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Mathematics: applications and interpretation HL

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Chapter 1
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 16 1D, 6 Typo of 'nearest' corrected
In chapter 18 Example 9 Instructions should say DF = 14, not EF = 14
In chapter 20 Example 11, b 'rather than the nearer' added to the end of the
Q
In chapter 20 Example 11, worked Third line - should be 850 not 950
solution (a)
In chapter 21 Investigation 5, diagram Diagram should show 54.0 NOT 54.8
In chapter 25 1F, Q2 Changed to: 'find all possible values for the
other sides and angles.'
In chapter 26 1G,Q1 Removed 'the' from the first line
In chapter 36 1l, Q4c Change to $16 per litre
In chapter 39 Chapter review, 7 Rewritten as follows: 'Determine the length of
the hour hand if the tip of the hand moves at
the speed of light. Express ...'
In chapter 40 Chapter review, 10b Change to wording of question to: 'Determine
the time taken for the journey from Alphaville
(A) to Betatown (B) via J in terms of θ.'

In chapter 40 Exam-style questions, 11 AMP should be lower case x 2

Answers 765 1A, 1i 1.2 NOT 7.3
Answers 765 1A, 1ii 1.16 NOT 7.27
Answers 765 1B, 1b 3.15 - 3.25 m (NOT 3.25 - 3.25 m)
Answers 765 1B, 3a Group 1: 0.517 (3 s.f.)
Group 2: 0.437 (3 s.f.)
Answers 765 1B, 3b Group 1: 14.3% (3 s.f.)
Group 2: 3.39% (3 s.f.)
Answers 765 1C, 1aii Correct to: 9.936 x 10^4
Answers 765 1C, 1bi Correct to: 1x10^10
Answers 765 1C, 1bii 9.667 x 10^9 (3 d.p.)
Answers 765 1C, 3b Equal to 7 added
Answers 765 1C, 3cii 1x added
Answers 765 1C, 5b Correct to: 1130
Answers 765 1D, 1b Correct to: x =15.1 (NOT 6.88)
Answers 765 1D, 5 Correct to: 1.02m (NOT 1.62)
Answers 765 1D, 7 Corrected answer to: 44.5 km = 44,500 m (3
s.f.)
Answers 765 1D, 8a Amend to: 120 cm = 1.2 m

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Answers 765 1D, 8b Amend to: 2.08% (3 s.f.)
Answers 765 1E, 1ai On diagram, correct angle from 110 to 101
Answers 765 1E, 1aiii Correct to - BC= 11.0cm (NOT 10.7cm)
Answers 765 1E, biii 3 x corrections to answer
Answers 766 1E, ci Replaced diagram
Answers 766 1E, ciii 76 degreees (not 64); 52 degrees deleted &
HI=257 (NOT 183)
Answers 766 1E, 3 PQ=10.2 (NOT 59); QT=8.01 (NOT 46);
PT=2.99 (NOT 17)
Answers 766 1E, 5 952m (not 382)
323 degrees
Answers 766 1F, 1c 11.1 (not 11.11); 39.2 (not 39); 87.8 (not 88)

Answers 766 1F, 1d corrected to: 40°, 60°, 80°, 16.3m, 22.0m
Answers 766 1F, 2 Name corrected from Kristian to Velina; further
corrections in the working

Replace with: AC=42.7

then add second set of solutions

C<with a hat>=113˚, B<with a hat>=31.6˚,
AC=22.8
Answers 766 1F, 3 correct to: 32.0, 97.1, 50.9
Answers 766 1F, 4a 6cm deleted
Answers 766 1F, 4b 13.1cm (not 5cm)
Answers 766 1F, 5 & 6 answers added in
Answers 766 1G,Q1ai 6.11cm (not 6)
Answers 766 1G,Q1aii 15.27cm (not 15)
Answers 766 1G, 1bi 3.14 (not 3)
Answers 766 1G, 1bii 6.28 (not 6)
Answers 766 1G, 1ci 23.82 (not 23.8)
Answers 766 1G, 1cii 125.07 (not 125)
Answers 766 1G, 2 32.7 (not 62.7)
Answers 766 1G, 3c 24.2 (not 24)
Answers 766 1G, 4a correct to: 173 degrees
Answers 766 1G, 4b 7.59 cm NOT 24 cm
Answers 766 1G. 5a 18.3 (NOT 18)
Answers 766 1G, 5b 41.1 (not 41)
Answers 766 1G 6 1.13 (not 1.1)
Answers 766 1H, 1b 1490 (not 1500)
Answers 766 1H, 1c 3140 (not 3150)
Answers 766 1H, 3ai 1.41 (not 1.4)
Answers 766 1H, 3aii 1.09 (not 1.0868)
Answers 766 1H, 3aiii 8.66 (not 8.661)
Answers 766 1H, 4a 1630000 (not 704 000)
Answers 766 1H, 4b 7.22 (not 3.15)
Answers 766 1I, 1a 154 (not 150)
Answers 766 1I, 1b 176 (not 180)
Answers 766 1I, 1d 37.0 (not 32)
Answers 766 1I, 2ii 10.6 (not 5.28)
Answers 766 1I, 2iii 37.8 (not 38)
Answers 766 1I, 4a correct to: 8.73 x 10^6 cm^2

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Answers 766 1I, 6a A=755 (not 750)
Answers 766 1I, 6b V=279 (not 280)
A=236 (not 240)
Answers 766 1I, 7b 33.3l (not 37l)
Answers 766 1I, 8 V= 211.5 (not 213); A=210 (not 24)
Answers 766 Chapter review 1di 1.8 (not 0.2)
Answers 766 Chapter review 1dii 1.82 (not 0.248)
Answers 766 Chapter review 2a 5.64% (not 5.6)
Answers 766 Chapter review 3 1.154171495 (not 1.1541)
Answers 766 Chapter review 5 angle of elevation = 2.67 (not 2.7)
angle of depression = 0.775 (not 0.77)
Answers 767 Chapter review 9d Various corrections to question
Answers 767 Chapter review 10a & 10b Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 767 Exam-style questions, 12c 9y^4 (not ^2)
Answers 767 Exam-style questions, 13c 9.78 (not 9.8)
Answers 767 Exam-style questions, 17a 56 degrees (not 34)
Answers 767 Exam-style questions, 17c 68.9 (not 112)
Answers 767 Exam-style questions, 17d 1407 (not 1400)
Answers 767 Exam-style questions, 17e 843 (not 840)

Chapter 2
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 58 2C, Q1 Added part (a) and (b)
In chapter 58 2C, Q2b Delete 'and the median'
In chapter 62 2D, Q2b Only find the mean - rest deleted
In chapter 62 2D, Q2c Rewrite as:

given that: the quickest time was 26 minutes,

the longest time was 84 minutes, the lower
quartile 32, the median 40 and the upper
quartile 50 minutes, estimate the number of
outliers and explain why they cannot be shown
on your box and whisker plot.

In chapter 65 2E, 2d Changed to:

the maximum possible number of outliers
In chapter 72 2F,Q3 (m) not (cm)
In chapter 79 Exam-style questions, 14c & Parts c and need to be swapped over as the
d standard deviation is found first
Answers 767 2A Renumbering of answers
Answers 767 2A, 3 reword as: age, socioeconomic class, income,
gender, education level or geographical region

Answers 767 2B, 2a mode=2 (not 6)

Answers 767 2B, 3b standard deviation = 4.0957 (NOT 4.0958)
Answers 767 2B, 4a standard deviation= 10.3116 (NOT 10.2541)

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Answers 768 2B, 5 'Boys' and 'Girls' changed to 'Robotics' and
'Astronomy' respectively; Extra text added after
table, as follows:

The calculations partly support Mr Jones’ claim

as the mean and median are both higher for
the robotics club, but the standard deviation is
much lower for Astronomy students, and in fact
the two lowest scoring students both do
Robotics.
Answers 768 2B, 8C Text amended to say: For students with high
marks, the methods give relatively similar
marks. For middling students, the methods
vary a bit. For low scoring students, the
methods vary wildly, indeed, if a student had a
mark of 6 or lower, their new mark would be
negative with Miss Ginger's methodology.

Answers 768 2C, 1aiii 105 (not 119.29)

Answers 768 2C, 1bii 54.417 (not 54.4167)
Answers 768 2C, 1biii 52.5 (not 53.913);
Answers 768 2C, 1cii 5.864 (not 5.8636)
Answers 768 2C, 1ciii 5.5 (not 5.9286; explanation replaced with the
following:

The GDC treats the data as discrete and takes

each value as being equal to the mid-point.
This means the median will always be in the
middle of the class in which it lies which may
not always be appropriate.
Answers 768 2C, 2b median deleted
Answers 768 2C, 2c standard deviation= £10.116 (not 10.1158)
Answers 768 2C, 2d variance = 102.333 (not 101.329)
Answers 768 2C, 3b standard deviation = 10.998 (not 10.9982)
Answers 768 2C, 4a Males mean = $2546; standard deviation =
$730 (not 729.767)
Females mean = $2115 (not 2114.58);
standard deviation = $635 (not 635.257)
Answers 768 2D, 2b Mean = 42.5 (not 42.45)
Answers 768 2D, Q2c Added the text below above the diagram in part
c:

At least 5 outliers, and estimated 7 outliers.

These cannot be shown as their values are not
known.
Answers 768 2D, 3b Change to: The data is not symmetrical as it is
largely to the right of the range
Answers 769 2E, 1b Added 0 to the graph axis
Answers 769 2E, 2d Corrected to: There may be up to 3 outliers in
the group 28 ≤ x < 32.
Answers 769 2E, 2g Corrected to: A book for adults because it is
more linguistically advanced than a children's
book
Answers 769 2F, 2a missing points added to graph: (154,61) and
(184,88).

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Answers 770 2F, 3b Green dot (not red dot)
Answers 770 2F, 3g No. From the heights, it is likely that the people
surveyed were children. Older children would
likely be taller and would be expected to have a
better vocabulary.
Answers 770 Chapter review, 1a Males mean = 13.317 (not 13.32)
Females mean = 15.850 (not 15.85)
Answers 770 Chapter review, 1b Mean= 14.330 (not 14.33); standard deviation
= 3.940 (not 3.9397)
Answers 770 Chapter review, 1d Select alternately every 2nd then 3rd piece of
data. Final answers will vary depending on first
value chosen.
Answers 770 Chapter review, 1e change to:

Take 24 male swimmers and 16 female

swimmers. Answers for mean and standard
deviation will vary.
Answers 770 Chapter review, 1f Answers will vary
Answers 770 Chapter review, 2 CHANGE TO:

a
Mean = 54.8 cm
Median = 56 cm
Mode = 32 cm
Median because the data are not symmetrical
(positively skewed).
b
Mean = $122.25
Median = $87.5
Mode = $62
Median because the data are not symmetrical
(positively skewed).
c
Mean = 6.421 hours
Median = 6 hours
Mode = 6 hours
Mean because the data are approximately
symmetrical and the mean uses all the data.

Answers 770 Chapter review, 3b add cm to median (55cm); mean= 54.417cm

(not 54.4167); standard deviation= 11.277 cm
(not 11.2765)
Answers 770 Chapter review, 4b $3250 (not $3249.62)
Answers 770 Chapter review, 4di Amended text to read: Y-axis does not start at
zero. Graph is misleading as it looks like profit
was multiple times higher in each year.

Answers 770 Chapter review, 4dii word 'more' changed to 'faster'

Answers 770 Chapter review, 5a standard deviation = 7.505 (not 7.5054)
Answers 770 Chapter review, 5b IQR= 12 (not 22)
Answers 770 Chapter review, 6a girls mean = 16.2 (not 16.24)
Q3 range = 24.5 (not 24)
Range = 28 (not 25)
Boys mean = 24.5
Q1 = 33 (not 31)
Range = 43 (not 16)

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Answers 771 Chapter review, 7c IQR = 22 (not 32)
Answers 771 Chapter review, 8a Mean = 6.13 min (not 6.1326)
Standard deviation = 0.921 min (not 0.9213)

Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 11b 13.4 (not 13.375)

Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 11e 24.0 (not 23.583)
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 12a mean = 26.3 (not 23.5833)
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 12b standard deviation = 3.38 (not 3.3778)
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 12c mean = 22.8 (not 22.8333)
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 12d standard deviation = 5.52 (not 5.5202)
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 12e mean temperature in Tenerife = 23.6 (not
23.58)
mean temperature in Malta = 22.8 (not 22.83)
standard deviation = 5.52 and 3.38 (not
5.5202 and 3.3778)
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 13a min added
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 13b min added
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 13c 83 min (not 81)
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 13d min added
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 14b 35.8 cm (not 35.8333
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 14c 63.9 (not 63.89) swap to be 14d
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 14d 7.99 (not 7.9931) swap to be 14c
Answers 771 Exam-style questions, 14e 3.7 (not 3.73)
Answers 772 Exam-style questions, 15b 13.7, $927 (not 13.667, 926.667)
Answers 772 Exam-style questions, 15c r = 0.944 (not 0.9441)
Answers 772 Exam-style questions, 17a -0.766 strong negative correlation (NOT -
0.7659)
Answers 772 Exam-style questions, 17b (106600,2.49)
Answers 772 Exam-style questions, 17c text amended to say:

The extrapolation is for much further than the

data provided and the decrease in salary with
distance may not be linear.

Chapter 3
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 88 3B, Q4 Change to: 'The western and eastern
boundaries of the city ...'
In chapter 91 3D Where possible find solutions to … [where
possible added]
In chapter 95 3E, 6 Change coordinates of first town to (1,16)
instead of (5,18)
In chapter 95 3E, 6b Changed the final sentence of the question to:
Find the position the station should be built and
the total distance from the two towns to the
station.

