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    7SD Solutions Series Worked Solutions to Popular Mathematics Texts Suggested Worked Solutions to “4 Unit Mathematics” ( Text book for the NSW HSC by D. Arnold and G. Arnold ) Specimen Papers 1to6 ‘COFFS HARBOUR SENIOR COLLEGE ULQQeNNN Solutions prepared by: Michael M. Yastreboff and Dr Victor V. Zalipaev 7SD Solutions Series Worked Solutions to Popular Mathematics Texts NDE page Specimen Paper 1 1 Specimen Paper 2 12 Specimen Paper 3 24 Specimen Paper 4 34 Specimen Paper 5 44 Specimen Paper 6 54 Solutions are to “4 Unit Mathematics” [ by D. Amold and G. Arnold (1993), ISBN 0 340 54335 31 Created and Distributed by: 7SD (Information Services) ABN: T3009821 © 780 1987 The 7SD team welcomes all feedback. Correspondence should be addressed to: 7SD attn: Michael Yastreboff PO Box 123 Kensington NSW 2033 Specimen Paper 1. 1 Solution 1 (@) Let us sketch the graph y= f(x)=xinx = f(x) © y=0 at x=0, y=0 a x=1 Features of © yt as cote . 2 Inx+, s 0 if Inx=l=x (stationary point - minimum), f(e') © Domain (x: x20}, Range {y: ~e'< y< too} Let us sketch the graph y= h(x) = xInx Features of y= A(x) # yore as x90", yo-e as xo yote as xl", yO" as x tee nxt] by s if Inx= xin ae Lax (stationary point - maximum), h(e™') | * Domain [x: 00} @) @O y=elx) 1 Inx for x2— e Features of y= g(x) + end point: g= ‘© point of intersection with the x-axis: g(x)=0 = x=1 © point of intersection with the line y= x: xInx=x=3 x=e, g(e)=e ‘SD Solutions Series

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