May/June 2026 Paper 13

2026 · 11 questions · 23 parts · 75 marks

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Context for question 11
Graph showing a circle centred on the positive $y$-axis with two tangent lines, $L_{1}$ and $L_{2}$, that cross just above the circle; $L_{1}$, the less steep right-hand tangent, meets the $y$-axis above the circle at $P$ and the $x$-axis to the right of the origin at $Q$; $L_{2}$, the steeper left-hand tangent, meets the $x$-axis to the left of the origin at $S$ and the $y$-axis below the circle at $R$; the origin $O$ lies on the $x$-axis between $S$ and $Q$.
The diagram shows a circle with two tangents, and . The tangent intersects the -axis at and the -axis at . The tangent intersects the -axis at and the -axis at .
11(a)Coordinate Geometry CirclesMedium3 marks
The end-points of a diameter of the circle are and .
Show that the equation of the circle can be expressed as
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11(b)Coordinate Geometry CirclesHard4 marks
The two tangents, and , have equations of the form .
Show that
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11(c)Straight Line Coordinate GeometryHard5 marks
Find the exact area of quadrilateral .
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