A Level Mathematics 9709 Paper 42, May/June 2024

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9709/42 · May/June 2024

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1

A cyclist and bicycle have a total mass of 72 kg. The cyclist rides along a horizontal road against a total resistance force of 28 N. Find the total work done by the cyclist to increase his speed from 8 ms−1 to 16 ms−1 while travelling a distance of 100 metres.

[3]
2

A particle P moves in a straight line. At time t s after leaving a point O on the line, P has velocity v ms−1, where v=44t−6t2−36.

a

Find the set of values of t for which the acceleration of the particle is positive.

[2]
b

Find the two values of t at which P returns to O.

[3]
3

Four coplanar forces of magnitude P N, 10 N, 16 N and 2 N act at a point in the directions shown in the diagram. It is given that the forces are in equilibrium. Find the values of θ and P.

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Figure 1 of 1 for question 3
4

A car has mass 1400 kg. When the speed of the car is v ms−1 the magnitude of the resistance to motion is kv2 N where k is a constant.

a(i)

The car moves at a constant speed of 24 ms−1 up a hill inclined at an angle of α to the horizontal where sin⁡α=0.12. At this speed the magnitude of the resistance to motion is 480 N. Find the value of k.

[1]
a(ii)

Find the power of the car's engine.

[3]
b

The car now moves at a constant speed on a straight level road. Given that its engine is working at 54 kW, find this speed.

[3]
5

A particle of mass 0.8 kg lies on a rough plane which is inclined at an angle of 28∘ to the horizontal. The particle is kept in equilibrium by a force of magnitude T N. This force acts at an angle of 35∘ above a line of greatest slope of the plane (see diagram). The coefficient of friction between the particle and the plane is 0.2. Find the least and greatest possible values of T.

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6

Three particles A, B and C of masses 5 kg, 1 kg and 2 kg respectively lie at rest in that order on a straight smooth horizontal track XYZ. Initially A is at X, B is at Y and C is at Z. Particle A is projected towards B with a speed of 6 ms−1 and at the same instant C is projected towards B with a speed of v ms−1. In the subsequent motion, A collides and coalesces with B to form particle D. Particle D then collides and coalesces with C to form particle E and E moves towards Z.

a

Show that after the second collision the speed of E is 15−v4 ms−1.

[3]
b

The total loss of kinetic energy of the system due to the two collisions is 63 J. Use the result from (a) to show that v=3.

[3]
c(i)

It is given that the distance XY is 36 m and the distance YZ is 98 m. Find the time between the two collisions.

[4]
c(ii)

Find the time between the instant that A is projected from X and the instant that E reaches Z.

[1]
7

Two particles P and Q of masses 2.5 kg and 0.5 kg respectively are connected by a light inextensible string that passes over a small smooth pulley fixed at the top of a plane inclined at an angle of 30∘ to the horizontal. Particle P is on the plane and Q hangs below the pulley such that the level of Q is 2 m below the level of P (see diagram). Particle P is released from rest with the string taut and slides down the plane. The plane is rough with coefficient of friction 0.2 between the plane and P.

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a

Find the acceleration of P.

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b

Use an energy method to find the speed of the particles at the instant when they are at the same vertical height.

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Mark scheme

9709/42 · May/June 2024

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1 · 3 marks

  • B1

    Initial KE=12×72×82[=2304] OR Final KE=12×72×162[=9216] OR Work done against resistance =28×100[=2800]

  • M1

    Attempt at work-energy equation [12×72×82+WD=12×72×162+28×100]

  • A1

    WD=9712 J

2a · 2 marks

  • M1

    Attempt to differentiate given v

  • A1

    [44−12t>0⇒]t<113

2b · 3 marks

  • M1

    Attempt to integrate given v

  • A1

    (s=)441+1t1+1−62+1t2+1−36t(+c)=22t2−2t3−36t(+c)

  • A1

    [22t2−2t3−36t=0⇒]t=2,9(and 0) ONLY

3 · 6 marks

  • M1

    Resolving either direction to get an equation

  • A1

    10cos⁡25=2cos⁡40+16sin⁡θ [9.06307787=1.532088886+16sin⁡θ7.530988984=16sin⁡θsin⁡θ=0.4706868115]

  • A1

    P=10sin⁡25+16cos⁡θ+2sin⁡40 [P=4.226182617+16cos⁡θ+1.285575219P=5.511757837+16cos⁡θ]

