VCE Mathematical Methods Past Exam Questions

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Section B, Question 4

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Question 4 continues on the next page. Question 4 (13 marks) Timothy has created a tiling pattern using transformations of the cubic function f : [−4, 0] → R, f (x) = a(x − b) 3 +

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Section B, Question 4

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Question 4 (15 marks) At an airport, luggage is weighed before it is checked in. The mass of each piece of luggage, in kilograms, is modelled by a continuous random variable X, who

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Section B, Question 4(a)Question part (a)

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a. Write a definite integral which gives the probability that a piece of luggage is labelled as heavy. 1 mark

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Section B, Question 4(a)Question part (a)

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a. The translation of f given by f2(x) = f (x − 4) − 4 describes a different edge of one of the tiles. Trace over the edge described by f2 on the graph in Figure 1, and label this

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Section B, Question 4(b)Question part (b)

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b. Given that f has a stationary point of inflection at (−2, 2) and an axial intercept at (0, 4), find the values of a, b and c. 2 marks N H T

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Section B, Question 4(b)Question part (b)

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b. i. Find the mean of X. 1 mark Section B Use the following information to answer parts c and d of this question. Of the travellers flying from the airport + 10% do not check in a

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Section B, Question 4(b)(ii)Question part (b)(ii)

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ii. Find the standard deviation of .X. 2 marks fii. Given that the mass of a piece of luggage is more than the mean, find the probability that it is labelled as heavy, correct to t

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Section B, Question 4(c)Question part (c)

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c. Let W be the discrete random variable that represents the number of pieces of luggage labelled as heavy checked in by each traveller. ° e 2 £ iS 8 3 = [=] Page 230f 28 d. e. On

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Section B, Question 4(c)Question part (c)

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c. The piecewise function, p, is continuous, where the first component is f, the other component is a translation of f and both are edges in Timothy’s tiling pattern. Complete a po

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Section B, Question 4(c)(i)Question part (c)(i)

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i. Show that Pr (J = 2) = 0.027, correct to three decimal places. 1 mark i. Find Pr(P > 0.2), correct to three decimal places. 2 marks i. In one random sample of 50 pieces of lugga

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Section B, Question 4(c)(ii)Question part (c)(ii)

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ii. Complete the table below for the probability distribution 7, correct to three decimal places 2 marks w 0 1 2 Pr(W =w) 0.027 o 1 3 ° a g () 5 @ = ® ii. Determine the probability

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Section B, Question 4(d)Question part (d)

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d. Find the rule and domain for f −1, the inverse function of f. 2 marks Section B

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