May/June 2026 Paper 12

2026 · 29 questions · 51 parts · 80 marks

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10(a)Linear Equations InequalitiesEasy1 mark
Phil has toy cars. Ann has toy cars. Phil and Ann have the same number of cars.
Write down an equation to show this information.

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10(b)Linear Equations InequalitiesMedium3 marks
Solve your equation and work out the number of cars they each have.