  • 1 mark

    Attempt to solve for θ=sin⁡−1(10cos⁡25−2cos⁡4016)

  • 1 mark

    Attempt to solve for P=10sin⁡25+16cos⁡(their θ)+2sin⁡40

  • A1

    θ=28.1 AND P=19.6

4a(i) · 1 mark

  • B1

    [k×242=480⇒]k=56

4a(ii) · 3 marks

  • M1

    Attempt at Newton's second law [DF=480+1400g×0.12⇒DF=2160]

  • 1 mark

    Power=(their 2160)×24

  • A1

    51840 W

4b · 3 marks

  • B1

    DF=54000v and DF=(their 56)v2

  • 1 mark

    Get an equation of the form av3=b and attempt to solve for v to get a positive value

  • A1

    Speed=40.2 ms−1

5 · 8 marks

  • M1

    Attempt at resolving perpendicular to plane to get an equation

  • A1

    R+Tsin⁡35=0.8gcos⁡28[R+(0.57357… )T=7.06358]

  • M1

    Attempt to resolve parallel to plane for one of the possible cases to get an equation

  • A1

    Tcos⁡35=0.8gsin⁡28+F[(0.81915… )T=3.75577⋯+F]

  • A1

    Tcos⁡35=0.8gsin⁡28−F[(0.81915… )T=3.75577⋯−F]

  • 1 mark

    Use of F=0.2R to get an equation in T only

  • A1

    Solve to get T=5.53

  • A1

    Solve to get T=3.33

6a · 3 marks

  • M1

    Attempt at conservation of momentum for the 1st collision [5×6=(5+1)vD]

  • 1 mark

    Attempt at conservation of momentum for the 2nd collision [(5+1)(their vD)−2v=(5+1+2)vE]

  • A1

    (vE=)15−v4

6b · 3 marks

  • B1

    KEinitial=12×5×62+12×2×v2[=90+v2] KEfinal=12(5+1+2)(15−v4)2

  • M1

    Attempt difference in KE is 63 to get an equation [12×5×62+12×2×v2−12(5+1+2)(15−v4)2=63]

  • A1

    Solve algebraically 3v2+30v−117=0 OE to get v=3 ONLY

6c(i) · 4 marks

  • B1

    Time A to B=6 s

  • B1

    Distance BC=98−3×(their 6)[=80]

  • 1 mark

    Use sum of distance moved by D and distance moved by C is 80 m [(their 5)t+3t=their 80] OR use distance moved by C divided by relative velocity [80(their 5)+3]

  • A1

    Time=10 s

6c(ii) · 1 mark

  • B1

    [6+10+3×10+3×63=]32 s

7a · 5 marks

  • B1

    R=2.5gcos⁡30[=2532=21.65063509]

  • M1

    Attempt at Newton's second law

  • A1

    EITHER: T−0.5g=0.5a AND 2.5gsin⁡30−F−T=2.5a OR: 2.5gsin⁡30−F−0.5g=(2.5+0.5)a

  • 1 mark

    Use of F=0.2R to get an equation in a only [2.5gsin⁡30−0.2×2.5gcos⁡30−0.5g=(2.5+0.5)a]

  • A1

    a=1.06 ms−2

7b · 5 marks

  • B1

    [xsin⁡30=2−x⇒]x=43 OR [(2−y)sin⁡30=y⇒]y=23 OR [12×1.056⋯×t2+12×1.056⋯×t2×sin⁡30=2⇒t=1.5886… ]⇒x[=12×1.056⋯×(1.5886… )2sin⁡30]=23 OR ⇒y[=12×1.056⋯×(1.5886… )2]=43

  • B1

    Change in PE=±(2.5g(their x)sin⁡30−0.5g(their x))[=±34g(their x)] OR =±(2.5g(2−their y)sin⁡30−0.5g(2−their y))[=±(3(their y)−1)g]

  • B1

    WD against friction=0.2×2.5gcos⁡30×(their x)[=4.33(their x)] OR WD against friction=0.2×2.5gcos⁡30×(2−(their y))

  • 1 mark

    12×2.5×v2+12×0.5×v2=2.5g(43)sin⁡30−0.5g(43)−0.2×2.5gcos⁡30×(43) OR 12×2.5×v2+12×0.5×v2=2.5g(2−23)sin⁡30−0.5g(2−23)−0.2×2.5gcos⁡30×(2−23)

  • A1

    v=1.68

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