February/March 2026 Paper 32

2026 · 25 questions · 40 parts · 80 marks

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Q5
5(a)5(b)
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6(a)6(b)
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Q7
7(a)7(b)
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Q9
9(a)9(a)(i)9(a)(ii)9(b)
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Q10
10(a)10(b)10(c)
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Q11
11(a)11(b)
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Q16
16(a)16(b)16(c)16(d)
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Q17
17(a)17(b)
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Q18
18(a)18(b)
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Q21
21(a)21(b)
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Context for question 10
The scale drawing shows the positions of two schools, and . The scale is 1 centimetre represents 200 metres.
Scale drawing showing points A and B, each with a North arrow, scale: 1 cm to 200 m
10(a)Bearings 3d TrigonometryEasy1 mark
Measure the bearing of B from A.
10(b)Constructions Loci Scale DrawingsEasy1 mark
Write the scale in the form 1:n.
10(c)Constructions Loci Scale DrawingsEasy1 mark
On a second scale drawing, A and B are four times as far apart as on the first scale drawing. Write down the scale of the second scale drawing.