February/March 2026 Paper 12

2026 · 27 questions · 44 parts · 80 marks

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Q1
1(a)1(b)1(c)
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Q2
2(a)2(b)
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Q3
3(a)3(b)
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Q4
4(a)4(b)
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Q5
5(a)5(b)
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Q6
6
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Q7
7(a)7(b)
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Q8
8
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Q9
9(a)9(b)9(c)
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Q10
10
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Q11
11(a)11(b)
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Q12
12
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Q13
13
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Q14
14
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Q15
15(a)15(b)
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Q16
16
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Q17
17
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Q18
18
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Q19
19(a)19(b)
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Q20
20
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Q21
21(a)21(b)21(c)
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Q22
22(a)22(b)
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Q23
23
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Q24
24(a)24(b)
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Q25
25
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Q26
26
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Q27
27(a)27(b)
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5(a)Sequences Recurrence RelationsEasy1 mark
These are the first four terms of a sequence. 6000, 600, 60, 6. Write down the term-to-term rule for this sequence.
5(b)Sequences Recurrence RelationsEasy2 marks
These are the first four terms of a different sequence. 27, 21, 15, 9. Find the next two terms in the sequence.
5th term
6th term