May/June 2026 Paper 13

2026 · 23 questions · 42 parts · 80 marks

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8(a)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsEasy1 mark
Ben asks some children to choose their favourite type of snack. The pie chart shows the results.
Pie chart of favourite snacks with sectors chocolate 140°, crisps (not marked), nuts 20°, sweets (a right angle is marked) and fruit 30°
Measure the sector angle for crisps.

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8(b)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsEasy2 marks
Find the fraction of the children who chose chocolate. Give your answer in its simplest form.

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8(c)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsEasy2 marks
8 more children chose fruit than those who chose nuts.
Work out the number of children who chose fruit.

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