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Topic questions Pure mathematics Inequalities

Inequalities

7 questions · 46 marks · about 1 hour

Inequalities questions

AQA 7367 Inequalities 7 questions

Paper 2 June 2024, Question 15 7 marks

The diagram shows the line y = 5 – x

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On the diagram above, sketch the graph of y = │x2 – 4x│, including all parts of the graph where it intersects the line y = 5 – x

(You do not need to show the coordinates of the points of intersection.)

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(b)

Find the solution of the inequality

│x2 – 4x│> 5 – x

Give your answer in an exact form.

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Paper 1 June 2023, Question 7 5 marks

The function f is defined by

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Find the set of values of x for which

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Give your answer in set notation.

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Paper 1 June 2023, Question 11 7 marks

The function f is defined by

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(a)
(a)(i)

Fully factorise f (x)

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(a)(ii)

Hence, solve the inequality f (x) maths symbol 0

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The new graph is then reflected in the x-axis, to give the graph of y maths symbol g(x)

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Paper 2 June 2022, Question 7 8 marks

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(a)

Find the value of a and the value of b

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Solve the inequality

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Fully justify your answer.

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Paper 2 June 2019, Question 14 12 marks

Let

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where n maths symbol 1

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Use the method of differences to show that

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where a, b and c are integers.

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