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Edexcel GCE: 6671 Pure Mathematics P1 (New Syllabus) Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary

This document provides instructions and information for candidates taking the Edexcel GCE Pure Mathematics P1 exam on January 11, 2001. It lists the paper reference, time allowed, materials required, and approved calculators. It provides instructions on completing the answer booklet and advises candidates to show working. The document also lists the four questions on the exam and notes that pages 2, 3, and 4 are blank. It ends with information on reproducing the publication in accordance with Edexcel copyright policy.

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Edexcel GCE: 6671 Pure Mathematics P1 (New Syllabus) Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary

This document provides instructions and information for candidates taking the Edexcel GCE Pure Mathematics P1 exam on January 11, 2001. It lists the paper reference, time allowed, materials required, and approved calculators. It provides instructions on completing the answer booklet and advises candidates to show working. The document also lists the four questions on the exam and notes that pages 2, 3, and 4 are blank. It ends with information on reproducing the publication in accordance with Edexcel copyright policy.

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Fin% all -alues of in the inter-al 7 ; <)7 for which (a) cos ( 7 *=) : 7+=, (b) sin 2 : 7+*# $i-in$ &our answers to one %ecima( place+ () mar8s) (1 mar8s)

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(d) ?alculate the %ifference !etween the sum to infinit& of the series an% the sum of the first 2= terms of the series+ (9 mar8s)

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A circle# centre A an% ra%ius < cm# intersects AB an% AC at P an% Q respecti-el&# as shown in Fi$+ <+ (a) /how that# to < %ecimal places# BAC : (+=74 ra%ians+ ?alculate# (b) the area# in cm2# of the sector APQ# (c) the area# in cm2# of the sha%e% re$ion BPQC# (d) the perimeter# in cm# of the sha%e% re$ion BPQC. ($ mar8s) () mar8s) (9 mar8s) () mar8s)

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