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Advanced Math Problem Set

The document contains a series of advanced mathematics problems covering topics such as functions, series, differentiation, and trigonometric identities. Each problem requires analytical skills and mathematical proofs, with some involving limits, ranges, and parametric equations. The problems are designed for students to solve without a calculator, using only a formula booklet.

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Advanced Math Problem Set

The document contains a series of advanced mathematics problems covering topics such as functions, series, differentiation, and trigonometric identities. Each problem requires analytical skills and mathematical proofs, with some involving limits, ranges, and parametric equations. The problems are designed for students to solve without a calculator, using only a formula booklet.

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Here are some hard questions to try. All these questions are doable without a calculator.

You are
allowed to use a formula booklet.

Name and math group:

Teacher’s name:
1. The function f (x) is defined to be 2x cos x, 0 < x < 2π. Solve the functional equation ( f −1 )2000 (x) = x, with
exact solutions
2. Express in terms of a and x, the following expression:
n
1
Õ 1
logx (a 2n − 1) + logx (a 2r + 1) (1)
r=1

3. The following function is defined as


x−3
y=a 5 , a, x ∈ R (2)
dn y
(a) Come up with a conjecture for dx n , and prove the conjecture (if you haven’t learn’t mathematical induction,
dn y
just find an expression for dx n)

(b) Hence, find


n  n 
Õ d y
lim
n→∞
r=0
dx n
.
(c) Find the range of values of a for the solution in b) to be valid.
4. Consider the series S = −3 cos x + 6 cos2 x − 9 cos3 x + ... + 150 cos50 x
(a) Find an expression for the term in cosr x and simplify it.
(b) Hence, prove that
−a cos x + b cos51 x + c cos52 x
S=
2(cos x)(cos x + 1) + cos2 (x − π2 )
where a, b, and c are constants to be determined.
5. By considering a suitable infinite series, evaluate the series 1
3 + 2
9 + 3
27 + 81 ...
4

6. By considering the formula cos(A ± B) = cos A cos B ∓ sin A sin B, prove that
 
sin n + 21 x 1 1
= − (3)
cos(nx)[cos(n + 1)x] cos nx cos(n + 1)x
Hence, find
N  
Õ 1
sin n + x sec(nx) sec(n + 1)x (4)
n=0
2

7. Using first principles of differentiation, evaluate:


(a) f (x)g(x)
f (x)
(b) g(x)
(c) ( f ◦ g)(x)
8. Find, analytically, all the solutions of the equation |x + 1| + x + 3|x − 1| = 5
√ √
9. In this question, zn and wn are geometric series with common ratios 1 + i 73 and i 25 respectively, where i 2 = −1
Find the sum of the series
       
z2 z3 z4 zk+1
arg + arg + arg + ... + arg (5)
w1 3w2 5w3 (2k − 1)wk

10. Prove that


|1 − z∗ | 2 − |z − w| 2 = (1 − |z| 2 )(1 − |w| 2 ) (6)
  √3
11. Given that g 2x−1
5 = x + x 2 , and h(x) = 3
5x 2
, find (g ◦ h)(x)

12. A curve C has parametric equations


x = θ − cos θ
y = 2 − sin θ
dy π
Find dx . What can be said about the tangent to C at the points where θ = 2?
4x 2 +4x+1
13. Prove analytically that the range of the graph 1−x excludes the interval (−24, 0)
14. Using the trigonometric pythagorean identities in your formula booklet, manipulate them such that a relationship
is formed with sin−1 , cos−1 , and tan−1
15. Consider the series 1 + x + x 2 + ... + x n−1
1−x n
(a) Prove, without mathematical induction, that 1 + x + x 2 + ... + x n−1 = 1−x , x,1
(b) Hence show that 1 + x + + ... = for |x| < 1
x2 1
1−x ,
(c) By modifying the series in part b), show that:
(1 + x + x 2 + ...)2 = 1 + 2x + 3x 2 + 4x 3 + ... (7)
Consider the function f (x) = (1 + 2x)−2 , for − 12 < x < 12
(d) Find the first four terms of the expansion, in ascending order, without using binomial expansion
(e) Find the x n in the expansion
16. (a) Prove, using a combinatorial argument, the binomial theorem of this form:
n  
Õ n k
(x + 1) =
n
x (8)
k=0
k

(b) Hence, prove that        


n n n n
+ + + ... = 2n (9)
0 1 2 n
17. (a) Using the sin and cos Compound angle identities, prove that
P+Q P−Q
sin P + sin Q = 2 sin cos
2 2
P+Q P−Q
sin P − sin Q = 2 cos sin
2 2
P+Q P−Q
cos P + cos Q = 2 cos cos
2 2
P+Q P−Q
cos P − cos Q = −2 sin sin
2 2

(b) Hence, find: ∫


sin 2x(cos 6x − cos4 x) (10)

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