February/March 2026 Paper 32

2026 · 25 questions · 40 parts · 80 marks

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16(a)16(b)16(c)16(d)
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Context for question 11
Ede asks 40 students if they prefer to drink water, juice or milk. She represents the results on a pie chart.
11(a)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsMedium2 marks
The number of students who prefer milk is represented by a sector angle of . Calculate the number of students who prefer milk.
11(b)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsMedium2 marks
Twice as many students prefer water to juice. Calculate the sector angle that represents the number of students who prefer water.