May/June 2026 Paper 23

2026 · 28 questions · 46 parts · 100 marks

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Q1
1
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Q2
2(a)2(b)
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Q3
3
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Q4
4(a)4(b)
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Q5
5(a)5(b)
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6
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Q7
7(a)7(b)
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8(a)8(b)
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Q9
9(a)9(b)
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10
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11
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Q12
12(a)(i)12(a)(ii)12(b)(i)12(b)(ii)
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Q13
13(a)13(b)
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14
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Q15
15(a)15(b)
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16
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Q17
17(a)17(b)
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Q18
18(a)18(b)
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19
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20
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Q21
21(a)21(b)
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Q22
22(a)(i)22(a)(ii)22(b)
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Q23
23
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Q24
24
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Q25
25(a)25(b)
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Q26
26(a)26(b)
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Q27
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5(a)Probability Tree Diagrams Conditional ProbabilityEasy1 mark
Reem has a six-sided spinner numbered 1 to 6. Reem spins the spinner 50 times. Her results are shown in the table.
number on spinner123456
frequency8759129
Write down the relative frequency of the spinner landing on the number 4.

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5(b)Probability Tree Diagrams Conditional ProbabilityEasy1 mark
Reem spins the spinner 200 times.
Find how many of these 200 spins are expected to land on the number 4.

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