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In chapter 103 3G, 5 Change wording of rubric to read: Each unit of
the axes represents 10 km (instead of: The
axes are measure in 10km sections

Correct rubric to say 'stations' rather than

'towns' directly under the diagram. Added that
the roads are not shown on the diagram.

In chapter 108 3I, 5 'which are in metres' added to the rubric

In chapter 108 3I, 5a Find his displacement VECTOR (word 'vector'
added)
In chapter 111 3J, 5 Word 'by' inserted into rubric. ('followed BY
3km south-east')
In chapter 114 3L, 4a values (not value)
In chapter 114 3L, 4b Find the LENGTHS OF CA and CB ('lengths of'
added)
In chapter 117 3, Example 10 Area = sqrt 75 (NOT 51) = 8.66 (NOT 7.14)
In chapter 126 3O, 1 Word 'and' added into question intro
In chapter 126 3O, 5cii Word 'and' added
In chapter 130 Chapter review, 3b Bisector of AC (not BC)
In chapter 130 Chapter review, 7 An irregular tetrahedron (word 'irregular'
added)
In chapter 130 Chapter review, 9 A plane A is flying north-east such that its
speed over the ground is 750 kmh−1 … ('such
that its speed over the ground is' added in)

In chapter 131 Exam-style questions, 10b Missing space added in

In chapter 132 Exam-style questions, 17f Word 'any' deleted

In chapter 138 Paper 3 questions and Hint box - duplicate word 'can' deleted
comments
Answers 772 Skills Check 4aii 25.0 (NOT 25)
Answers 772 3B, 2b -2x (Not -0.2x)
Answers 772 3B, 2d minus rather than plus 1
Answers 772 3C, 2bi y − 4 = −x
Answers 772 3C, 2bii y = −x + 4
Answers 772 3C, 2biii x +y −4=0
Answers 772 3C, 2ciii minus rather than plus y
Answers 772 3D, 1aii The two equations represent the same line
Answers 773 3D, 2cii 141 seconds or 2 minutes 21 seconds (NOT 174
seconds)
Answers 773 3D, 4b 0.0699x + 55.5 (NOT 0.069927x + 55.55)
Answers 773 3D, 4c 55.5 (not 55.55)
Answers 773 3D, 4d 94 (not 94.4)
Answers 773 3E, 3 word 'a' added in ('a triangle')
Answers 773 3E, 6a Distance is 17.9 km (added after the
coordinates)
Answers 773 3E, 6b (9.33, 19.3), 18.0 km
Answers 773 3F, 3b Move fig to before answer (i) and delete point
B_1
Answers 774 3G, 5aii 0.290 (not 0.289)
Answers 774 3G, 5cii Diagram -The outlier needs to be removed but
also the lower ‘whisker’ needs to be extended
to 2.1 where the outlier is now.
Answers 774 3G, 5d one outlier' replaced with 'the lowest'

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Answers 774 3H, 3c The previous answer to this question was
deleted

Answers 775 3I, 2a split into parts i) and ii)

Answers 775 3I, 1bii 243 (not 297)
Answers 775 3I, 1dii 7.13 (not 7.1)
Answers 775 3I, 4a 141 (not 141.4) in both instances
Answers 775 3I, 5 261 degreees (not 260)
Answers 775 3L, 2b 151 degrees (not 151.3)
Answers 775 3L, 4b Inside the first root should read: 0^2 + (-1)^2
+0^2

Inside the second root should read: 1^2

Inside the third root should read: 1^2 + 3^2

BC=10
Answers 775 3M, 1b a c = (2×5)+(1×-1)+(3×-3)
Answers 775 3M, 1b b c = (1×5)+(-1×-1)+(2×-3)
Answers 775 3M, 4 root should be 30 (not 42), = 2.74 (not 3.24)
Answers 775 3M, 5b =25.3 (not 25.2)
Answers 776 3N, 1a minus sign deleted from 3 in final bracket
Answers 776 3O 8d t=11:00
Answers 776 Chapter review, 3a y=4
Answers 776 Chapter review, 3c Replaced with diagram in worked solutions
Answers 776 Chapter review, 3d replace with y =2x -2.5
Answers 776 Chapter review, 3e Redraw diagram to match that in worked
solutions
Answers 777 Chapter review, 4c 218 (not 217) km
Answers 777 Chapter review, 7 0.583 (not 1.17)
Answers 777 Chapter review, 8b 82.4 (not 82.5)
Answers 777 Chapter review, 9a replace with rA=(0 0 8.2) +t(530.3. 530.3 2)
written as vectors, as in the worked solutions

Answers 777 Chapter review, 9b 693 (not 692.8) - in the final bracket
Answers 777 Exam-style questions, 15cii 73.4 (NOT 64.6)

Answers 777 Exam-style questions, 17b m^2 (NOT km)

Chapter 4
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 150 4B, 3 newtons should be lower case
In chapter 152 New Hint box Add with the following text: The domain and
range can be written simply as an inequality
but you may also see the following notation
0≤x<5, xe[0,5. {x|0≤x<5},
x≥4 etc

In chapter 153 4C, 1 Following added to the rubric: The table shows
the temperature for some of the days in
January.

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In chapter 153 4C, 1c Intro text to this Q changed to: Based on the
table below write down a possible set for the
range of T.
In chapter 153 4C, 3c correction to 'y' axis of graph (duplicate 4 at
the top should become 6)
In chapter 154 4C, Q5 3.81 (rather than 3.82, for the first value), and
all months that read 'Jun' should be 'Jul'

In rubric below table, should read 'since

January 2014' and 'until January 2019'
(January added in both instances)

In chapter 154 4C, 7a Delete last line from table

In chapter 158- 4D, 6 Specify January (added the month in three
159 instances in the question, and also on the x
axis of the graph on page 159)
In chapter 167 4G, 3d Change to rubric - should read 'it is the evening
of January 3rd'
In chapter 167 4G, 3dii Specify to the nearest dollar
In chapter 169 NA Reverse the arrow on ther RHS in the yellow
box so that it goes from B to A
In chapter 177 4J, 2 Specify that the example is on page 174
In chapter 177 4J, 3c Diagram amended, new reference given
In chapter 177 4J, 6 Diagram amended, new reference given
In chapter 179 Investigation 11 u1 <1 subscript> rather than a1
In chapter 180 Example 14 13.48 into the ground (not 13.6)

14a - specify 'further strikes' and not 'strikes'

In chapter 180 4K, 1c 115 (not 95)

In chapter 181 4K, 5 Reword intro text as: The height of a sequoia
tree is measured once a year. It was 2.6m tall
when it was planted in 1998, and grows at a
rate of 1.22 metres per year

In chapter 181 4K, 5a Change to n years

In chapter 181 4K, 5c Change 'reach' to 'first exceed'
In chapter 191 Investigation 13 Question 7 replaced with the lines below.

Technology, including your GDC, is able to find

the line that has the smallest sum of square
residuals. This is known as the least squares
regression line.

In chapter 193 4P, 1d 'equation IS' (not equation BE)

In chapter 198 Chapter review, 2 replace 'one-to-one' function with 'linear'
function
In chapter 201 Exam-style questions, 14a 'a ' should be in italics
In chapter 201 Exam-style questions, 15 IB notation so replace with gof(x )
Answers 777 4A, 1b change to read: because for each month, there
is exactly one value for the number of people
with a birthday in it
Answers 777 4A, 2e Add: for each x value, there is a unique y
value
Answers 777 4A, 4d add: because for each x value, there is a
unique y value.
Answers 778 4B, 3ai add in: 'This is Jamie's weight at sea level'

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Answers 778 4B, 3aii N to be upright
Answers 778 4B, 3b the force of gravity on Jaime (instead of
'gravity's force')
Answers 778 4C, 1c change to: The range needs to include all the
values in the table, for example,
20≤T ≤30
Answers 778 4c. 2d y∈[−3, 5] or −3 ≤ y ≤ 5
Answers 778 4C, 3b Domain: -8≤x ≤6, range: -4≤y ≤3
Answers 778 4C, 3c remove x:, y: and additional brackets
Answers 778 4C, 3d remove x:, y: and additional brackets
Answers 778 4C, 4a first half of answer (before comma) deleted
Answers 778 4C, 4b 12.8 kg (not 12.75); 10.7 kg (not 10.67)
Answers 778 4C, 4c 10.7 (not 10.67); 12.8 (not 12.75)
Answers 778 4C, 4d 8 (not 6)
Answers 778 4C, 5b 1.23 (not 1.2) and 3.81 (not 3.9)
Answers 778 4C, 5c $3.08 (not £2.09)
Answers 778 4C, 6a add in: R(2500)=
Answers 778 4C, 6e amend symbols to ≤
Answers 779 4D, 7c to the power -2 (not 1)
Answers 779 4E, 1a 4.76 (NOT 4.67)
Answers 779 4e, 1B 4.76 (NOT 4.67)
Answers 779 4f, 1A correct to: u (x ) = 1.33x
Answers 779 4F, 1cii correct to: B (x ) = 1.33x - 3.28
Answers 779 4F, 2c add in Euros as units
Answers 779 4F, 2d change x to p
change y to N
Answers 779 4F, 2e change $ to euros
Answers 779 4F, 3c change 5 to 15 in the equation
Answers 779 4F, 4a amend to: x = number of portions of
Pepperoni, where 1 portion is 100 g
y = number of portions of Parma ham, where 1
portion is 100 g
Answers 779 4F 4b 7.14 (not 8.33)
Answers 779 4G, 1e Domain: -5≤x<7, range: -11≤y≤3
Answers 779 4G, 2a symbol changed to <
Answers 779 4G, dii $23 (not £22.80)
Answers 779 4H, 1c ≈ rather than =
Answers 779 4H, 2a Domain: -6≤x≤6
Range: 2≤y≤8
Answers 780 4I, 3ciii 16.34 or 4.34 (not 16.33 or 4.33)
Answers 780 4J, 2a correct 1.10 to 1.1 in both instances
Answers 780 4J, 2b correct 'rest' to 'other parts'
Answers 780 4J, 3c 3.5x ( rather than 4x)
Answers 780 4K, 3a u rather than a (n still subscript)
Answers 780 4K, 5c 2065
Answers 780 4L, 3b Technology, including your GDC, is able to find
the line that has the smallest sum of square
residuals. This is known as the least squares
regression line.
Answers 780 4L, 3d change a to u
Answers 781 4L, 6a change a to u
Answers 781 4L, 6b change a to u
Answers 781 4L. 6c amend to: u _9 = 2u _3

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Answers 781 4M, 1 $1593 (not $1350)
Answers 781 4M, 2 correct to a thin space
Answers 781 4N, 4b Add parentheses as in worked answer
Answers 781 4N, 6a 7.5km (not 8km)
Answers 781 4N, 6b 97.5 km (not 105 km)
Answers 781 4O, 2 -4.2% (not -4.17)
Answers 781 4P, 1c 29.04 euros (not 29.4)
Answers 781 4Q, 1d replace 'data values' with 'range of the data'

Answers 781 4Q, 2dii replace current explanation with: Invalid, can
use this regression to predict only the
temperature from a known number of chirps
Answers 782 Chapter review, 6bii delete 'appoximately'
Answers 782 Chapter review, 8c add parts i) and ii) - delete extra working
Answers 782 Chapter review, 9b f-1(x ) has two values when 4<x <7, hence it is
not a function.
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 10c 127 (not 126.67)
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 10d 86.7 (not 86.67)
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 11b replace colon with pipe
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 12aii strong positive (remove 'correlation')
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 12bi r=0 .267 (not 0.26)
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 12bii weak positive (remove 'correlation')

Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 15a replace with answers in the worked solutions
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 15b replace with answers in the worked solutions
Answers 783 Exam-style questions, 15c amend to x =+-1.73 with the +- root 3 in
brackets afterwards.

Chapter 5
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 218 Investigation 4 Second yellow box on this page, second line,
Change A to B
In chapter 220 5C, 1c Wording of Q changed to:

Throw a fair die numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. D is

the event that the number is prime. E is the
event that the number is even.
In chapter 220 5C, 1e Wording of Q changed to:

Choose a number at random from {1, 2, 3, 4,

5, 6, 7, 8 9, 10}. G is the event that the
number is at most 6. H is the event that the
number is at least 7.
In chapter 220 5C, 1f Wording of Q changed to:

Choose a number at random from {1, 2, 3, 4,

5, 6, 7, 8 9, 10}. M is the event that the
number is no more than 5. H is the event that
the number is 4 or more.
In chapter 224 5D, 6a Add in: Ignore leap years.
Answers 783 5A, 2b 7/10 (rather than 3/5)
Answers 783 5A, 3c ADD in answer: 544

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Answers 783 5A, 4c 1/100 (rather than 99/10000)
Answers 783 5B, 1a 1/4 (not 7/20)
Answers 783 5B, 1b 3/16 (not 1/5)
Answers 783 5B, 1c 1/8 (not 3/20)
Answers 783 5B, 1d 1/4 (not 1/3)
Answers 783 5B, 1e 13/36 (not 4/9)
Answers 783 5B, 1f 5/8 (not 1/2)
Answers 783 5B, 2c 4094 (not 3228)
Answers 783 5B, 3a 9/20 (not 9)
Answers 783 5B, 5 Change to:

P(A beats B) = 2/3

P(B beats C) = 2/3
P(C beats A) = 5/9
Answers 783 5D, 6a 0.859 (not 0.8831)
Answers 784 Exam-style questions, 10a In the diagram, correct first 0.6 to 0.4
In the diagram, correct second 0.6 to 0.45
In the diagram, correct third 0.6 to 0.55
Answers 784 Exam-style questions, 11 Venn diagram missing. Add in (as in worked
solutions)
Answers 784 Exam-style questions, 12c 25/72 (not 25/75)
Answers 784 Exam-style questions, 13a 43/50 (not 28/50)
Answers 784 Exam-style questions, 16c 0.8 (not 0.0889)

Chapter 6
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 233 Before you start, Q3 Change x-6 to x- 1; change 'and' to 'or' and
answer from 6 to 1.
In chapter 234 6.1 Quadratic models Author suggests the photograph would be
better flipped horizontally - presumably so the
motion is left to right as is normal on a graph.

