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Diploma Programme Cee Ed Gea cus Mathematics: analysis and approaches Higher level Paper 2 9 May 2023 ZoneA afternoon | Zone B motning | Zone G afternoon Candidate session number 2 hours I I Instructions to candidates Write your session number in the boxes above. Do not open this examination paper until instructed to do so. ‘A graphic display calculator is required for this paper. Section A: answer all questions. Answers must be written within the answer boxes provided. Section B: answer all questions in the answer booklet provided. Fill in your session number on the front of the answer book\et, and attach it to this examination paper and your cover sheet using the tag provided. + Unless otherwise stated in the question, all numerical answers should be given exactly or correct to three significant figures. * Acclean copy of the mathematics: analysis and approaches formula booklet is required for this paper. + The maximum mark for this examination paper is [110 marks]. 2223-7107 15 pages © Intemational Baccalaureate Organization 2023 1” MING 2223-7107 Full marks are not necessarily awarded for a correct answer with no working. Answers must be supported by working and/or explanations. Solutions found from a graphic display calculator should be supported by suitable working. For example, if graphs are used to find a solution, you should sketch these as part of your answer. Where an answer is incorrect, some marks may be given for a correct method, provided this is shown by written working. You are therefore advised to show all working Section A ‘Answer all questions. Answers must be written within the answer boxes provided. Working may be continued below the lines, if necessary, 4. [Maximum mark: 5] The cities Lucknow (L), Jaipur (J) and Delhi (D) are represented in the following diagram Lucknow lies 500km directly east of Jaipur, and JLD = 25° diagram not to scale North The bearing of D from J is 034° (@) Find JDL fa} (b) Find the distance between Lucknow and Delhi. BI 9). 180" = 5°- 50" = (997) bd BO de Fa ken) 310.56"... sin 99” sd Turn over (MUNA 7 T - ~4- 2223-7107 2. [Maximum mark: 5] The functions f and g are defined by f(x) =2x—x* and g(x) =tanx. (a) Find (fo g)(x). [2] (©) On the following grid, sketch the graph of y= (fo g)(x) for -I 0. [Ee we ABN = HE AAP Lecce renner eee n ene ne nase oem ee ae BA 7 ~ a voce vebecteeeeeeeeeev sees __ since a,b>0 a {19} ax = ABI AWS ob es ABR NB cece ieee OBS GH vette Ob SB Turn over (MUNIN Z -8- 2223-7107 [Maximum mark: 7] Un |x nsider z= cos——= bisin——= Consider z= cos +isin (@) Find the smallest value of » that satisfies 2” 4 (b) Hence or otherwise, describe a single geometric transformation applied to z on the Argand diagram that results in z'°, BI gp aress fice orgs rod 2°. cos..te 4 45! counter alound the origin 2223-7107 [Maximum mark: 6] Anew test has been developed to identify whether a particular gene, G, is present in a population of parrots. The test returns a correct positive result 95% of the time and a false positive result 2% of the time. The proportion of the population with the gene is p. (a) Complete the tree diagram below. [2] 0,15 positive G Pp 0,05 negative positive | 0.02 p G 098 negative (b) Arandom sample of the population was tested. It was found that 150 tests retumed ‘positive result. Out of the 150 parrots with a positive test result, 18 did not actually have the gene. Find an estimate for p. 141 eee BO... 0,08. =p).4 0 2p... OBO Gt Tp. 19.74p see (MONIT Tumor 1 =10- 2228-7107 [Maximum mark: 7] ‘The angle between a line and a plane is «, where we R, 0 The equation of the line is a v2 =5~z, and the equation of the plane is 4x + (cos a)y + (sina)z=1. Find the value of the. sean fo. the. plone... wis. . toa s.c= re 2s) ene pa . / oy + (4)+* 3 jas fA 2) J ee = [ver lle ever oF a Ii