May/June 2026 Paper 33

2026 · 26 questions · 49 parts · 80 marks

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11(a)(i)11(a)(ii)11(b)(i)11(b)(ii)11(b)(iii)11(b)(iv)
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23Similarity CongruenceEasy2 marks
Two mathematically similar parallelograms, not to scale: ABCD with AD = 5 cm, and PQRS with PS = 8 cm and PQ = 14 cm
is mathematically similar to . Calculate .