In chapter 235 Example 1 Changes to graph. graph should explicitly show

endpoints (-5,-8) and (3,-8) and the grid
should cover -10<y<10
In chapter 237 6A, 2 Change to rubric to read: Find i the coordinates
of the vertex ii the range of the function. (as
the 2nd sentence)
In chapter 237 6A, 4 Correct to read: x ≥ 0
In chapter 238 6A, 10c Change word 'sequence' to 'series'
In chapter 240 6B, 4a Add commas between the list of numbers
In chapter 240 6B, 6 Change stem of question to read:

Marina bought 12 m of decorative fencing to

construct a small playground for her daughter
in her rectangular 10 m by 8 m backyard. She
wants to use all the fencing and is trying to
decide how to place the fencing to construct the
largest rectangular playground

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In chapter 241 6B, 6b Change stem to read:

The second design that she wanted to analyse

was that of a rectangular playground with one
side being one wall of her backyard, and the
other three sides consisting of decorative
fencing
In chapter 241 6B, 6 cv Change to be 6d
In chapter 241 6B, 6c Add in to stem: 'and the other sides formed by
the decorative fencing.'
In chapter 241 6B, 6c Add brackets to the composite function
In chapter 244 6C, 1 Reword stem as:

The domains of the functions below are

restricted to x ≥a , such that the function is
invertable and a is as small as possible.

For each function find

i the value of a
ii the inverse function, stating its domain and
range
In chapter 244 6C, 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d Should be to the power 2 (not 3) in all
instances
In chapter 244 6C, 2 Change from soda to plates, to make prices
more realistic

Various changes to rubric

In chapter 244 6C, 2a Change rubric from revenue to 'money made by
the company when the plates are sold at €p'

In chapter 244 6C, 2c Add to the end of the rubric: 'and hence the
maximum daily profit'.
In chapter 244 6C, 2d Add in:
'…and use it to find the maximum daily profit.'

In chapter 244 6C, 3c Change 'positive' to 'possible'

In chapter 247 6D, 9 Amend stem to read:

'bring the highest point of the arched part of

the stage down by 1 m while keeping the
vertical sides at 3 m'

'a new function' rather than 'the new function'

In chapter 248 Quadratic regression Word 'certain' deleted from second para of
second bullet point
In chapter 248 Example 6 Change 'as soon as he has taken' to 'from the
time he takes'
In chapter 248 Example 6, h Can the model be used …' rather than 'Use the
model …'
In chapter 253 Investigation 2 Mathematical notation should now read:

y = f (x ) + , k > 0

y = f (x ) − k , k > 0 (etc)
In chapter 254-5 Investigation 2 Multiple changes to add at the end of
mathematical notation (as above)

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In chapter 256 Example 8 Replace bullets with numbers
In chapter 257 6F, 1d =2-(x-2)^2
In chapter 258 6F, 8 Qs a, b & d changed as follows:
a) (t ° r ° f)(x)
b) (s ° t ° f)(x)
d) (s ° r ° f)(x)
In chapter 258 6F, 9b Delete 'from the equations'
In chapter 260 Example 9 Graph a - needs redrawing.

Graph sketched in wrong domain, it should

start at (0,-8) and end at (4,8)
In chapter 261 6G, 7 Re-number a-d
In chapter 261 6G, 8 Should now read:

T (t ) = ….
In chapter 262 6G, 13 Replace 'y' with f (x )

In the stem, replace 'bottom' with 'base'

In chapter 262 6G, 13c Remove 'at y = 0'

Replace 'y ' with f (x ) and replace 'bottom' with

'base'
In chapter 262 6G, 13d Make 'actual' bold

Add in 'with the distance measured in metres'

Change final sentence to 'and describe the

transformations which map f(x) onto this
function'

In chapter 262 6G, 14 Delete everything after the comma in the intro
to the question at the bottom of the page

In chapter 262 6G, 14e Change Q to read:

Write the function representing the image of

f(x) under each of the transformations.
In chapter 263 6G, 15 Replace stem of Q with:

Find a domain under which each of the

following functions is invertible, justifying your
answer.
In chapter 264 Example 10 Should read 'table below' rather than 'table on
next page'
In chapter 265 Example 10 Following comment added below the graph:
The model passes through the points
supporting the very high value of the coefficient
of determination.
In chapter 266 6H, 6a Amend stem to read:

Find the coordinates of the maximum point on

the curve
In chapter 266 6H, 6ai change to y=x-x^2
In chapter 266 6H, 6b Add in part (b)

b. Hence comment on a difference between the

shapes of the two curves between x=0 and x=1

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In chapter 266 6H, 7b Should refer to 'question 6' and not 'part a'
In chapter 266 6H, 7c Add in part c (answer already there in the back
of the book)
In chapter 266 6H, 8 play' rather than 'plays' (remove 's')
In chapter 266 6H, 6b Add in answer:

The quadratic curve is symmetric but the cubic

curve is not, the maximum occurs to the right
of the centre point.
In chapter 267 6H, 8d Rephrase question as: Determine the values of
the local maximum and minimum points of the
function modelling the F-holes of the violin

In chapter 268 6.4 Change 'circumference' to 'area'

In chapter 268 6.4 Add question mark
In chapter 268 6.4 Hint box Replace with: ≥
In chapter 269 Investigation 4 Point 8 - delete 'and negative'
In chapter 269 Example 11 Part 'I' 'the designer wants' rather than 'the
designer want'
In chapter 271 Example 11 Part (h) - change = to: ≈1.00
In chapter 271 Example 11 Part (j) Replace with the single equation
=0.0000118x^4-0.0000325x^2+0.000428
In chapter 271 Direct variation Delete the word 'be' from the second line
In chapter 272 6I, 3 Change 'another' to 'a similar'
In chapter 273 Investigation 5 Point 5 - REMOVE
In chapter 273 Investigation 5 Point 2 - correct the formatting of the word 'his'

In chapter 277 Example 14 part b In white box, change 'g' to 'h '
In chapter 277 Example 14 part c In white box, change 'g' to 'j '

Change 'units' to 'unit'

In chapter 278 6J, 9c State HOW (how added)
In chapter 279 Chapter summary Bullet point 7 - Peter amended to add in k>0 (4
times)
In chapter 282 Chapter review, 7 Change last line of stem to read 'where x = 0
on 1 January 2004 and x is the number of years
after this date.'
In chapter 282 Chapter review, 7a 0 ≤ x ≤ 16
In chapter 282 Chapter review, 8a Change 's' to 't'
In chapter 282 Chapter review, 11 This should now read:

t = 5.76 s
In chapter 282 Chapter review, 10 Changes to graph: [Points and numbers should
have consistent colours.
Graph should be sketched only over the
domain.]

Replace text under the graph with: -4 ≤ y ≤ 5

In chapter 283 Chapter review, 18 This needs to change to P(t)=0.03t^3+0.18t^2-

7.9t+63

Section of stem after 'where' to change to 'with

domain {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}'
In chapter 283 Chapter review, 18 Delete parts c, d , e

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In chapter 283 Chapter review, 20 Change 'litre of gasoline' to 'a unit of electricity
(Kwh) from renewable sources'
In chapter 283 Chapter review, 20 Change euros to cents in table
In chapter 283 Chapter review, 20a Change question to read: Find a cubic model
for this data, using a variable t, where t is
measuring years after 2006.
In chapter 283 Chapter review, 20a Change 'gasoline' to 'electricity'
In chapter 284 Exam-style questions, 23a Equation amended to x^2-k^2+36=0

In chapter 284 Exam-style questions, 23b Change equation to: x^2-k^2-36=0

In chapter 284 Exam-style questions, 24 Brackets are not needed in the numerator.
In chapter 285 Exam-style questions, 28d Change to 'the range of values for a'

In chapter 286 ATL box Create' corrected to 'Creating'

Answers 784 6A, 2 Redraw graph so that it extends to go down to
show the curve ending at (-4,-16)
Answers 785 6A, 3d Correct 1.255 to 1.25
Answers 785 6A, 5c x =16.8m (rather than 16.79)
Answers 785 6A, 7a Make it into a negative rather than positive
number
Answers 785 6A, 7b Hyphenate 'left-hand'
Answers 785 6B, 2f Change 'which' to 'that'
Answers 786 6B, 3b Also show intercept at (14.979, 0).

Changes needed to graph - check w/s for

reference, if not ask Peter
Answers 786 6B, 3c Change 'which' to 'that'
Answers 786 6B, 3d Change 'meaningless' to 'impossible'
Answers 786 6B, 6 cv Change to be 6d
Answers 786 6C, 1a <add part i>
i a=0
<renumber the current question as ii>
Answers 786 6C, 1b <add in part i>
i a=1
<current b becomes ii>
Answers 786 6C, 1c <add in part i>
i a=-3
<current part c becomes ii>
Answers 786 6C, 1d <add in part i>
i a=2
<current part d becomes ii>
Answers 786 6C, 2c P(p) = −3.5p2 + 192.5p −
1750, €896.88 (when p=€27.5)
Answers 786 6C, 2d Add in answer as follows: d. domain
100≤P≤896.88, range 12.45≤p≤28.5
Answers 786 6C, 3a Author asks that roots (-3.59,0) and (-6.41,0)
could be shown
Answers 786 6D, 3 Change minus sign to plus sign
Answers 786 6D, 5a Make question 5 into part 5a
Answers 786 6D, 5b Add in answer for Q5b

b y = -2x^2 + 4x + 4
Answers 787 6D, 9 Replace with answer from worked solutions
f(x)=-0.104x^2+1.67x+3
Answers 787 6E, 1a Delete first graph

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Answers 787 6E, 1b Add answer to this part: y = -0.0382x^2 +
50.5x - 3744
Answers 787 6E, 1c Replace r=0.988 wtth R^2=0.99
Delete: y = −0.0382x2 + 50.5x − 3743

Answers 787 6E, 2a Delete second graph

On the first graph, the green dot for the point

(5,-100) has been wrongly placed at (5,100) -
move to the correct place
Answers 787 6E, 2b Add in answer for this question:
b y = -0.895x^2 + 52.2x - 359
Answers 787 6E, 2c Replace r = 0.954 with R^2=0.988

Delete y = −0.835x2 + 47.7x − 282

Answers 787 6E, 3a 3a should just be the graph
Answers 787 6E, 3b Add in part 3b as follows:

b y = -0.0382x^2 + 50.5x - 3744

Answers 787 6E, 3c 16.7 (not 16.6), and replace r= 0.924 with
R^2=0.85
Answers 787 6E, 4a Should only say 4a (not ab)
Answers 787 6E, 4b Add in answer for 4b: y = 0.0008293x^2 -
0.652x + 257
Answers 787 6E, 4c Change r=0.782 to R^2=0.612

Reword explanation to read: suggests only a

moderate correlation. Cindy's data clearly
contains errors as, for example, the point
(550,150) is below (500, 172). The quadratic
model is unlikely to be a good fit.
Answers 787 6E, 4d Replace explanation with: Even though 410m is
within the range of the data the model is
unlikely to provide a good estimate.

Answers 788 6E, 5a Add equation to part a: y=-

0.00462x^2+0.275x+12.0

Delete second graph

Answers 788 6E, 5b 29.8 (not 29.7)
Answers 788 6E, 5c Replace 'regression is 0.999' with
'determination is 0.998'
Answers 788 6F, 1a Delete last section - from 'with vector' onward

Answers 788 6F, 1b Delete last section - from 'with vector' onward
(x2)
Answers 788 6F, 1c Delete last section - from 'with vector' onward
(x2)
Answers 788 6F, 1d Delete and replace with answer in worked
solutions
Answers 788 6F, 2b +2 (not 1)
Answers 788 6F, 2c +1 (not 2)
Answers 788 6F, 3c Amend to: (2, 10)
Answers 788 6F, 3d Amend to y= 4(x - 2)^2 + 10
Answers 788 6F, 3e Replace with answer in worked solutions

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Answers 789 6F, 7c Remove the 'c' so that part b is the final part in
this question
Answers 789 6F, 8 Answers to all of Q8 changed in line with the
amended Qs
Answers 789 6F, 9ai (8 , 1) (not 4 , 1)
Answers 789 6F, 9bii Replace with
(1/2(x-6))^2, These are the same equation. A
translation of 3 done before the stretch is
equivalent to a translation of 6 done after the
stretch
Answers 789 6G, 1 y-intercept not shown (0,27)

Graph needs redrawing

Answers 790 6G, 6a (x - 3)^(1/3)
Answers 790 6G, 7 Re-number a-d
Answers 790 6G, 8d t>24
Answers 790 6G, 9b Make (4,45) green on the graph
Answers 790 6G, 11a 31.1 (not 31.2)
Answers 790 6G, 11c 20.44 (not 20.45)
Answers 790 6G, 12a Graph should start at x=0 so section of curve to
the left of the y-axis should be removed

Answers 790 6G, 12b 1.27 (not 1.427)

Answers 790 6G, 12c Add 'mm' after 6; height = 1.45mm
Answers 791 6G, 13a Colours for points and numbers should be
consistent. Please make (13, 1.003) green
Answers 791 6G, 13b 26m
Answers 791 6G, 13c Change 'm' to 'cm'
Answers 791 6G, 13d Text above the equation should read:
Converting from cm to m the transformations
are horizontal and vertical stretches of scale
factor 2, vertical translation of 24.

