Zadanie 1a
For A = 9: (i) Sketch y = F9(x) on −7 ≤ x ≤ 7. (ii) State all its intersections with the horizontal axis. (iii) State the local maximum and local minimum coordinates.
Draw or sketch functions with appropriate labelled features and use graphing tools to represent defined relationships.
Tę umiejętność sprawdza 27 zadań wzorowanych na arkuszach IB z lat 2022–2025.
For A = 9: (i) Sketch y = F9(x) on −7 ≤ x ≤ 7. (ii) State all its intersections with the horizontal axis. (iii) State the local maximum and local minimum coordinates.
(i) Rewrite f(x) using only sine and cosine. (ii) Sketch its graph on the given domain and label its horizontal intercept.
Sketch y = f(x). Label the vertex and every intercept with a coordinate axis.
Sketch the particular solution through (−3, 2) for −4 ≤ x ≤ 4, labelling the coordinates of its local maximum and minimum.
On one pair of axes sketch (i) H; (ii) its two distinct normals passing through (0,1). Mark each point of normal contact. Exact contact coordinates and line equations are not required.
Sketch y=f(x) on its full domain, labelling the intercepts, endpoints and maximum.
Sketch f_1, stating the coordinates of its local maximum.
On common axes, sketch y = log2 x, y = log10 x and y = x2 + e2 for x>0. Label all three graphs and state the nonzero x-intercept.
Investigate representative graphs. State the number of intersections in each base range: (i) 0<a<1; (ii) 1<a<1.05; (iii) 1.1<a<2.
Sketch y=(f∘g)(x) for −0.55≤x≤0.55, labelling local extrema.
For a=4 and b=√5, sketch x2/25 + y2/16 = 1 and x2/4 − y2/5 = 1 on common axes. Label each curve and its x-intercepts. Intersection coordinates are not required.
Sketch f for −3≤x≤3.
Sketch f for −3≤x≤3.
Show that f is even.
Show that f is even.
Sketch F on 0 ≤ x ≤ π/2. The endpoint maxima have height e+1 and second derivative −16(e+1); the middle minimum at π/4 has height e⁻¹−1 and second derivative 16(1+e⁻¹). Reflect these curvature sizes in the sketch.
Sketch f for −40≤x≤40, showing its asymptotes and axis intersections.
Sketch F on 0 ≤ x ≤ π/2. The endpoint maxima have height e+1 and second derivative −16(e+1); the middle minimum at π/4 has height e⁻¹−1 and second derivative 16(1+e⁻¹). Reflect these curvature sizes in the sketch.
Sketch f for −40≤x≤40, showing its asymptotes and axis intersections.
On the same axes, sketch (i) C₁ and (ii) C₂ in the window −2≤x≤5,−5≤y≤5. Mark their intersections with the coordinate axes.
(i) State the coordinates of C₂’s two inflection points. (ii) Identify two features that distinguish C₁ from C₂.
Vary the positive integer b in y2 = (x − 1)3 + b. Suggest two features shared by every curve in this family.
Sketch y=f(x) and its tangent at A, marking the tangent’s x-intercept.
Let g(x) = (x − r)2[(x − a)2 + b2], b>0, with A=(a,g(a)) and R=(r,0). When a≠r the tangent at A has x-intercept T=((a+r)/2,0). (i) Sketch the curve for a=r=−1 and b=2. (ii) For general a=r, state the coordinates of A and of the curve’s minimum point.
Sketch y=f(x), labelling both endpoints.
Find the coordinates of A.
Suppose x2 − 3x + 2 is a factor of P. (i) Express b in terms of a. (ii) Hence show that a=5,b=8,c=4 is the only permitted assignment. (iii) Factor P completely into linear factors. (iv) Sketch y=P(x), labelling all intercepts.
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