b=2 k ; c =k −2 k −6

D≥0
(−2 k )2−4 ( 1 ) ( k 2 −2 k−6 ) ≥ 0 (1m)
2 2
4 k −4 k +8 k +24 ≥ 0
8 k ≥−24
k ≥−3
∴ the range value of k ≥−3 (0.5m)

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3. Given that the equation p x 2+3 px+ p +q=0, where p ≠ 0, has two equal real roots, find q in
terms of p. (3 marks)

Answer:
2
p x +3 px+ p +q=0 (1.5m)
a= p ; b=3 p ; c= p+ q

D=0
( 3 p )2−4 ( p ) ( p+ q ) =0
2 2
9 p −4 p −4 pq=0
2
5 p −4 pq=0 (1m)
p ( 5 p−4 q ) =0
4q
p=0∨ p=
5
5p
q=
4
5p (0.5m)
∴ the q is
4

4. Form a quadratic equation with each set of given roots.


1
a. and −4 (2
3
marks)
Answer:

( ) 1
x− ( x−(−4 ) )=0
3 (1m)
( 3 x−1 ) ( x+ 4 )=0
2
3 x +12 x−x−4=0 (1m)
2
3 x +11 x −4=0

−2 1
b. and (2
9 2
marks)

Answer:

( ( ))( )
x−
−2
9
x−
1
2
=0 (1m)

( 9 x +2 ) ( 2 x−1 ) =0
2 (1m)
18 x −9 x+ 4 x−2=0
2
18 x −5 x−2=0

2
3
5. If the expression ( 1−3 x ) ( x+ 4 )+ p is always negative, find the range of values of the constant
p. (3 marks)

Answer:
( 1−3 x ) ( x+ 4 )+ p=( x +4−3 x 2−12 x ) + p
2
¿−3 x −12 x + x+ 4+ p (1.5m)
2
¿−3 x −11x + 4+ p
a=−3 ; b=−11; c=4+ p

D>0
121−4 (−3 ) ( 4 + p ) >0 (1m)
121+48+ 12 p> 0
169+12 p >0
169>−12 p
−12 p <169
169
p←
12
169 (0.5m)
The range of values of the constant p ←
12

6. Find the discriminant and hence determine the nature of the roots of each of the following
equations
a. ( 2 x−1 ) ( x +1 ) =2 (3 marks)
Answer :

( 2 x−1 ) ( x +1 ) =2
2
2 x +2 x−x−1=2 (1.5m)
2
2 x + x−3=0
a=2 ; b=1 ; c=−3

D=1−4 ( 2 )(−3 )
D=1+ 24 (1m)
D=25
(0.5m)
Since D>0, the equation has two real and distinct roots.

b. x 2−2 x−5=0 (3 marks)

Answer:
2
x −2 x−5=0 (1.5m)
a=1 ; b=−2; c =−5

D=4−4 ( 1 )(−5 )
D=4+ 20 (1m)
D=24
Since D>0, the equation has two real and distinct roots. (0.5m)

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7. The quadratic equation x 2+ 2 kx+ ( k−1 )( k −3 )=0, has no real roots. Find the range of values of
k. (3 marks)

Answer:
2
x + 2 kx+ ( k−1 )( k −3 )=0
2 2
x + 2 kx+ k −3 k −k +3=0 (1.5m)
2 2
x + 2 kx+ k −4 k +3=0
2 2
x + 2 kx+ k −4 k +3=0
2
a=1 ; b=2 k ; c =k −4 k +3

D<0
( 2 k )2−4 ( 1 ) ( k 2−4 k + 3 ) <0 (1m)
2 2
4 k −4 k +16 k−12<0
16 k −12>0
16 k >12
12
k<
16
3
k<
4 (0.5m)
3
The range of values of k <
4