Change the equation to the one in the worked

solutions

Answers 791 6G, 14a <Colours for points and numbers should be
consistent. Please make (4,4) green>
Answers 791 6G, 14i Add in the line 'For the original logo' at the
beginning of the first para

Add in 'For the transformed logo' at the

beginning of the second paragraph
Answers 791 6G, 15a Replace answer with:

Any subset of one of x≤ 1, 1 ≤ x ≤ 3 or x ≥ 3

Answers 791 6G, 15b Replace answer with:

Any subset of one of x≤ -0.618, -0.618 ≤ x ≤

1.618 or x ≥ 1.618.
Answers 791 6G, 16 Delete 24.3cm and 44.3 cm
Answers 791 6H, 1d Change to read 'only very slightly'
Answers 791 6H, 2b Replace word 'regression' with 'determination'

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Answers 792 6H, 6a Correct answers to:
a i (0.5,0.25)

ii (0.577, 0.385)
Answers 792 6H, 8a Change last part of explanation (after final
comma) to read: as it is both concave up and
down and because it is approximately
symmetric about a point
Answers 792 6H, 8d Change coordinates to read:

(6.80, 4.34)
(11.6, 4.73)
Answers 792 6H, 10a Changes to graph:

Axes need to be labelled t (not x) and V (not y)

graph should begin at t=0 and end at t=12

In equation below graph, change 'x' to 't'

Answers 793 6I, 1e 0.821

Answers 793 6I, 3 524 g
Answers 793 6I, 4 Adjust graphs so that line doesn't continue
beyond the green dots x 3
Answers 793 6I, 5c =1.000 (not 1)
Answers 793 6I, 5d Amend to 'almost a perfect fit'
Answers 793 6I, 5e 4188.83 cm^3
Answers 793 6I, 5f Add cm^3, and the line 'The actual and
predicted values are very close.'
Answers 793 6I, 6a 162 (not 132)
Answers 793 6I, 6c 8.29m
Answers 793 6I, 7a Replace with f-1(x)=-sqrt(x), x≥0
Answers 793 6J, 1 V=40Pa
Answers 793 6J, 3a Delete −∞ <

Re-write line 2 as: f(x)≥0.004115

Answers 793 6J, 3b Pink line on graph should stop at the dots

Replace line under the graph with: g(x)≥0.016

Answers 793 6J, 3c Graph should stop with dots at -2 and 2. Please
add in the dots, and stop the pink line at this
point

Change line under graph to

f(x)≥1/8192
Answers 793 6J, 4a 4000 kg/m^3
Answers 793 6J, 4b 17.1 cm
Answers 794 6J, 5c Replace with answer in worked solutions:
I=328000/x^(-2.01), which is correct?
Answers 794 6J, 5d R^2 =1.000
Change 'appears' to 'is'
Answers 794 6J, 5f 128lux

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Answers 794 6J, 6b Change to: The price of a car is not quite linear
since the gradient becomes less steep over
time. If it were linear with a suitable gradient,
the value of the car would fall much too
quickly.
Answers 794 6J, 6e R^2=0.958

Change 'appears' to 'is'

Answers 794 6J, 7a Invertible for x>0 or x<0
Answers 794 6J, 7c Invertible for x>0 or x<0
Answers 794 6J, 9b Insert: ± (x2)
Answers 795 6J, 11ai Thus n< 0
Answers 795 6J, 11aii p (rather than N x 2)
Answers 795 Chapter review, 4b 10.0m
Answers 795 Chapter review, 7a Graph changes: x-intercept at (18.169, 0) not
marked.

Graph needs to stop at x=16 with the dot and

the vertical line can be removed
Answers 795 Chapter review, 7e 2020 (dependent on graph being changed as
above)
Answers 795 Chapter review, 7f 2005
Answers 796 Chapter review, 11a a = 14.88 / sqrt(t)
Answers 796 Chapter review, 11b 886 s
Answers 796 Chapter review, 14 Change to < (x2)
Answers 796 Chapter review, 15c x=3s
Answers 796 Chapter review, 17 Remove graph
Answers 796 Chapter review, 18a 26.8 mm
Answers 796 Chapter review, 18b Greatest in January; lowest in August
Answers 796 Chapter review, 18c, d, e Delete
Answers 796 Chapter review, 19 All graphs should stop at the edge of the
domain, indicated by the green dots.
Answers 796 Chapter review, 19b On graph, should say -256 (not 256)
Answers 796 Chapter review, 20a Change to equation in worked solutions
Answers 796 Chapter review, 20b Using this model to predict future electricity
prices would be extrapolation, so the model
may not apply outside the given domain. It
predicts that the price will fall after 2020 but
this cannot be relied on without further
information.
Answers 796 Chapter review, 20c 31.58 Euros
Answers 797 Chapter review, 22d 10 s; 5 s; 126.8 m
Answers 797 Exam-style questions, 23a First line of the answer deleted

Answers 797 Exam-style questions, 23b First line of the answer deleted

Answers 797 Exam-style questions, 24c Added the inverse function

Answers 797 Exam-style questions, 25c 73.4≤x≤80

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Chapter 7
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 289 Skills Check, 1 Amend 'find the value of' to 'Simplify'
In chapter 289 Skills Check, 4 Used parentheses to avoid the ambiguity.
In chapter 290 7.1 Geometric sequences
and series (part c) How many matches WILL be played
In chapter 292 7A, 2f 364.5
In chapter 292 7A, 3c Change '1 year' to '30 days'
In chapter 292 Example 2c the value of the car WILL …
In chapter 293 Investigation 2, red box (100+p)/100 (written as a fraction)
In chapter 294 Example 3b January 2020 (delete 'of')
In chapter 295 7B, 4 Beau spent … (not spends)
In chapter 295 7B, 7b Determine the world population 7 years before
2019
In chapter 295 7B, 7e Calculate the minimum annual ….
In chapter 295 Investigation 3 Removed sigma notation so the expression
goes directly from S5 to u1+…
In chapter 297 Example 5 Convert r as a percentage, p
In chapter 298 7C, 2d Determine after how many complete hours the
number of bacteria will exceed 1 billion
In chapter 298 7C, 3 number (not plural)
In chapter 299 Example 6 involves (not involve)
In chapter 301 7D, 4e Comment on whether or not the ball would ever
stop bouncing under the proposed model

In chapter 301 7D, 4f If the bouncing continues indefinitely,

calculate the total distance covered by
the ball under this model
In chapter 301 7D, 5g If the process was continued indefinitely,
write down the area of the circle that would
eventually be shaded. Verify you obtain the
same answer by using the formula for the sum
of an infinite
series.
In chapter 303 Investigation 5 twelfth
In chapter 304 Example 7 replaced 'it' with 'the money' (in column 2)
In chapter 305 Example 7, 2b 23.19 years
In chapter 306 7E, 2 Currency should be ILS (Israeli New Sheqel)
In chapter 306 7E, 5 Calculate using the formula for final value
rather than the Finance app on your GDC,
In chapter 307 7E, 7b Determine (using the formula for final value
rather than the Finance app on your GDC), …

In chapter 307 7E, 8 Juliana is planning to invest an amount of

$2000 at an interest rate of 0.1% compounded
yearly
In chapter 307 Annuities and amortization When a constant payment P is made to an
investor from an initial investment earning a
constant rate of interest r% for a number of n
periods, it is called an annuity.

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In chapter 307 Investigation 6 How does a regular investment represent
compounded growth?

The formula for working out the future value of

a regular investment is …
In chapter 308 Example 10 Added the following text:

Choose the option End to indicate the payments

are made at the end of each month.

Note: in the exams the payments will always be

at the end of the time period.

In chapter 309 Example 10, b Added note to right hand column at top:

Make sure you know how to find the balance on

your GDC.

In chapter 309 7F Extra line added at top of exercise (before Q1)

to say:

In the following questions, assume all

payments are made at the end of each period.

In chapter 309 7F, 2 corrected quarterly to monthly

In chapter 309 7F, 3 where she will have to deposit TRY1000 at the
start of each month'
In chapter 309 7F, 3b Amended Q to:

Explain why the investment fund will never run

out of money.
In chapter 311 Key point (red box at the Add to the beginning 'In an exponential
bottom of the page) function …'
In chapter 311 Key point (red box at the Add: b not equal to 1 to the end of the second
bottom of the page) line
In chapter 311 Key point (red box at the Change the word 'power' for 'number'
bottom of the page)
In chapter 312 Key point (red box at the Bottom red box: delete from second line: as x
bottom of the page) …
In chapter 312 Key point (red box at the Bottom red box: replace 'exponential decay'
bottom of the page) with:

and is increasing for 0<a <1

In chapter 313 7G, 3 Yannis; 19th century
In chapter 313 7G, 4 diethyl

Insert: where S is the sharpness and t is the

time in hours.
In chapter 315 7H, 3a T intercept
In chapter 315 7H, 3b T intercept
In chapter 316 Example 13 5000e^0.0372×8.5 (8.5 rather than 8)
In chapter 316 Example 14 VJ
In chapter 317 Example 14 views (not sales)
In chapter 317 Example 14 ab ^x
In chapter 317 7I, 2 amended to make clear that the -t/3 is in the
exponent
In chapter 318 7I, 4 A small tank

22
In chapter 318 7I, 4b Changed seconds to minutes
In chapter 318 7I, 5 Data in table adjusted to give an exponential
model
In chapter 318 7I, 5e Part 'e' deleted and part (f) becomes new part €

In chapter 318 7I, 6 ever (not even)

In chapter 319 7I, 7 duplicate question, removed
In chapter 319 7I, 8 duplicate question, removed
In chapter 319 7I, 9 renumbered to become Q7
In chapter 319 7I, 9 kt
In chapter 319 7I, 9c exact' deleted
In chapter 320 Key point (red box at the logarithmic expression (not function)
bottom of the page)
In chapter 320 Last line on the page log and ln (not in capitals)
In chapter 321 Example 15 Deleted: 'or by using the result above'
In chapter 322 Investigation 13 ln
In chapter 323 7J Duplicate TOK box deleted
In chapter 323 Investigation 14 (gof )(x )
In chapter 325 Investigation 15 this set of data
In chapter 327 7L, 2a relationship
In chapter 328 7L, 3 q and t; t=ae^bq (reversed)
In chapter 328 7L, 3a t (instead of q )
In chapter 328 7L, 3b q and t reversed
In chapter 328 7L, 3c Use the linear regression function on your GDC

In chapter 328 7L, 4b Determine

In chapter 328 7L, 4c Plot the data points
In chapter 328 7L, 4c Using linear regression
In chapter 328 7L, 5b Plot the data points
In chapter 329 7.5 Logistic models (above Logistic functions have horizontal asymptotes
key point box) at f(x) = L and and f(x)=0
In chapter 330 Hint function within the domain
In chapter 330 7M, 3 t =0 (not x )
P (t )
In chapter 330 7M, 3b for' deleted; give your answer to 2.s.f.
In chapter 331 Chapter summary logarithmic expression (not function)
In chapter 333 Chapter review, 8 The annuity is for five years
at 4% per annum compounded monthly and is
to be paid out at the end of each month.
In chapter 333 Chapter review, 9 interest per annum compounded monthly

… given the payments are made at the end of

each month
In chapter 333 Chapter Review, 14 t>1
In chapter 334 Exam-style questions, 17 0.1e^{-0.4t}

[That is, t is in the superscript.]

In chapter 335 Exam-style questions, 24b December of the final year

In chapter 335 Exam-style questions, 25 as much interest

Answers 797 Skills check 1c 1/sqrt(x^3) or x^(-3/2)
Answers 797 Skills check 1e or x^(5/2)
Answers 797 Skills check 3a Format as table, as in worked solutions

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Answers 797 Skills check 3b -35
Answers 797 Skills check 4a 120
Answers 797 7A, 1b 234375
Answers 797 7A, 1c =9sqrt(6) or 22.0
Answers 797 7A, 2a 3x2^n-1
Answers 797 7A, 2c deleted '1x'
Answers 797 7A, 2d added parentheses
Answers 797 7A, 2e delete 'r=3'
-3^n-1
Answers 797 7A, 2f r=3, un=1.5(3)^(n-1)
Answers 797 7A, 3a u2/u1=u3/u2=5
Answers 797 7A, 3c 3.73x10^20
Answers 797 7B, 1A 230000
Answers 797 7B, 5b 0.927
Answers 797 7B, 6a 7 times
Answers 797 7B, 6b 6 times
Answers 797 7B, 6c 8 times
Answers 797 7B, 7a 9.13
Answers 797 7B, 7b 6.83
Answers 797 7B, 7c 11.2
Answers 797 7B, 7d During 2059
Answers 797 7B, 7e 0.37%
Answers 797 7C, 2a 19.3
Answers 797 7C, 2b 92.6
Answers 797 7C, 2c 263
Answers 797 7C, 2d 23
Answers 797 7C, 3c 94%
Answers 797 7C, 3d 2018
Answers 797 7C, 3e Soon, almost everyone in the world will have an
email address and the number of new email
users will not grow as fast.
Answers 797 7C, 5c 3.56
Answers 797 7C, 6b 30.2
Answers 798 7D, 3a r=5/6
Answers 798 7D, 3d = r^2
Answers 798 7D, 3e replace with: ∞
Answers 798 7D, 3f The series of squared terms is much less than
the squared series of original terms.
Answers 798 7D, 4c 0.84375
Answers 798 7D, 5a cm^2
Answers 798 7D, 5b cm^2
Answers 798 7D, 5c cm^2
Answers 798 7D, 5d cm^2
Answers 798 7D, 5e cm^2
Answers 798 7D, 5g cm^2
Answers 798 7E, 2a 68512.05 ILS
Answers 798 7E, 2b 22
Answers 798 7E, 2c 3.53
Answers 798 7F, 1b 5742.63
Answers 798 7F, 2a 667.97
Answers 798 7F, 2b 21869.79

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Answers 798 7F, 3a 957366.57
Answers 798 7F, 3b Interest per month from the fund is
6340.17>1200 so the money will never run
out.
Answers 798 7F, 4a 178.13
Answers 798 7F, 4b 2078.61
Answers 798 7G, 1bi (0, -2)
Answers 798 7H, 1 (0,-1.8) [amended from (0,0)]
Answers 798 7H, 1 final row of column 4 should read 'growth'
Answers 798 7H, 1 reversed brackets in final column of table
Answers 798 7H, 2c Replaced graph with the graph in the worked
solutions
Answers 799 7H, 3b The y -intercept is the temperature of the water
when it is initially poured into the cup.

