Show that ∫[from ¼π to ½π] (4 cos² 2x + 1/cos² x) dx = ¾√3 + ⅙π - 1.
- Show that ∫[from ¼π to ½π] (4 cos² 2x + 1/cos² x) dx = ¾√3 + ⅙π - 1.[7]
Mark scheme
Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2023). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- [M1] Express 4cos² 2x in the form k₁ cos4x + k₂ where k₁k₂ ≠ 0 .
- [A1] Obtain correct 2cos4x + 2 Allow unsimplified.
- [B1] State or imply 1/cos² x = sec² x Maybe implied by integration.
- [M1*] Integrate to obtain k₃ sin 4x + k₄x + tan x where k₃k₄ ≠ 0.
- [A1] Obtain correctly ½sin 4x + 2x + tan x
- [DM1] Use limits correctly with correct values of sin and tan indicated
- [A1] Confirm given result ¾√3 + ⅙π - 1 with sufficient detail AG
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