8. Find the values of c for which the equation 4 x 2−( c+ 2 ) x +c=1 has equal roots. (4 marks)

Answer:
2
4 x −( c+ 2 ) x +c=1
4 x 2−( c+ 2 ) x +c−1=0 (1.5m)
a=4 ; b=−( c+ 2 ) ; c=c−1

D=0
( c +2 )2−4 ( 4 ) ( c−1 )=0
2
c +4 c+ 4−16 c +16=0 (2m)
2
c −12 c +20=0
( c−10 )( c−2 )=0
c=10∨c=2
The value of c are 2 or 10 (0.5m)

9. If the expression m x2−5 x +2 is always positive, find the range of values of the constant m.
(3 marks)

Answer:
2
m x −5 x +2=0
a=m ; b=−5 ; c=2 (1.5m)

D<0
25−4 ( m) ( 2 ) <0
25−8 m< 0 (1m)

5
25< 8 m
8 m>25
25
m>
8
25 (0.5m)
The range of value constant m ¿
8

10. Determine the number of x-intercepts of the graph of each of the following
a. y=x 2 +8 x +16 (2 marks)
Answer:
2
y=x +8 x +16

D=64−4 ( 1 ) ( 16 ) (2m)
D=64−64
D=0
There are 1 point of intersection with the x-axis.

b. y=−3 x 2−7 x + 4 (2 marks)

Answer:
2
y=−3 x −7 x + 4

D=49−4 (−3 )( 4 ) (2m)


D=49+ 48
D=97
There are 2 point of intersection with the x-axis.

11. If ∝ and β are the roots of x 2+ 9 x−4=0 , find the quadratic equation with the given roots, ∝2
and β 2 (4 marks)

Answer:
2
x + 9 x−4=0
−9 −4 (1m)
Since ( ∝+ β )= =−9 and ( ∝ β ) =
1 1

( ∝2 + β 2) =α 2+ 2 αβ + β 2−2 αβ
2
¿ ( ∝+ β ) −2 αβ
2
¿ (−9 ) −2 (−4 )
¿ 81+8
¿ 89 (2m)

( ∝2 β 2 ) = ( ∝ β ) 2
2
¿ (−4 )
¿ 16

x 2+ ( ∝2+ β 2 ) x+ ( ∝2 β 2 )=0 (0.5m)


2
x + 89 x+16=0

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The quadratic equation is x 2+ 89 x+16=0 (0.5m)

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12. The roots of the equation 3 x 2−8 x+ 2=0 are ∝ and β . Find the values of
1 1
a. + (3
∝ β
marks)
Answer:
2
3 x −8 x+ 2=0
8
( ∝+ β )= (1m)
3
2
(∝ β )=
3

()
8 (1.5m)
(1 1
+ =
∝ β )( )
β +α
=
3
αβ (0.5m)
2
=4
3
The valueis 4

∝ β
b. + (3 marks)
β α

8
( ∝+ β )=
3 (1m)
2
(∝ β )=
3

∝ β
+
β α
2 2
α +β
¿
αβ
2 2
∝ +2 ∝ β + β −2 αβ
¿
αβ
2
( ∝+ β ) −2 αβ (1.5m)
=
αβ

¿
64
9
−2 ()
2
3
2
3
64 12

9 9
¿
2
3

52 3
¿ ×
9 2
26 2
¿ =8
3 3
(0.5m)

8
2
The value is 8
3

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13. Given that the quadratic equation x 2−kx +2 k =3.Find the possible values of k for which the
equation has equal roots. (4 marks)

Answer:
2
x −kx +2 k −3=0
a=1 ; b=−k ; c=2 k−3

D=0
2
k −4 ( 1 ) ( 2 k−3 )=0 (3m)
2
k −8 k +12=0
( k −2 ) ( k−6 )=0
k =2∨6

The possible value of k is 2 or 6.

When k =2; x 2−2 x+ 4−3=0


2
x −2 x+1=0
2
(x−1) =0
x=1
(1m)
When k =6; x 2−6 x +12−3=0
2
x −6 x +9=0
( x−3 )=0
x=3

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