Answers 799 7H, 3d The temperature decays over time as the water
cools.
Answers 799 7H, 3f The horizontal asymptote represents room
temperature. After a long time has passed, the
water will be in equilibrium with the room.

Answers 799 7H, 3g The upper bound is the temperature of the

water when it was initially poured into the cup
and the lower bound is the equilibrium
temperature after a long time.
Answers 799 7I, 2b 414
Answers 799 7I, 2c 2.08 hours
Answers 799 7I, 2d 6.91 hours
Answers 799 7I, 3c Domain: x > -3, Range: y ∈ ℝ
Answers 799 7I, 4b 0.1
Answers 799 7I, 5a Graph replaced with graph from worked
solutions
Answers 799 7I, 5a Joroslav feels these prices are growing
exponentially from a base level of 7 million
CZK.

Plot the value of the houses above 7 million (v )

against the the month in which the data was
collected (t )
Answers 799 7I, 5b It’s an increasing set of points with increasing
differences, possibly approaching an asymptote
at v =0
Answers 799 7I, 5c Replaced with equation from worked solutions
v= 0.150(1.10)^t

Answers 799 7I, 5d 0.985

Answers 799 7I, 5e deleted graph; 28 months
Answers 799 7I, 6a Replaced graph with the graph in the worked
solutions
Answers 799 7I, 6b HPC and the rate of change are constantly
increasing.
Answers 799 7I, 6c From the GDC HPC (t) = 1.65 x (1.69)^x
Answers 799 7I, 6d 0.945
Answers 799 7I, 6e Graph replaced with graph from worked
solutions

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Answers 799 7I, 6f Every 7 days.
Answers 799 7I, 7 duplicate question, removed
Answers 799 7I, 8 duplicate question, removed
Answers 799 7I, 9 renumbered to become Q7
Answers 799 7I, 9d t =10 days
Answers 800 7K, 4b Intersection with y -axis at (0, ln(2))
Intersection with x- axis at (-1,0)
Answers 800 7K, 4c Changed to graph in worked solutions
Answers 800 7K, 4d Added graph from worked solutions
f-1(x )= ex - 2

Answers 800 7K, 5b Intersection with y -axis at (0, log(3))

Intersection with x -axis at (-2,0)

Answers 800 7K, 5c Domain: x >-3

Answers 800 7K, 6a Graph replaced with graph from worked
solutions
Intersection with y -axis at (0, -4)
Intersection with x -axis at (ln(3),0)

Answers 800 7K, 6b ln <instead of log>

Answers 800 7K, 6c Domain= x>-6
Answers 800 7L, 1a B=1585; G=3981072; G is 2512 times greater
than B
Answers 800 7L, 1b 50.12 (replaces 50.11)
Answers 800 7L, 1c Using a log scale reduces the range and
spreads the data points move evenly.
Answers 800 7L, 2 Changed column headings to 'log(GNI)' and
'log(LE)'
Answers 800 7L, 2b log(y )=0.0795
Answers 800 7L, 2c a =34.87; b =0.0795
Answers 800 7L, 2d The power model gives the same values, with
any differences due to rounding during the
process.
Answers 800 7L, 3a lnt = {0.875, 1.03, 1.22, 1.39, 1.63}
Answers 800 7L, 3b Replaced with graph in the worked solutions

Answers 800 7L, 3c From the linear regression function on the GDC
lna=0.744 and b=0.0167
Answers 800 7L, 3d lna = 0.744 <arrow pointing right> a =
e^0.744 = 0.0167
Answers 800 7L, 3e 5.74 minutes
Answers 800 7L, 4a $ inserted
Answers 800 7L, 4b s made lower case
Answers 800 7L, 4c Changes to graph; graph to only have data
points
Answers 800 7L, 4e S (n )=54.0
Answers 800 7L, 4f 6802
Answers 801 7L, 4g The data only go up to 200 shirts; therefore,
this is extrapolation far beyond the original
data.
Answers 801 7L, 4hii This gives the same values for a and b. Any
differences are due to rounding during the
calculations.
Answers 801 7L, 5a Replaced with graph in worked solutions

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Answers 801 7L, 5b Extra steps of calculation removed
Answers 801 7M, 1b 9.09<P(t)<100
According to the model the number of people
with broadband will approach 100%
Answers 801 7M, 1d 99.95
Answers 801 7M, 3a k =0.347
Answers 801 7M, 3b 40000
Answers 801 7M, 3c 33.4
Answers 801 Chapter review 3b 300000
Answers 801 Chapter review 3c 643 077
Answers 801 Chapter review 5a £9,610.20
Answers 801 Chapter review 5b £9,719.76
Answers 801 Chapter review 6b 21.8 years
Answers 801 Chapter review 10b 6.12 years
Answers 801 Chapter review 14a 1.12m
Answers 801 Chapter review 14b 29 weeks
Answers 801 Chapter review 15a 10(2^n-1)
Answers 801 Chapter review 15b 10(4^n-1)
Answers 801 Chapter review 16 $11238
Answers 801 Exam-style questions, 201i years

Answers 801 Exam-style questions, 201ii years

Answers 801 Exam-style questions, 20b years

Answers 801 Exam-style questions, 22b Vn =(n-1)*log(r )+log(a )

Answers 801 Exam-style questions, 23c No, as this would mean r =-2

Chapter 8
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 347 8B, 8 corrected to < in stem
In chapter 348 Investigation 3 phrase shift' made bold
'to the right and similarly for the cosine curve'
added
In chapter 350 8C, 1d numbering corrected (from (b))
In chapter 350 8C, 3c to the left
In chapter 352 8C, 7 a sin (b t - c ) + d . (+ amended to -)
In chapter 352 8C, 7e 07.52 (not 07.24)
20.08 (not 19.49)
Use your model from part c
In chapter 356 8D, 1b x^2 − 4x - 5 = 0 (+ changed to minus sign)
In chapter 359 Example 8 graph y axis becomes lm; x axis becomes Re

In chapter 360 Red box Added subheading:

The exponential form of a complex number

In chapter 362 Example 9 graph y axis becomes lm; x axis becomes Re

In chapter 363 8F, 2 z =sqrt3+i

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In chapter 363 8F, 6a t>0 added into stem

'For some angle theta' added into stem

graph y axis becomes lm; x axis becomes Re

In chapter 366 8G, 1 ‘Two AC electrical sources each output a

maximum of 110V and have a phase difference
of 60˚. Find the maximum voltage of the
combined output.’
In chapter 366 8G, 5 It is given that …

can be modelled by the function

In chapter 366 8G, 5a daylight (rather than day)
h(t)=4.32sin(0.0165t-1.28)+12.03
In chapter 366 8G, 5b Hence find an expression for the length of
daylight on day t and ...
In chapter 368 Chapter review, 4 Write sqrt3+1 in modulus argument form and
hence calculate...
In chapter 368 Chapter review, 6 graph y axis becomes lm; x axis becomes Re
In chapter 368 Chapter review, 9 cos changed to sin
In chapter 368 Chapter review, 10 26.5 A, 17.3 A
In chapter 369 Exam-style questions, 11 Changes to the diagram.
In chapter 369 Exam-style questions, 12 deleted superscript 'c' and brackets but add
'radians' after 6/5
In chapter 369 Exam-style questions, 13 changes to diagram to indicate the minimum
and maximum points
Answers 802 Skills check, 1 Graph replaced with the graph in the worked
solutions
Answers 802 8A, 3a 14.7
Answers 802 8A, 3b 51.3
Answers 802 8A, 4b 26.8m
Answers 802 8A, 5b 6.51 m
Answers 802 8A, 6a 11.1cm
Answers 802 8A, 6b 6.88
Answers 802 8A, 7 9.41
Answers 802 8B, 2aii 377.5
Answers 802 8B, 2bii 1.67, 4.61 , 7.95
Answers 802 8B, 3aii (0.95, 0.81)
Answers 802 8B, 3b In both cases the fact that the range of y =sinx
is
-1 ≤ y ≤1 menas there can be no other
solutions
Answers 802 8B, 4a Because the points representing 'theta' and 180-
'theta‘ have the same y-coordinate on the unit
circle they have the same value of sine.

Answers 802 8B, 4ci Replaced BCA with 20

Answers 802 8B, 5 10.4cm and 2.31 cm
Answers 802 8B, 8c deleted 'cannot both be 0'
Answers 802 8C, 1 Added in answers to part 1a
Answers 802 8C, 1a Numbering corrected to 1b
Answers 802 8C, 1a iv 1 to the left <now part b>
Answers 802 8C, 1b Numbering corrected to 1c
Answers 802 8C, 1c Numbering corrected to 1d

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Answers 802 8C 1c iv 2 to the right <now part d>
Answers 802 8C, 3c 1/4
Answers 802 8C, 4a Dates are not real numbers, whereas the day
numbers are.
Answers 802 8C, 4b Number of hours plus number of minutes
divided by 60.
Answers 802 8C, 4e The times of sunrise for each date in
subsequent years are nearly the same, so
whilst this is extrapolation, it will be reliable for
future dates.
Answers 802 8C, 5a 1000pi = 3142
Answers 802 8C, 5b S = 4 sin(1000π(t − 0.001))
Answers 803 8C, 6a Replaced with graph in worked solutions
Answers 803 8C, 6b max=(0.00825,4.98)
min=(0.02396,-4.98)
Answers 803 8C, 6ci 4.98
Answers 803 8C, 6d 4.98sin
Answers 803 8C, 7b text deleted; 15.15 replaces 15-15
Answers 803 8C, 7c -0.035; added:

h(t) = 1.65 sin (0.512(t + 0.035)) + 2.45

Answers 803 8C, 7e 1.12m
Answers 803 8D, 1b 5 or -1
Answers 803 8E, 1a Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 803 8E, 1b Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 803 8E, 1c Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 803 8E, 1d Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 803 8E, 2b 1.19 (replaces 0.38)
Answers 803 8E, 2d -2.68 (replaces 0.464)
Answers 803 8E, 2e 2.76 (replaces -1.19)
Answers 803 8E, 3d 2cis(-5pi/6)
Answers 803 8E, 4a 2.60 (instead of 2.59)
Answers 803 8E, 4c -1.73
Answers 803 8E, 4f 2.15i (rather than 2.14i)
Answers 803 8F, 1a 3pi <replaces second pi>
Answers 803 8F, 2 n =kn where k 'is a member of' Z
Answers 803 8F 3a and 3b Answers transposed
Answers 803 8F, 3c Graph replaced with the graph in the worked
solutions
Answers 803 8F, 4 Last line of proof added
Answers 803 8F, 6c z1 = 0 + 0.5i
zR = 1 + 0i
Answers 803 8F, 6d 1+ deleted; 3+ replaced with 4+
Answers 803 8F, 6e 2 (not 1) in both instances; worked solution
answer added
Answers 804 8G, 1 Changed to method used in worked solutions
Answers 804 8G, 2c Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 804 8G, 3 15.1
Answers 804 8G, 4 r=3.61, alpha=88.9°
Answers 804 8G, 5a Amended to worked solutions answer ...
=4.32sin(0.0165t -1.28)+12.03
Answers 804 Chapter review, 2a 0.866
Answers 804 Chapter review, 2b 2.65

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Answers 804 Chapter review, 4 -pi/3
Answers 804 Chapter review, 5b 1/sqrt{2}
Answers 804 Chapter review, 8 |z1|=2sqrt2, arg(z_1) = pi/6

|z2|=sqrt2, arg(z_2) = -pi/3

Answers 804 Chapter review, 9 4.84
Answers 804 Exam-style questions, 13 Replaced with graph in worked solutions
Answers 804 Exam-style questions, 15a 0 + 12i

Answers 804 Exam-style questions, 15b 0+

Chapter 9
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 373 Skills check, 2 replace 'each' with 'the', replace '2' with '1'
In chapter 383 9C, 3 using the given matrices U and R.
In chapter 383 9C, 4 Verify your answer using the given matrices T
and X
In chapter 386 Exam Hint box on your GDC
In chapter 390 9D, 7 Page 388
In chapter 396 9E, 3b delete 'equation', and replaced 'to find' with
'which would find'
In chapter 396 9E, 3d What single transformation …'
In chapter 397 9E, 9 -1 changed to -2
In chapter 397 9E, 10 (2, 1) to (1, 4) changed to (1, 2) to (-1, -1)

In chapter 400 9F, 1 X'

In chapter 400 9F, 3a … is now rotated through 180˚ about the origin
…
In chapter 400 9F, 4b Find a single matrix
In chapter 401 9F, 5ciii T_5 <5 subscript>
In chapter 406 9G, 4 Added: The three possible states of the two
boxes are shown below.