qi 7 | -n- 2223-1107 [Maximum mark: 6] Prove by contradiction that p”~ 8q— 11 #0, for any p,q eZ. ms means... if petd an. iate “but gavel, thea g= which is not on integer a so p°-%-ll #0 ft pyeZ, {NOON Tumor -12- 2223-7107 Do not write solutions on this page. Section B Answer all questions in the answer booklet provided. Please start each question on a new page, 10. [Maximum mark: 15] ‘An engineer is designing a gutter to catch rainwater from the roof of a house. The gutter will be open at the top and is made by folding a piece of sheet metal 45cm wide and 600cm long. diagram not to scale / sheet metal —_ 45 The cross-section of the gutter is shaded in the following diagram. diagram not to scale ax+O=mr oo % 0.504 iO+lOrhe 45 J= A5em be cos K= BA a widow 2104 The height of both vertical sides is 10cm. The width of the gutter is wem. Arc AB lies on the circumference of a circle with centre O and radius 12cm. (This question continues on the following page) (MULAN 7 -13- (2223-7107 Do not write solutions on this page. (Question 10 continued) Let AOB = 6 radians, where 0 < 0 V se yes, it overt lowed| Turn over -14- 2223-7107 Do not write solutions on this page. 41. [Maximum mark: 19] continuous random variable, X’, has a probability density function defined by 6 » OSxS2 S()= 4} wie 0, otherwise. as a vsienn? PaQulg, (a) Find the exact value of E(X). is dus-axdx — *~8, wig wer * Oy, wR (b) Find P(X < 0.5). ° “ae ‘dus |, i Alaboratory trial may require up to 2 millilitres of reagent. The amount of reagent used has been found to have a probability distribution that can be modelled by f(x), where X is the amount of reagent in millilitres. Each laboratory trial is independent. A trial is considered a success when X< 0.5 {c) Determine the least number of trials required to be 99% sure of at least one success. [3] Ten trials were conducted, —- (@) Find the probability that exactly three trials were successful. Q), @42 A \ 2] (©) Write down the number of ways these three successful trials could have occurred consecutively. Ss ny 3) iO} Now consider 7 trials where itis given that exactly three successes have occurred. (Write down an expression for the number of ways these three successful trials could have occurred consecutively. (n-a) G (i) Find the greatest value of » such that the probabilty of three consecutive successful trials is more than 0.05 (6) 5 2% - a 3) a4) , 200%) . law=4eJF —¢) binomial +r + nz p=0. 234 P(x=0) < 0.01 iFa=l6i p= 0.0105 ntle = 0,01a¢ E 0.00355 ~ 3) ways for 3 successes be occur 3 2 = n-a_ . AzaXn-9! ae n -15- 2223-7107 Do not write solutions on this page 42. [Maximum mark: 21] Consider the differential equation 2 I= where y>0 and y=3 when x=0 ¥ +1 (a) Use Euler's method, with a step length of 0.03, to find an approxi ite value for } when x =0.15. Give your answer correct to six significant figures| 5YO4 Bi} 4) (b) (Write down the value of 2 when x=0 a (Show that £2 & =o. d4 NOt) ~ ax OFy- ~~) when x=0, d4y. Guy tty yO) = BOY hen x=0 ne aa (5) (©) (Given that a =9 when x=0, find the first four terms of the Maclaurin series for y (ii) _ Use the Mactaurin series to find an approximate value for y when x= 0.15. Give your answer correct to six significant figures. (31 (@) (tis given that st eal Solve the differential equation 22 -=2=» a 41 y Where y > 0 and y=3 when x=0. Give your answer in the form y=/'(@) (i) Hence, find the value of y when x= 0.15. Give your answer correct to six significant figures. 1) (e) For 0 y= = x-Qactyax + C ’ ¥ In 3=O-aarchn O+C In y = ¥-Aarctanx +h on ye xo BarchaxtlnS eeu nd ‘ aa or ly = Be ii) when x=0,15: L * tye 2. sa78q | Please do not write on this page. ‘Answers written on this page will not be marked, ein this interval, the graph # y is Gmcave up 3 oO I so tangent lines ave fully beneath the curve a

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