2. The x-coordinate of the centriod of the area of the region defined by 0zy2x(x-1) 18 A. 1 B. C.2 D 10 3. The region bounded by the curve y x+ 4 the lines y 8 and x 0 is rotated through 2n radians about the x-axis. The y coordinate of the centriod of the solid formed is: A. 0 В. 10 C.- 20 D.-
2. The x-coordinate of the centriod of the area of the region defined by 0zy2x(x-1) 18 A. 1 B. C.2 D 10 3. The region bounded by the curve y x+ 4 the lines y 8 and x 0 is rotated through 2n radians about the x-axis. The y coordinate of the centriod of the solid formed is: A. 0 В. 10 C.- 20 D.-
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42. The x-coordinate of the centriod of the area of the region defined by 02 y2 N(X-1) I8
A. 1
B.유 C.2
D.
13. The region bounded by the curve y= x+ 4 the lines y 8 and x 0 is rotated through 2n
radians about the x-axis. The y coordinate of the centriod of the solid formed is:
A. 0
B.
C.
D.
20
. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
1. The equation of a curve which passes through the point (2, 1) and has gradient 2x-5 is:
A. y=-5x+5 B. y=x-5x-4 C. y=+ y-1
D. y x -5x + 5
2. If
1 =
dx
3-S then y=
A. x- In(3-5x) +k B. In(3-5x) + k
C. 1- 5ln(3-5x) +k D.
25
+ k
(3-5x)
3. The general solution of the differential equation
du
+1=u wherek is a constant is:
dt
A. u =t+k
B. u=t+1+k C.u I+kt D. u 1-
kt
4. Given that
dy
dx
y+1
and that y = 1 when x = 0, then
r+1
A. y - 2x+3
B. y = 2x +1
5. Given that 2 + x*y=x* and that y = 0 when x= 0, expressed in terms of x. y=
C. y = 2x
D. 2y = x+ 1
A.
B. 1+ e*C. 1-e
D. 1-e*-
6. The general solution of the differential equation
1 dy
= In x is
A. y = (In x) + k B. y =;+ Inx)+k
C.y=(-+ in x) +k D. y = 2 In x + k
7. The general solution of the differential equation:
dy
2x +2xy, where k is a constant is:
dx
A. y= e*+k - 1 B. y e*+k-1 C. y e+k+ 1 D. y= e+k
8. Ifu= 2 when x= 2, the particular solution of the differential equation ()= 1 is:
dx
A. u = x- In(x - 1)
C. u =1+ In(x - 1)
B. u=x + In(x-1)
D.u x+ In(x - 1)+2
9. If (x+ 1) = 1-y and y = -3 when x 0 then y =
A.
B. -3
C. 4x +3
D. 4-4x
x+1
10. Given that 2y- sin 2x = 0 and y = 0 when x 0, then y? =
A.+ cos 2x
11. The general solution of the differential equation cosy =
positive constant is:
A. Y=sin'x
12. Given that y 1 when x = 2 the solution of the differential equation:(x - x) -v is
1-cos 2x
C-2 cos 2x
cos 2x
D.
dy
1
siny where k is a
dx
B. y= sin (kx)+:Cy= sin (1- kx) D. y sin (kx+1)
dx
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42. The x-coordinate of the centriod of the area of the region defined by 02 y2 N(X-1) I8
A. 1
B.유 C.2
D.
13. The region bounded by the curve y= x+ 4 the lines y 8 and x 0 is rotated through 2n
radians about the x-axis. The y coordinate of the centriod of the solid formed is:
A. 0
B.
C.
D.
20
. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
1. The equation of a curve which passes through the point (2, 1) and has gradient 2x-5 is:
A. y=-5x+5 B. y=x-5x-4 C. y=+ y-1
D. y x -5x + 5
2. If
1 =
dx
3-S then y=
A. x- In(3-5x) +k B. In(3-5x) + k
C. 1- 5ln(3-5x) +k D.
25
+ k
(3-5x)
3. The general solution of the differential equation
du
+1=u wherek is a constant is:
dt
A. u =t+k
B. u=t+1+k C.u I+kt D. u 1-
kt
4. Given that
dy
dx
y+1
and that y = 1 when x = 0, then
r+1
A. y - 2x+3
B. y = 2x +1
5. Given that 2 + x*y=x* and that y = 0 when x= 0, expressed in terms of x. y=
C. y = 2x
D. 2y = x+ 1
A.
B. 1+ e*C. 1-e
D. 1-e*-
6. The general solution of the differential equation
1 dy
= In x is
A. y = (In x) + k B. y =;+ Inx)+k
C.y=(-+ in x) +k D. y = 2 In x + k
7. The general solution of the differential equation:
dy
2x +2xy, where k is a constant is:
dx
A. y= e*+k - 1 B. y e*+k-1 C. y e+k+ 1 D. y= e+k
8. Ifu= 2 when x= 2, the particular solution of the differential equation ()= 1 is:
dx
A. u = x- In(x - 1)
C. u =1+ In(x - 1)
B. u=x + In(x-1)
D.u x+ In(x - 1)+2
9. If (x+ 1) = 1-y and y = -3 when x 0 then y =
A.
B. -3
C. 4x +3
D. 4-4x
x+1
10. Given that 2y- sin 2x = 0 and y = 0 when x 0, then y? =
A.+ cos 2x
11. The general solution of the differential equation cosy =
positive constant is:
A. Y=sin'x
12. Given that y 1 when x = 2 the solution of the differential equation:(x - x) -v is
1-cos 2x
C-2 cos 2x
cos 2x
D.
dy
1
siny where k is a
dx
B. y= sin (kx)+:Cy= sin (1- kx) D. y sin (kx+1)
dx
51
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