Zadanie 2a
Write f(x) in the form (x + p)2 + q, with integers p,q.
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 sprawdza 56 zadań wzorowanych na arkuszach IB z lat 2022–2026.
Write f(x) in the form (x + p)2 + q, with integers p,q.
State the vertex coordinates of y=f(x).
Hence find the minimum of .
A differentiable function has derivative f′(x) = 2x2 + x − 4 for all real x. Find where f is decreasing.
A and B are independent. Find all possible x.
Hence solve f(x)=f⁻¹(x).
Find (i) the x-coordinates of the x-intercepts; (ii) the vertex coordinates.
Write f in the form −2(x − h)2 + k by stating (i) h; (ii) k.
The line y=mx+12 meets this parabola at x=−3 and x=3. Find m.
For the equation −2x2 + 4x + 30 − p = 0, determine the range of p giving (i) two distinct real roots; (ii) two distinct positive real roots.
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.
Given h′′(x) = e3x(9x2 − 6x + 2)/x3, prove that the curve has no inflection point.
(i) Show that 69r2 − 98r + 29 = 0. (ii) Find r. (iii) Hence find a₁.
Find the allowable values of k.
Find the allowable values of k if the two solutions also have the same sign.
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.
Prove that k = 1/4.
Solve f(x) ≤ 24.
(i) Write an expression for (f∘g)(x). (ii) Solve (f∘g)(x) ≤ 24.
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.
(i) Solve 24 + 2x − x2 = 0. (ii) Hence solve 24 + 2x − x2 > 0.
Find the exact x-coordinates where f(x) = 0.
(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.
Use the identity to prove x²−4x+1=0.
Hence find tan15° exactly.
Solve 2m2 + 7m − 4 = 0.
Hence or otherwise, solve 2 ⋅ 16x + 7 ⋅ 4x − 4 = 0 for real x.
(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.
Find the number of solutions of f(x)=g(x).
(i) Show that 2x2 − 8x + 11 > 0 for every real x. (ii) Hence determine where f is increasing.
The function h(x) = log2(5x2 − rx + 2r − 3) must be real-valued for every real x. Find all possible r.
The expression h(x) = log3(3x2 − rx + r − 2) must define a real-valued function for every real x. Find all possible real r.
Find all real k for which e2x + ln k = 4ex has at least one real solution x.
Find the distance PQ exactly.
Find the x-coordinates where the two graphs meet.
Find B. You may use the normal equation y=x/2−27/2.
Find B. You may use the normal equation y=x/2−27/2.
(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.
The third term is the arithmetic mean of the second and fourth terms. Find all possible x.
(i) State the discriminant of the quadratic f′. (ii) Hence or otherwise find p.
Find d for which g has a strictly positive derivative at every real x.
Find the coordinates of B.
Without the restrictions g(−4)=g(2)=12, consider all real t and all real p≠0. Prove that the graphs of g and j(x) = −2x + 5p have two distinct intersections.
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