Amends made to diagram - pink circles

corrected to blue, and pairs made more obvious

In chapter 406 9G, 4b 3W-3B

State the new number of states and construct

the transition matrix …
In chapter 412 9H, 4 … from one
state to another after a period of a month, with
the first row/column representing state A, the
second state B and so on.
In chapter 412 9H, 4b Deleted 'C'
In chapter 420 9J, 3c result from part a
In chapter 420 9J, 4d Replaced with answer in worked solutions
In chapter 422 Chapter review, 5 S (instead of T)
In chapter 422 Chapter review, 6b with image (replaced 'who image is')
In chapter 422 Chapter review, 7 … and (8,0) in T0 is transformed to (0,2) in T2
determine
In chapter 422 Chapter review, 7ii exact deleted
Andwers 804 Skills check, 1 subscript 3,1 (not 1,3)

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Andwers 804 9A, 2c Changed for round brackets
Andwers 805 9A, 3a Changed for round brackets
Andwers 805 9A, 3b Changed for round brackets
Andwers 805 9A, 4c Changed for round brackets
Andwers 805 9A, 4a 1813.13 replaced 1813.12; Changed for round
brackets
Andwers 805 9A, 5ai Changed for round brackets
Andwers 805 9A, 6 Changed for round brackets
Andwers 805 9C, 1d (-1/4 -4/3)
Andwers 805 9C, 3 Changed for round brackets
Andwers 806 9C, 4 deleted first part of answer and added
mumerical verification from worked solutions

Andwers 806 9C, 8a T changed to B ; -21 changed to -31 in final

bracket
Andwers 806 9D, 3a x =-12, y =30, z =4
Andwers 806 9D, 3b 20 replaced with 200; 16 replaced with 124
x = 200/11, y = 124/11
Andwers 806 9D, 3c a = -0.36, b = -1.35, c = -3.59, d = -0.88
Andwers 806 9D, 4 F_1 = 30,625 euros, F_2 = 61,250 euros, F_3
= 83,125 euros (new question 4 answer added
in)
Andwers 806 9D, 5 Amounts of each product A,B,C,D are 36, 48,
60, 20 (current table in Q 5 deleted)
Andwers 806 9E, 3b T'T; 1 corrected to -1
Andwers 807 9E, 5b Since 8 x 45degree = 360degree, R^8,
corresponds to rotation by 360 degrees, i.e. the
object
Andwers 808 9E, 9a (14, -11)
Andwers 808 9E, 9b changed to (0, -6)
Andwers 808 9E, 9e Part 9e deleted

Andwers 808 9F, 2a 18 (instead of 12)

Andwers 808 9F, 3a lower case 'b'
Andwers 808 9F, 4b A= (added); b = (0 0)
Andwers 808 9F, 4c changed to numerical answer given in the
worked solutions
Andwers 808 9F, 5b Because any more triangles formed lie inside
the perimeter. 7.8125.
Andwers 808 9F, 5ciii 2.31
Andwers 808 9F, 5d Replaced with numerical solutions in worked
answers
Andwers 808 9F, 5e Replaced with numerical solutions in worked
answers
Andwers 808 9F, 5f 0.00391
0.00781
0.00677
Andwers 808 9G, 2b Probability that a person who buys Popsi now
will change to Ceko 3 weeks from now is 0.37.

Andwers 809 9G, 4c The particular results obtained from the

investigation should match the general
formulae given below.

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Andwers 809 9G, 5c 1361 votes
Andwers 809 9H, 3b 57.90%
Andwers 809 9H, 3c Added matrices from worked solutions
Andwers 809 9H, 4a Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Andwers 810 9I, 4b Deleted additional working
Andwers 810 9J, 4b Bold removed
Andwers 810 9J, 4e R_n = 2900p^n + 3600
Andwers 810 9J, 4f 3620
Andwers 810 Chapter review, 1b Undefined
Andwers 810 Chapter review, 1f 17 deleted and replaced with -7
Andwers 810 Chapter review, 4a x=30/13, y=-20/13
Andwers 810 Chapter review, 4b w=y=0, z=-1.5
Andwers 810 Chapter review, 4c |A| = 0 because equations represent the same
line. Therefore, there is no solution
Andwers 811 Chapter review, 5 S (instead of T)
Andwers 811 Chapter review, 6c the top line amended to:
-a-1. (with no gaps)
second line 7a+2 with no gaps

Andwers 811 Chapter review, 7bii 0.625 amended to 1/16 (in two instances)
Andwers 811 Chapter review, 7biii 21.3
Andwers 811 Chapter review, 11c 580 (replaces 1000A )

Chapter 10
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 439 10D, 4 The word 'extra' added in before 'number' and
'parts'
In chapter 441 10E, 2 Q changed to read: 'a cylinder open at one end'

In chapter 441 10E, 7 ...with equation x^2+y^2=36 added after

'radius 6'
In chapter 444 10F, 1ii du changed to dx
In chapter 453 Example 17, part b =4e^4x (corrected from e to 4e)
In chapter 461 10K, 5 The distance (s) fallen by the marble in metres
('in metres' added)
In chapter 462 10K, 6 x changed to s in the stem of the Q
The distance cycled along the road ('along the
road' added)
In chapter 467 Chapter review, 4 Changed increasing to decreasing
In chapter 467 Chapter review, 5 re-numbered 5a-5d
In chapter 467 Chapter review, 7d Changed to:

[0,4[, ]4,6[, ]6,7[, ]7,8.5[

and
]8.5, 10[

In chapter 468 Exam-style questions, 11a Corrected letter spacing

Answers 811 Skills check, 1 5' deleted from the end

Answers 811 Skills check, 3 (1,12) deleted
Answers 811 10B, 1a dy/dx=0, 0
Answers 811 10B, 1b dy/dx=4, 8
Answers 811 10B, 1c f’(x)=6x, 12

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Answers 811 10B, 1d f’(x)=10x-3, 17
Answers 811 10B, 1e f’(x)=12x^3+7, 103
Answers 811 10B, 1f f’(x)=20x^3-6x+2, 150
Answers 811 10B, 2a f’(x)=1/3 x^-2/3, 1/3
Answers 811 10B, 2b dy/dx=x^-1/2, 1
Answers 811 10B, 2c dy/dx=4x+3/x^2, 7
Answers 811 10B, 2d dy/dx=-18x^-4+4, -14
Answers 811 10B, 2e dy/dx=-21x^-4+32x^3-12x, -1
Answers 812 10B, 6a -0.112c
Answers 812 10B, 6b 3.36 (replaced 3.56); -1.12 (replaced 0.52)
Answers 812 10B, 7c -5
Answers 812 10B, 7d Explanation replaced with:

'so the model suggests that the bungee jumper

returns to his starting point, which in practice
does not occur.
Answers 812 10B, 8 (-1, -2) and (1/3, 0.815)
Answers 812 10C, 4a Tangent: y =26x - 45
Normal: y = -1/26. x + 92/13
Answers 812 10C, 4b Tangent: y = x +9
Normal: w =- x+27
Answers 812 10C, 5 y =-1/4. x+9/2 and
y =1/4 x+9/2 meet at (0, 4.5)
Answers 812 10D, 2a Maximum at (−0.786, 13.626) and minimum at
(2.120, -23.182)
Answers 812 10D, 2b Maximum at (0, -1) and minimum at (2, 3)
Answers 812 10D, 4ai €55000 for 0 parts
Answers 812 10D, 4aii €51 667 for 5000 parts
Answers 812 10D, 4aiii €46 667 for 4000 parts
Answers 812 10D, 4b Strategy i
Answers 812 10D, 5 462 m
Answers 812 10E. 1b Bold removed
Answers 812 10E, 3 16.287 (rather than 16.3)
Answers 812 10E, 4b units added (cm)
Answers 812 10E, 5c 3.62 cm
Answers 813 10E, 7b Answer deleted and replaced with:
dimensions are 8.48 cm by 8.48 cm and the
area is 72cm^2
Answers 813 10E, 8b Answer deleted and replaced with:
A=402cm^2, r=5.66cm and h=11.3 cm
Answers 813 10F, 1ai y= < y added>
Answers 813 10F 1aii dy/dx = 6x(x^2+4)^2
Answers 813 10F 1bii dy/dx = 10(5x-7)
Answers 813 10F 1cii dy/dx=8(3x^2 - 6x)(x^3 - 3x^2)^3
Answers 813 10F 1dii dy/dx = 2/(4x - 5)^1/2
Answers 813 10F 1eii dy/dx= - 4x/(x^2+1)^3
Answers 813 10F 1fii dy/dx = - 5/(5x - 2)^-3/2

Answers 813 10F, 2c h'

x amended to 4 on top line of equation
Answers 813 10F, 3a 5 (not 1)
Answers 813 10G, 1b deleted: (this has imaginary roots)
Answers 813 10G, 1e 4(x^3-1)/x^2

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Answers 813 10G, 1f 2(2t + 1)^3(t^3 + 1)(10t^3 + 3t^2 + 4)
Answers 813 10G, 2a (4x^3-4)/x^2
Answers 813 10G, 2b (x^2-2x-1)/(x^2+1)^2
Answers 813 10G, 2c 2(x +1)^3/2
Answers 813 10G, 3f (2t-3)^2 (replaced 2t - 3)
Answers 813 10H, 2b cos^2(x)-sin^2(x)
Answers 813 10H, 2f Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 813 10H, 3b minus sign added
Answers 813 10H, 3f 8(cos^2(4t)-sin^2(4t))
Answers 813 10H, 3g 6sin3xcos3x

Answers 813 10H, 3h -sin^3(t)+2sintcos^2(t)

Answers 814 10I, 1e 4e^(2x)(x+1)
Answers 814 10I, 1g added: + 3 ln(t^2 - 2)
Answers 814 10I, 4a added parentheses around lnx
Answers 814 10I, 4bii replaced pi with 3.14
Answers 814 10I, 4cii replaced pi/3 with 1.05
Answers 814 10I, 5b x = -2.5
Answers 814 10J, 2a replaced with

Maximum (0,5), minimum (1.06, 2.97)

Answers 814 10J, 2b Replaced with: (0.669, 3.79)
Answers 814 10J, 2c replaced with

x>0.669
Answers 814 10J, 3a Added parts (i) and (ii)
i. e^x(x-1)/x^2

ii. e^x(x^2-2x+2)/x^3
Answers 814 10J, 3c replaced expression with
e^x (x^2-2x+2)/x^3=0 (as in worked
solutions)
Answers 814 10J, 4b f"(x)=6/(x-3)^3 'does not equal' 0, hence no
point of inflection
Answers 814 10J, 5ai Replaced with: minimum at (-0.25, -8.54)
Answers 814 10J, 5aii 6(x -2)(2x -1)
Answers 814 10J, 5aiii replaced with

(2,0), (0.5, -5.06)

Answers 814 10J, 5aiv replaced with

Concave up when x <0.5, x >2

Concave down when 0.5<x <2
Answers 814 10J, 5bi replaced with

minimum (2.36, -0.067)

maximum (5.50, 0.00290)
Answers 814 10J, 5bii 2e^(-x)sinx
Answers 814 10J, 5biii replaced with

(0,1), (3.14, -0.0432), (6.28, 0.00187)

Answers 814 10J, 5biv 0<x <pi (replaced xe (0, pi)
pi<x<2pi
Answers 814 10J, 5ci maximum (1.5,0.168)
Answers 814 10J, 5cii 2x e^-2x(2x ^2 - 6x +3)

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Answers 814 10J, 5ciii (0,0), (0.634, 0.0717), (2.37, 0.117)
Answers 814 10J, 5civ concave down when x <0, 0.634<x <2.37
concave up when 0<x <0.634, x >2.37
Answers 814 10J6bii ≈ replaced 'or'
Answers 814 10K, 1a 2m/s
Answers 814 10K, 1b 4m/s
Answers 814 10K, 2a 1m/s
Answers 814 10K, 2b 11m/s
14m/s^2
Answers 815 10K, 2d s added
Answers 815 10K, 2e s added
Answers 815 10K, 3 -20.1
Answers 815 10K, 4bi m/s added
Answers 815 10K, 4bii space inserted between number and unit
Answers 815 10K, 4biii m/s added
Answers 815 10K, 5ai m added
Answers 815 10K, 5aii s added
Answers 815 10K, 5b t made superscript
Answers 815 10K, 5c m/s added
Answers 815 10K, 5d m/s added
Answers 815 10K, 5e s added
Answers 815 10K, 6a s added
Answers 815 10K, 6d v'
'for all t ' deleted
Answers 815 10K, 7b s added
Answers 815 10K, 7di t = 0.785s
Answers 815 10K, 7dii cm/s added
Answers 815 10K, 8 answer deleted
Answers 815 10L, 4 0.08cm min^−1
Answers 815 Chapter review, 4 < 0 added
minus symbol added in front of 2e ^2x
Additional text deleted
Answers 815 Chapter review, 5 re-numbered 5a-5d
Answers 815 Chapter review, 6a 2x (64 - x )
Answers 815 Chapter review, 6b m added
Answers 815 Chapter review, 6c 2048
Answers 815 Chapter review, 7bi ≤ replaced <
Answers 815 Chapter review, 7bii The particle is moving right when v > 0 and
left when v < 0.
'It depends on the sign of v' deleted
Answers 815 Chapter review, 7d Q number placement changed
Answers 815 Chapter review, 9 7/(4sqrt(3)) cm/min
Answers 815 Exam-style questions, 11a and (5/2, -35/24)

Answers 815 Exam-style questions, 11b word 'the' corrected.

