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    PMT

    C4 INTEGRATION Worksheet L

    x+4
    1 a Express in partial fractions.
    (1 + x)(2 − x)
    b Given that y = 2 when x = 3, solve the differential equation
    dy y ( x + 4)
    = .
    dx (1 + x)(2 − x)

    2 Given that y = 0 when x = 0, solve the differential equation


    dy
    = ex + y cos x.
    dx

    dy dy 5
    3 Given that is inversely proportional to x and that y = 4 and = 3
    when x = 3, find an
    dx dx
    expression for y in terms of x.

    4 A quantity has the value N at time t hours and is increasing at a rate proportional to N.
    a Write down a differential equation relating N and t.
    b By solving your differential equation, show that
    N = Aekt,
    where A and k are constants and k is positive.
    Given that when t = 0, N = 40 and that when t = 5, N = 60,
    c find the values of A and k,
    d find the value of N when t = 12.

    5 A cube is increasing in size and has volume V cm3 and surface area A cm2 at time t seconds.
    a Show that
    dV
    = k A,
    dA
    where k is a positive constant.
    Given that the rate at which the volume of the cube is increasing is proportional to its surface area
    dA
    and that when t = 10, A = 100 and = 5,
    dt
    b show that
    A = 161 (t + 30)2.

    6 At time t = 0, a piece of radioactive material has mass 24 g. Its mass after t days is m grams and
    is decreasing at a rate proportional to m.
    a By forming and solving a suitable differential equation, show that
    m = 24e−kt,
    where k is a positive constant.
    After 20 days, the mass of the material is found to be 22.6 g.
    b Find the value of k.
    c Find the rate at which the mass is decreasing after 20 days.
    d Find how long it takes for the mass of the material to be halved.

     Solomon Press
    PMT

    C4 INTEGRATION Worksheet L continued

    7 A quantity has the value P at time t seconds and is decreasing at a rate proportional to P.
    a By forming and solving a suitable differential equation, show that
    P = (a − bt)2,
    where a and b are constants.
    Given that when t = 0, P = 400,
    b find the value of a.
    Given also that when t = 30, P = 100,
    c find the value of P when t = 50.

    h cm

    The diagram shows a container in the shape of a right-circular cone. A quantity of water
    is poured into the container but this then leaks out from a small hole at its vertex.
    In a model of the situation it is assumed that the rate at which the volume of water in the
    container, V cm3, decreases is proportional to V. Given that the depth of the water is h cm
    at time t minutes,
    a show that
    dh
    = −kh,
    dt
    where k is a positive constant.
    Given also that h = 12 when t = 0 and that h = 10 when t = 20,
    b show that
    h = 12e−kt,
    and find the value of k,
    c find the value of t when h = 6.

    1
    9 a Express in partial fractions.
    (1 + x)(1 − x)
    In an industrial process, the mass of a chemical, m kg, produced after t hours is modelled by the
    differential equation
    dm
    = ke−t(1 + m)(1 − m),
    dt
    where k is a positive constant.
    Given that when t = 0, m = 0 and that the initial rate at which the chemical is produced is
    0.5 kg per hour,
    b find the value of k,
    1+ m 
    c show that, for 0 ≤ m < 1, ln  −t
    = 1 − e .
    1− m 
    d find the time taken to produce 0.1 kg of the chemical,
    e show that however long the process is allowed to run, the maximum amount of the
    chemical that will be produced is about 462 g.

     Solomon Press

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