May/June 2026 Paper 22

2026 · 25 questions · 42 parts · 100 marks

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1(a)1(b)1(c)1(d)
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5(a)(i)5(a)(ii)5(b)
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9(a)9(b)9(c)
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12(a)12(b)
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18(a)Probability Tree Diagrams Conditional ProbabilityMedium3 marks
Marwa has these 10 numbered tiles.
Marwa picks one of the tiles at random. She replaces the tile and then picks a second tile at random.
Find the probability that the two tiles have the same even number.

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18(b)Probability Tree Diagrams Conditional ProbabilityMedium3 marks
From the 10 numbered tiles, Marwa now picks three tiles at random without replacement.
Find the probability that the sum of the numbers on the three tiles is 11.

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