The gradient is negative between x =0.314 and
x =3.19
Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 12d cm^3 added

Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 13a Top line of the equation modified to:
-2x (x ^3+1)
Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 13d … this happens for -1<x <0

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Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 14 cm/min added
Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 15a m added

Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 15b s added

Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 16c t = 0.756 s

x = -0.191 m
Answers 816 Exam-style questions, 16d v = 2.56 m/s
x = 0.641 m

Chapter 11
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 486 11D, 9 Position of image corrected
In chapter 502 11H, 4 B (5,0)
C (2.5, 4)
In chapter 502 11H, 5 A1 <1 should be subscript> and A2 (2 should
be subscript>
In chapter 502 11H, 5b If amended to 'Given'
more than amended to 'of'
maximum possible integer ('possible' added)
'for this to occur' deleted
In chapter 507 11I , 5a Changes to diagram: grid removed and x axis
amended to make it more legible. Purple curve
labelled 'f'
In chapter 508 11I, 8 Q renumbered into part (a) (b) and c
In chapter 510 11J, 1 in ms^(-2)
In chapter 514 11K, 6 x amended to t
In chapter 515 11K, 9b increase amended to 'change in'
In chapter 515 11K, 9c increase amended to 'annual change'
In chapter 516 Chapter 11, Example 23 all exponents amended to 2x^3 not 2x^2
In chapter 521 11M, 1 x and y values reversed in table

In chapter 521 11M, 4 size amended to volume

added: in cm^3 at time t in months,
In chapter 526 Chapter review, 2c Added: from the moment it starts to return
home
In chapter 527 Chapter review, 8a Added: in m^3
Added: in m
In chapter 527 Chapter review, 9 g(x )=17/16x^2
In chapter 527 Chapter review, 10 dx inserted
Answers 816 11A, 2d 1.450 < R< 2.283
Answers 816 11B, 1bii 2.16
Answers 816 11B, 1fii 13.5
Answers 817 11B, 1i i Limits amended to -3 and 5

Answers 817 11B, 1i ii 256/3

Answers 817 11B, 2e 25.33
Answers 817 11B, 4 -0.817
Answers 817 11C, 2cii 1.227
Answers 817 11D, 4 11.55
Answers 817 11D, 5a 5.198
Answers 817 11E, 1g minus sign amended to plus sign
Answers 818 11E, 8e x^3 amended to x^2

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Answers 818 11E, 10 +c amended to: -259/15
Answers 818 11E, 11 +c amended to: -5/2
Answers 818 11F, 1b - 1/4(4x - 1) + c <brackets added>
Answers 818 11F, 3 y=1/2^x -2 + ln …
- ln 2 added to the end of the expression
Answers 818 11F, 7b €9 324
Answers 818 11F, 7c As n increases, the cost grows more and more
slowly because dC /dn <right arrow> 0 as n
<right arrow> infinity <as symbol>.
Answers 818 11F, 8a 2/13 (replaced c)
Answers 818 11F, 9a ≤ replaced the second <
Answers 818 11F, 9c t = 5 hours
Answers 818 11G, 4 Additonal (not needed) part of answer deleted

Answers 818 11G, 5 27.3 cm^2

Answers 818 11H, 2 3.3
Answers 818 11H, 4c 69.0 (zero added)
Answers 819 11H, 5ai Answer deleted; ii re-numbered as i
Answers 819 11H, 5aii New answer: A2 = 1/2 (a+1)ln(a+1) - a/2

Answers 819 11H, 5b 7

Answers 819 11I, 5a 558 (replaced 279)
Answers 819 11I, 5bi 220
Answers 819 11I, 5bii 3606
Answers 819 11I, 6aiii 1.08
Answers 819 11I, 6biii 0.44
Answers 819 11I, 8a 90 degrees (replaced pi/2)
Answers 819 11J, 2aii s added
Answers 819 11J, 3a cm/s^2 added
Answers 819 11J, 3b 0 < k ≤ 1/8.
Answers 819 11J, 4b [Used s_max instead of s(t_0) because
subscript 0 is used here for initial values.]
Answers 819 11K, 2b Part b added in
Answers 820 11K, 3c 26.0km
Answers 820 11K, 4b 16.5 seconds
Answers 820 11K, 5a -0.0154
Answers 820 11K, 8 0.194
Answers 820 11K, 9bi -136 000
Answers 820 11K, 9bii -57 300
Answers 820 11K, 9c -96 700
Answers 820 11L, 1 y

[not y^4]
Answers 820 11L, 4b Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 820 11L, 6a Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 820 11L, 6c y = x + 2 pi n
Answers 820 11L, 7b dT/dt = -k (T - 24), T (0) = 75 degrees
Answers 820 11L, 8a 6.56 x 10^15
Answers 820 11L, 9a punctuation added into the expression

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Answers 821 11M, 1 x and y values reversed in table

Table content changed as follows:

2, 5, 10
3, 6, 11
4, 7, 12
Answers 821 11M, 3bi B
Answers 821 11M, 4d That a tumour has a maximum size is
consistent with …
Answers 821 11N, 4a 0.527
Answers 821 11N, 4b 0.535 (replaced 0.535); 1.5%
Answers 821 11N, 6c 40 meerkats (added)
Answers 821 11N, 6d 60 meerkats (added)
Answers 821 11N, 6e 40 more meerkats
Answers 821 11N, 6f 153 meerkats
Answers 821 Chapter review 1a km/h added throughout
30<t <60 (replaced t E (30,60))
a (replaced v x 2)
60<t <75 (replaced t E (0, 30))
75<t<90 (replaced t E 75, 90)

Answers 821 Chapter review 1e 1350km

Answers 821 Chapter review, 3 756 m
Answers 821 Chapter review, 5b replaced exponent with -0.4558t
Answers 821 Chapter review, 6b ^2 deleted
Answers 821 Chapter review, 7a 3.60 (replaced 3.6)
Answers 821 Chapter review, 7b 0.10, 0.27 and 0.53
Answers 821 Chapter review, 8b inserted minus sign
Answers 821 Chapter review, 9a 5.15m^2
Answers 821 Chapter review, 9b 164912 m^3
Answers 822 Chapter review, 13d When approximating this area using the
trapezium rule, a small area above the
trapeziums and below the actual curve is not
taken into account. Hence ...
Answers 822 Chapter review, 14 7.43
Answers 822 Chapter review, 15b s' inserted
Answers 822 Chapter review, 15c m/s added
Answers 822 Chapter review, 15d s replaced d
Answers 822 Chapter review, 16b y=2e^-1/2 e^1/2x^2 = 1.21e^1/2x^2

Chapter 12
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 541 12C, 2b when t =2s
In chapter 544 12D, 6c find the length of time …
In chapter 553 12F, 5b part a amended to 'question 2'
In chapter 561 12J, 1c For the solutions in (i) part a and (ii) part b,
draw a phase diagram
In chapter 561 12J, 2 d^2y amended to d^2x
In chapter 563 Chapter review, 2 d^2y amended to d^2x
In chapter 564 Chapter review, 6cii t =60s
In chapter 564 Chapter review, 7a in cm added

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In chapter 564 Chapter review, 7b in m added
In chapter 566 Chapter review, 14 deleted ' after x and y and amended to two
dots above it (as in the Q directly below)
Answers 822 12A, 2b -6 / 10.4 (numbers reversed)
Answers 822 12A, 3 99.5°
Answers 822 12A, 5d 2.92m s^-2 forwards
Answers 822 12B, 1b 5.38
Answers 822 12C, 1c 126.9 degrees deleted
Answers 823 12C, 4b v = 3i + 12j, <added>
Answers 823 12C, 6b minus 8 amended to positive 8
Answers 823 12D, 1a -9.81 (replaced 9.8)
Answers 823 12D, 1b 2 - 9.81t
Answers 823 12D, 1bii 4.905 (replaced 4.9)
Answers 823 12D, 3b 9.81
Answers 823 12D, 3c 0.749
Answers 823 12D, 3d 4.905 (replaced 4.9)
Answers 823 12D, 5a Expression from answer book used
Answers 823 12D, 6a 43.3/25
Answers 823 12D, 6b 43.3t + c1 <1 subscript> / 25t - 4.904t ^2 +
c2 <2 subscript>
Answers 823 12D, 6c 2.83s
Answers 823 12F, 1 vectors put in bold
Answers 823 12F, 1aii -2
5

corrected to :

1
0
Answers 824 12F, 3a vectors put in bold
Answers 824 12F, 3b -1/3 x replaced -3x
Number for 3c added in
vectors made bold

Answers 824 12F, 4a vectors put in bold

Answers 824 12F, 4c
3.45t all in superscript
Answers 824 12F, 5b real' replaced with 'negative'
Answers 824 12F, 6bi dy replaced with dt
Answers 825 12G, 1aii dy /dt = 1, dy /dx = 1/2

Answers 825 12G, 1bii dy /dt = 4, dy /dx = -4

Answers 825 12G, 1ci minus sign added before 0.2
Answers 825 12G, 1cii dy /dt = -1, dy /dx = 5
Answers 825 12G, 1dii dy /dt = -5, dy /dx = -5
Answers 825 12G, 1ei 3i
Answers 825 12G, 1eii dy /dt = 4, dy /dx = 4/3
Answers 825 12H, 1 Tables amended to match worked solutions
Answers 826 12H, 1iv 0.50 (replaced 0.5004)
Answers 826 12H, 2 Tables amended to match worked solutions
Answers 827 12H, 3 Tables amended to match worked solutions
Answers 827 12I, 1b Extra (not needed) parts of answer removed

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Answers 827 12I, 1c Extra (not needed) parts of answer removed

Answers 827 12I, 3a Added: while the population of Y continues to

climb.
Answers 827 12I, 3c First part of answer amended to match worked
solutions:

When x <arrow> 0, then dx /dt <arrow> 0 and

so dy /dx <arrow> infinity <symbol>, so the y -
axis is an asymptote
Answers 827 12I, 3di Extra (not needed) parts of answer removed

Answers 827 12I, 3dii Extra (not needed) parts of answer removed

Answers 827 12J, 1ci Extra explanation added above diagram

Answers 827 12J, 1cii Extra explanation added above diagram
Answers 828 12J, 2b 6.77
Answers 828 12J, 2c 5.525s
Answers 828 12J, 2d x = 3t - 5/2
Answers 828 Chapter review 2b 1.4s
Answers 828 Chapter review 2c 2.96cm s^-1
Answers 828 Chapter review 4c The solutions in part b are converging to the
equilibrium point (2,2), or 20 lions and 2000
zebra. The population will eventually …

Answers 828 Chapter review, 6ci bottom entry in vector amended to: 1.3 t^2

Answers 828 Chapter review, 7b amended to answer in worked solutions

Answers 828 Chapter review, 7b amended to answer in worked solutions
Answers 828 Chapter review, 12ai subscripts corrected
Answers 828 Chapter review, 12bi dot placement centred on x
Answers 828 Chapter review, 13ci → ∞ <added>
Answers 828 Chapter review, 14c 75 corrected to 40 in vecors (twice)
Answers 829 Chapter review, 16b Table corrected to match worked solutions

Chapter 13
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 587 13B, 8 Q amended to: Johanna is designing a game
which uses three five-sided spinners. Each
spinner is numbered one to five, but she is not
convinced that the spinners are all fair. In her
game, the three spinners are spun and the
number of "1"s that are scored is counted.

In chapter 592 13C, 4 27

In chapter 592 13C, 6 Amends to table:

'or more' deleted

'Number of hours' replaced with 'Frequency'
In chapter 592 13C, 6 Q amended to: Find the mean number of calls
per 10 minute interval and investigate…
'with this mean' added to the end of the Q

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In chapter 592 13C, 7 p'petri dish' replaced with 'two areas selected'

In chapter 596 Investigation 9 Added: or online software such as Geogebra or

Desmos
the mean changed to: μ
standard deviation amended to: σ
In chapter 600 13D, 7c snowy corrected
In chapter 600 13D, 9ciii exactly' deleted
'and is not on time on the other two days'
added
In chapter 604 13E, 8 Added: She calculates the variance for a single
throw of a die is 11/16
In chapter 605 Chapter 13, Investigation Added: In Excel, follow these steps to create…
11 Added: If the Data analysis option is not
In chapter 613 13F, 1 highlighted, you can add from program’s main
per page' added
In chapter 616 Chapter review, 1 1.8 (replaced 1.4)
In chapter 616 Chapter review, 3b Q amended to: Six random integers between 1
and 120 inclusive are generated.

In chapter 616 Chapter review, 3bi are thrown' deleted

In chapter 616 Chapter review, 3bii are thrown' deleted
In chapter 616 Chapter review, 3biii are thrown' deleted
In chapter 616 Chapter review, 3biv Q amended to: three consecutive factors of
120, and the other two numbers are not factors
of 120
In chapter 617 Chapter review, 7 Added: There is no score for y values outside
this range.
In chapter 618 Exam-style questions, 12b Amended to: police officer

In chapter 619 Exam-style questions, 15 Part (a) marker deleted

In chapter 619 Exam-style questions, 16b Write down' amended to 'find'

In chapter 619 Exam-style questions, 17a fractions' amended to 'a fraction;

In chapter 619 Exam-style questions, 17b part (i) marker deleted

In chapter 619 Exam-style questions, 17 renumbered as Q16

In chapter 619 Exam-style questions, 18 renumbered as Q17
In chapter 619 Exam-style questions, 18b Part (ii) deleted

Answers 829 Skills check, 2 1.39

Answers 829 13A, 1 Deleted: None of the tables can represent a
discrete probability because
Answers 829 13A, 1a Not a discrete distribution as the sum of the
probabilities is greater than 1
Answers 829 13A, 1b Not a discrete distribution as 0.2 is not a
probability
Answers 829 13A, 2e 0.38
Answers 829 13A, 3a 0.0001
Answers 830 13A, 8bi Added in part (i)
Answers 830 13A, 8bii Part c re-numbered as 8bii
Answers 830 13A, 8c answer added in
Answers 830 13A, 9a = (1 - p)^y
Answers 830 13A, 9b trails corrected to trials

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Answers 830 13B, 4a 0.00164
Answers 830 13C, 3 One is just below the mean and one just above

Answers 830 13C, 4 S ~ Po(27.8). It is assumed that the seeds are

distributed randomly throughout the 10 loaves.

