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t-formulae

7 questions · 64 marks · about 1.5 hours

t-formulae questions

Edexcel 9FM0 t-formulae 7 questions

Paper 3A: Further Pure Mathematics 1 June 2025, Question 5 8 marks

(a)

Use the substitution t tan fraction to show that

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Question 5, shown as an image
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(b)

Hence show that

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where A and B are constants to be determined and k is an arbitrary constant.

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Paper 3A: Further Pure Mathematics 1 June 2024, Question 7 7 marks

In this question you must show all stages of your working.

Solutions relying on calculator technology are not acceptable.

(a)

Use the substitutiont = tan fraction to show that

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Question 7, shown as an image

where a, b and c are constants to be determined.

[3]
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(b)

Hence show that

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Paper 3A: Further Pure Mathematics 1 June 2022, Question 2 7 marks

During 2029, the number of hours of daylight per day in London, H, is modelled by the equation

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where x is the number of days after 1st January 2029 and the angle is in radians.

(a)

Show that, according to the model, the number of hours of daylight in London on the 31st January 2029 will be 8.13 to 3 significant figures.

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(b)

Use the substitution t tan fraction to show that H can be written as

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where a, b and c are constants to be determined.

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(c)

Hence determine, according to the model, the date of the first day of 2029 when there will be at least 12 hours of daylight in London.

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Paper 3A: Further Pure Mathematics 1 November 2021, Question 2 10 marks

(i)

Use the substitution t = tan fraction to prove the identity

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(ii)

Use the substitution t = tan fraction to determine the exact value of

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giving your answer in simplest form.

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Paper 3A: Further Pure Mathematics 1 October 2020, Question 8 16 marks

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(a)

show that f (x) can be written in the form

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(b)

Hence solve, for 0maths symbol x maths symbol2π, the equation

giving your answers to 2 decimal places where appropriate.

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(c)

Use the result of part (a) to show that

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where K is a constant to be determined.

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