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This document is an examination paper for Grade 11 Advanced Programme Mathematics from Cornwall Hill College, dated November 2012. It includes various mathematical questions covering topics such as functions, inequalities, limits, continuity, and geometry, with a total of 130 marks available. The paper consists of 6 pages and provides specific instructions for students regarding the examination process.

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This document is an examination paper for Grade 11 Advanced Programme Mathematics from Cornwall Hill College, dated November 2012. It includes various mathematical questions covering topics such as functions, inequalities, limits, continuity, and geometry, with a total of 130 marks available. The paper consists of 6 pages and provides specific instructions for students regarding the examination process.

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= oss CORNWALL HILL COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Advanced Programme Mathematics GRADE: 11 TIME: 2hours DATE: November 2012 MARKS: 130 marks EXAMINER: Mrs. M. van Niekerk MODERATORS: Mrs S. Hickling, Mr. P. van Schalkwyk INSTRUCTIONS | 1. The question paper consists of 6 pages. Please check that your test is complete. 2. Read the questions carefully. 3. Its in your own interest to write legibly and to present your work neatly. 4. allthe necessary working details must be clearly shown. 5. Approved calculators may be used except where otherwise stated. 6. Goop.UCck! ‘Advanced Programme Mathematics November 2012 Page 2 of 6 QUESTION 4 a) Solve for x: 7 14 1) fle 145 = 5 (1) y2x a 6) Sx — <4 2 T= (6) (3) || @) I b) Functions f and ¢ are defined by and g(x) = 5 - 2 ) Fu f and g y F(x) Jraa 0 86) * Determine (1) (g © f(x) (leave your answer in simplified form) (4) (2) The domain of (g © fx) (2) @ (g > C2) (2) (4) ¢"'(x) in the form g (3) Bo QUESTION 2 Given p(x) = x° + ax” + bx - 6 witha zeroatx =147 a) Determine the vales of a and b 8) b) Give the real root of the equation p(x) = 0 (2) c) Hence, or otherwise, solve for x if x7 — 5x7 + 8x -6>0. (2) ‘Advanced Programme Mathematics November 2012 Page 3 of 6 QUESTION 3 a) Factorise x3 —1 2) b) Hence solve x3-1=0 for xEC 4) i QUESTION 4 ff) = oy » decompose f(x) into partial fractions © et QUESTION § Solve the following inequality by making use of a sketch, showing all relevant points on the graphs: |e - 5] <4r 112) ‘Advanced Programme Mathematics November 2012 Page 4 of 6 QUESTION 6 The sketch shows the graphs of g(x) =x +6 and f (x) = x?+ 4x — 12, which intersects at A(-6; 0) and B(3; 9) a) Use the information given on the sketch to draw, on the answer sheet provided, graphs of of A(x) = |x +6] andj (x) = |x?+ 4x — 12 6) b) These two graphs (h and) intersect at the same points as g(x) and f(x) as well as at a third point. Calculate, without the use of a calculator, the coordinates of the other point of intersection of h(x) and / (x) (6) 12) Advanced Programme Mathematics November 2012 Page 5 of 6 UESTION 7 a) Determine the value of the following limits if they exist. All relevant working must be shown oy lim (: E 2) 6) el Sea 2) tim (+1 4 wie Qe mae b) Given that sin A.cosB + cos 4.sin B = sin(4 + B) (1) Simplify: sin 4x.cos x + cos 4x. sin x 2 4x. si (2) Hence evaluate spies teste sae) © x 116) QUESTION 8 The sketch shows the graph of y = f(x). a) Discuss, with motivation, the continuity of y = f(x) at: GQ) @) (2x =5 (3) b) Give values of x for which f(x) > 0 @) ‘Advanced Programme Mathematics November 2012 Page 6 of 6 QUESTION 9 px - 10 ;x

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