Zadanie 2
A differentiable function has derivative f′(x) = 2x2 + x − 4 for all real x. Find where f is decreasing.
Solve quadratic equations and inequalities by factorization, completing the square or the quadratic formula; use the discriminant to classify roots and constrain parameters.
Tę umiejętność sprawdzają 53 zadania wzorowane na arkuszach IB z lat 2022–2026.
A differentiable function has derivative f′(x) = 2x2 + x − 4 for all real x. Find where f is decreasing.
Take z1 = 4 + 8i, z2 = c + 7i. (i) Show that w=16c−56. (ii) Show that the only possible positive integer c are 4 and 5. (iii) For c=5, find u,v,w,t.
A and B are independent. Find all possible x.
The graph has horizontal tangents at x=3 and at a distinct x=k. (i) Show that c=9. (ii) Find k. (iii) Classify the stationary point at x=k, with justification.
Hence solve for 0 < θ < π, with θ ≠ π/2.
Now instead suppose f has a vertical asymptote, oblique asymptote y=x−5, and at least one point of zero gradient. Show that b ≥ −9.
Show that the only solutions of dV/dx = 0 are .
Show that their intersection coordinates satisfy 2x2 + (3 − m)x + 3 = 0.
Hence determine every slope m for which the line is tangent to the parabola.
Find the allowable values of k.
Find the allowable values of k if the two solutions also have the same sign.
A calibration network contains n sensors. Each unordered pair is scheduled to exchange three test messages. One sensor is removed after participating in exactly eight messages; all pairs among the remaining sensors complete their three messages. In total 701…
Rods are supplied in boxes of 50. Find the maximum number of tiers that can be built using 12 boxes.
The already-investigated geometric case is k = −6. A second value of k also makes the sequence geometric. (i) Show that k2 + 7k + 6 = 0. (ii) Find the first three terms for the second value. (iii) State the sum S2m of its first 2m terms.
A line y = mx, where m is an integer, is tangent to C. Determine every possible m.
The tangent y = −5x touches C at B. Find yB.
Two distinct roots z1, z2 of a monic quartic z4 + az3 + bz2 + cz + d = 0 with real coefficients satisfy the circle condition and . Use (a) and (b) to find these roots.
(i) State c. (ii) Find a.
Show that p=−4.
Find q.
Show that the greatest possible k is 6.
Take k=6. Find (i) the equation of the axis of symmetry; (ii) the coordinates of the minimum.
Solve 2 ⋅ 16x + 7 ⋅ 4x − 4 = 0 over the reals.
Verify that the allowed choice a=4,b=8,c=4 gives a graph with exactly one x-intercept.
Show that the probability of exactly one x-intercept is 3/64.
For generated quadratics with two distinct x-intercepts, determine the possible values of ac.
For quadratics with two distinct x-intercepts: (i) show that ac=1 gives six possible quadratics; (ii) show that ac=2 gives twelve.
Find the probability p that a generated quadratic has two distinct x-intercepts. Show how you count the possibilities.
Now use the continuous model q(x) = x2 + 2Zx + 4, where Z is normal with mean 0.5 and standard deviation 1.5. Find the probability of two distinct x-intercepts.
In the continuous model q(x) = x2 + 2Zx + 4, with Z normal of mean 0.5 and standard deviation 1.5, suppose the graph has two distinct x-intercepts and . Find the conditional probability that both intercepts are greater…
(i) Show that 16k2 − 40k + 9 = 0. (ii) The roots of this equation are 1/4 and 9/4. State the valid value of k and justify your choice.
(i) For m > 0, state the number of real solutions of f(x) = g(x). (ii) Find m for which there is exactly one real solution. (iii) Find all m for which there are two distinct solutions and both are nonnegative.
Show that p=8/3.
Find b and c.
Find the y-coordinate of the vertex of g.
(i) Solve x2 − 6x + 1 = 0 exactly. (ii) Verify that the two roots are reciprocals.
The expression h(x) = log3(3x2 − rx + r − 2) must define a real-valued function for every real x. Find all possible real r.
Solve Q(x)<0.
Find the greatest k for which f is real-valued throughout x≤k and has an inverse on that domain. Justify your answer.
Find all k>0 for which the curve has a local maximum or minimum.
Find all real k for which e2x + ln k = 4ex has at least one real solution x.
Find sink exactly.
Find all θ for which there are two distinct possible positions of M on AB.
Using the quadratic for experiment A, show that . The relation for experiment A is y2 − (4r + 1)y + r2 − r = 0.
One yellow counter is added to the container in experiment B. The probability of exactly one red and two yellow counters becomes 3/2 times its previous value. Find the original y.
Find t.
(i) Show that intersection abscissas satisfy x2 − 3dx + 6d = 0. (ii) Hence show that 9d2 − 24d > 0. (iii) Find the possible values of d.
For d=4, find q−p in simplest surd form. Intersection abscissas satisfy x2 − 3dx + 6d = 0.
(i) Show that intersection abscissas satisfy x2 − 3dx + 6d = 0. (ii) Hence show that 9d2 − 24d > 0. (iii) Find the possible values of d.
For d=4, find q−p in simplest surd form. Intersection abscissas satisfy x2 − 3dx + 6d = 0.
(i) Using , show that θ=π/10 and θ=3π/10 solve . (ii) Hence show that .
(i) Using , show that θ=π/10 and θ=3π/10 solve . (ii) Hence show that .
The third term is the arithmetic mean of the second and fourth terms. Find all possible x.
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