Original problems in the papers' style, sorted into 14 topics, each with hints in stages, a worked solution and a mark scheme.
Questions
12 a paper: 8 Pure, 2 Mechanics, 2 Probability and Statistics
Marking
20 marks a question; your six best answers count, out of 120
The topics
Integration is free to try. Every other topic comes with the course.
Topic
Section
Algebra, inequalities and functions
Pure Mathematics
Sequences, series and induction
Pure Mathematics
Differentiation and curve sketching
Pure Mathematics
Integration
Pure Mathematics
Trigonometry and coordinate geometry
Pure Mathematics
Complex numbers and matrices
Pure Mathematics
Vectors
Pure Mathematics
Proof and number
Pure Mathematics
Hyperbolic functions, polar curves and Maclaurin series
Pure Mathematics
Differential equations
Pure Mathematics
Forces, motion and centre of mass
Mechanics
Energy, collisions and oscillations
Mechanics
Probability and discrete distributions
Probability and Statistics
Continuous distributions
Probability and Statistics
Try a problem
Integrals with a hidden symmetry
Paper 2 · Integration · Accessible · 20 marks
(i)
Let a>0, let g be a continuous even function and let h be a continuous odd function, both defined on [−a,a]. By using the substitution x=−u, show that ∫−aa1+eh(x)g(x)dx=∫0ag(x)dx.
7 marks
(ii)
Find ∫−11(1+x2)(1+ex3)1dx.
3 marks
(iii)
Find ∫−π/3π/31+etanxsecxdx.
4 marks
(iv)
By adapting the method of part (i) to the substitution x=π−u, find ∫0π1+ecosxsinxdx.