Answers 830 13C, 8a 0.0505

Answers 830 13C, 9a 2.23
Answers 830 13D, 1d 0.82
Answers 830 13D, 1e 0.0014
Answers 830 13D, 1f 0.86
Answers 830 13D, 3
Answers 831 13D, 7c 13 783
Answers 831 13D, 9a Route A is on average shorter than route B, but
has more variability, so the nurse will have to
allow time for a longer journey. Route B takes
on average longer but has less variability so the
actual times are closer to the average.

Answers 831 13E, 3e 9.45

Answers 831 13E, 3f 7.08
Answers 831 13E, 4a a = 2.24, b = -3.87
Answers 831 13E, 6 b = -0.191
Answers 831 13E, 7a Corrected the second table row headers to
read:
h
P (H = h)
Answers 831 13E, 8 Deleted: 'In the first game' and 'in the second
game'
E(K)=17/2
Var(K)=11/8
E(L)=17/2
Var(L)=11/4
Answers 831 13F, 1 0.728
Answers 831 13F, 2 0.0898
Answers 831 13F, 3 0.0137
Answers 831 13F, 6c 6.06
Answers 831 Chapter review, 1a p 0.15; q = 0.05
Answers 831 Chapter review, 3a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 24, 30, 40,
60, 120
Answers 831 Chapter review, 3bii 0.0346
Answers 831 Chapter review, 5d 0.758
Answers 831 Chapter review, 7 781
Answers 831 Chapter review, 9b 0.85
Answers 831 Exam-style questions, 10a Part (a) marker deleted

Answers 831 Exam-style questions, 10b Part (b) deleted

Answers 831 Exam-style questions, 11f = amended to ≠

Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 12c 216

Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 13a deleted

Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 13b deleted

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Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 14a Renumbered as 13a
Answer amended to: 0.8320
Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 14b Renumbered as 13b
Answer amended to: 0.134
Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 15a renumbered as 14a

Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 15b renumbered as 14b

Answer amended to: 0.488
Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 16a renumbered as 15

Answers 832 Exam-style questions, 16b deleted

Chapter 14
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 633 14B, 4 Added: with a significance level of 5%
In chapter 635 14C, 4a Added: at the 5% significance level
In chapter 638 14D, 3 Sales and temperature columns swapped
positions
In chapter 646 14G, 2 Added: The population can be assumed to be
normally distributed
In chapter 661 14K, 5f The critical value is
In chapter 664 14L, 4 At an airport, there is one flight per day to
Tokyo. The number of people joining a queue
for the flight in the hour before it departs each
day
In chapter 665 14L, 4bii Explain' replaced 'Hence give two reasons …'

In chapter 668 14M, 1b Added: to the nearest whole number

In chapter 668 14M, 4a Replaced with: Use the sample data to find
estimates of the mean and standard deviation
of the population.
In chapter 668 14M, 4b Using the calculated values from part a, correct
to 3 significant figures …
In chapter 669 14M, 6 one week corrected to 5 days
In chapter 672 14N, 2 Added: one given a score out of 30 and the
other an assessment of positive or negative,

In chapter 673 14N, 4B b Amended to: find the probability that the
survey will find that the proportion of
households with children is between.

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In chapter 674 14O, 2 Rewritten as: An infection is spreading through
a small hospital. It is known that under normal
circmstances the average number of people a
person will infect per day while he or she is
infected is r.
Over a period of two weeks the hospital
authorities collect data for the number of new
people infected each day in the hospital.

A doctor wishes to test for rate of infection in

the hospital to see if it is higher than the usual
rate (r). To do this she takes as her null
hypothesis that the data follows a Poisson
distribution with mean r.
In chapter 675 14O, 2a Comment on whether or not a Poisson
distribution is appropriate in this case.
In chapter 675 14O, 5 a POSITIVE correlation
In chapter 675 14P, 7 changed to: during various weekday evenings

In chapter 685 Chapter review, 6 z' deleted

In chapter 686 Exam-style questions, 10 double-headed' amended to 'coin with two
Heads'
In chapter 687 Exam-style questions, 13 Narcissus corrected
In chapter 687 Exam-style questions, 16 Pets changed to number of hours spent on
social media
Answers 832 14A, 1a Added: because the data is strictly increasing

Answers 832 14A, 1b Added: because the data is strictly increasing

other than the first two points which are non-
decreasing
Answers 832 14A, 1c Added: because the data is strictly decreasing

Answers 832 14A, 1d Added: (approximately), because though there

is a relation it is neither increasing or
decreasing.
Answers 832 14A, 3c Deleted 'From the scatter graph' onward
Answers 832 14A, 4b Graph added
Text below graph added: Graph indicates that
the data does not follow a linear model
throughout the whole range of scores. Those
with a high score in Maths have very variable
scores in English. This is possibly due to the
Mathematics test not separating students at the
higher ability level, or students who are able at
Mathematics not having English as a mother
tongue. A linear model is probably not
appropriate over the whole range.

Answers 832 14A, 4c 0.8833

The Spearman’s correlation coefficient is higher
and indicates more strongly that those who do
better in Maths do better in English. This is
supported by the graph.
Answers 832 14A, 4d Spearman’s is the more useful measure of
correlation because the relationship between
the variables is not linear.

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Answers 832 14A, 6ai 0.8743
Answers 832 14A, 6aii 0.007765
Answers 832 14A, 6bi 0.304
Answers 832 14A, 6bii 0.0418
Answers 832 14B, 1 6 replaced with 7
Answers 832 14B, 2 Added: Thus, the treatment leads to a
significant reduction in symptoms.
Answers 832 14B, 4 Added: There is insufficient evidence to suggest
that the course helped.
Answers 832 14B, 5 Added: There is insufficient evidence to suggest
that the bus is late more than 10% of the time.

Answers 833 14D, 1ai 0.7206

Answers 833 14D, 1aii p-value = 0.4878
Answers 833 14D, 1cii p-value = 0.00860
Answers 833 14D, 2biii $5.02
Answers 833 14D, 3a Added: p-value = 0.00112, which is highly
significant and so the null hypothesis is
rejected.
Answers 833 14D, 3b y=3.94x+78.1
Answers 833 14D, 3c 192
Answers 833 14E, 1a 0.166>0.05
Answers 833 14E, 1b 0.0302<0.05
Answers 833 14E, 1c 0.412>0.10
Answers 833 14E, 2d 23.48 (instead of 23.4766)
Answers 833 14E, 3g First part of answer deleted (one-tailed test)

Answers 833 14F, 1b p-value = 0.421

Answers 833 14F, 2a p-value = 0.058>0.05
Answers 833 14F, 2b p-value = 0.066 > 0.05
Answers 833 14F, 2c p-value = 0.0952 < 0.10
Answers 833 14C, 3c A constant rate is assumed for the Poisson
distribution, which may not be appropriate as
the number of goals conceded depends on the
strength of the opposition, the players
available, the weather, etc.
Answers 834 14I, 1 Differences: 7; 1; 7; 7; 8; 9; 4; -5; 5; 6
p-value 0.00233 < 0.01, significant, so reject
H0 <0 subscript>
Answers 834 14I, 2a Replaced with answer in worked solutions
Answers 834 14I, 2b Differences: 5; 10; 6; 8; 3; -1
p-value 0.540 > 0.05, not significant so
insufficient evidence to reject H0 <0 subscript>

Answers 834 14K, 1c Duplicate 10.45 deleted

'normal' changed to 'uniform'
Answers 834 14K, 2b Changed second part of answer to: 0.430 >
0.10 not significant so no reason to reject the
null hypothesis that the last number on the
lottery tickets follows a normal distribution.

Answers 835 14K, 3a 6.8 changed to 6.83; 148.56 changed to 148.5;

6.8 changed to 6.83

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Answers 835 14K, 3b Line break inserted
Answers 835 14K, 5b this' replaced with 'they'
Answers 835 14K, 5c values in table corrected
Answers 835 14K, 5d values in table corrected
Answers 835 14K, 5f 7.61 corrected to 7.40
58.4 > 11.3
Answers 835 14K, 5gi mean= 105; standard deviation = 13.56
Answers 835 14K, 5gii quite far from' replaced with 'somewhat higher
for'
Answers 835 14L, 1 69.45 replaced with 69.44
6.95 deleted
Answers 835 14L, 2b 4 degrees of freedom delelted
p value = 0.7639
Answers 836 14L, 3a spacing corrected
Answers 836 14L, 3d first two columns'
Answers 836 14L, 3e 0.0147 (2 deleted)
Answers 836 14L, 4a 11.67 in table corrected to 11.66
7.95 corrected to 7.96
p value = 0.00308 < 0.05
Answers 836 14L, 4bii The parameter for the Poisson is the mean. The
mean of the sample is close to the mean for the
distribution, so it is likely a correct mean was
chosen.
For the Poisson distribution the mean and
variance of the sample should be similar. That
is not the case here, which indicates the
distribution is not Poisson.
Answers 836 14L, 5b 0.2373, 0.3955, 0.2637, 0.0879, 0.0146,
0.0009766
Answers 836 14L, 5c 0.0495 < 0.05 just significant so some
evidence to reject ...
Answers 836 14M, 2b values in table corrected
p value = 0.0732 > 0.01
Answers 837 14M, 3b p value = 0.676
Answers 837 14M, 4b Table values corrected
p value corrected to 0.0000524
Answers 837 14M, 5b p=0.038
Answers 837 14M, 5c B(50, 0.038)
Table values corrected
p-value = 0.67 > 0.05
The result is not significant so no reason to
reject the null hypothesis that the prizes are
distributed randomly and independently.

Answers 837 14M, 6a Table values corrected

p value corrected to 0.0133
Answers 837 14M, 6b Table values corrected
p value corrected to 0.335
Answers 837 14N, 2b (10x9)/2 =45
Answers 837 14N, 3ai First line replaced with: Taking a random
sample or a sample stratified by gender.
Answers 837 14N, 3aii First section replaced with: The ratio of boys to
girls in each sample should be as equal as
possible,

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Answers 837 14N, 3aiii Replaced with: A sample of girls should be
compared with a sample of boys for each of the
schools. The samples could also be pooled to
give boys and girls from both schools. However,
to avoid the results being affected by the
teaching method, in the pooled sample, the
ratio of boys to girls from each school should be
equal.
Answers 838 14N, 4bii The survey is almost certain to find a
proportion correct to within 50 households or
5%, but there is a about a 1 – 0.648 = 0.352
chance it will not be within 10 households or
1%.
Answers 838 14N, 5a The method of obtaining the sample, to ensure
it is appropriate (the two groups should be as
uniform as possible) and unbiased. Any
confounding factors such as age, employment
status or household income. Any assumptions
made about the distributions.

Answers 838 14N, 5b 8 tests, assuming there is no difference

between male and female
Added: This means that finding one significant
result is not in itself significant, so the result is
not meaningful without further evidence.

Answers 838 14O, 2a The Poisson distribution assumes that the

number of infections occur independently and
uniformly.
However, new infections are unlikely to be
independent as the people already infected may
come from the same wards, or be receiving
treatment from the same people.
The new infections are unlikely to be uniform,
because over time more people will have been
infected and the number of people susceptible
will reduce, so that the rate of new infections
will decrease. The hospital may also take
precautions such as isolating infected wards
which would reduce the rate of infections.

Answers 838 14O, 2b reaction corrected to infection

Answers 838 14O, 3c are' inserted
Answers 839 14O, 4d The box plots indicate there has been an
improvement as the median and lower quartile
have increased considerably, and the upper
quartile has increased slightly though the
maximum has not changed.
Answers 839 14O, 4e p value = 0.00518
Answers 839 14O, 5a p value = 0.00246

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Answers 839 14O, 5b The mix of males and females implies that
heights are not likely to have been normal (i.e.
they may be bimodal). Females on average are
shorter than males, and this factor has not
been considered. The positive relationship
between height and salary might reflect that
women are paid less than men on average. It
would be better to stratify by gender and alter
the hypothesis
Answers 839 14P, 2bii 0.935
Answers 839 14P, 3aii 0.925
Answers 839 14P, 3bi 0.0422
Answers 839 14P, 4a 53.7
Answers 839 14P, 4b 0.9364
Answers 839 14P, 7a If they were adjacent to each other then an
event such as a large car crash could mean that
several of the hours had more arrivals than
usual.
Answers 839 14P, 7c A type I error would occur if the average
number of patients has not fallen but the
sample mean ≤75 such that the null hypothesis
is rejected.
Answers 839 14P, 7d This is the probability of accepting the null
hypothesis that the mean has not fallen and
discontinuing the phone line even though it has
had a positive effect.
Answers 839 14Q, 1c How many previous tests had Bruno taken and
what were the results? Is there any evidence of
trickery or conspiracy between Bruno and the
tester? Are the cards marked? Is the
distribution of cards in the pack even? Were the
cards randomly drawn?

Answers 840 14Q, 1f the researcher's belief …

Answers 840 14Q, 2ai 0.0794
Answers 840 14Q, 3a amended to <
Answers 840 14Q, 3c 0.109
Answers 840 Chapter review, 1b The correlation is strong and negative, so, the
taller the person, the less time they take to run
the 100 metres. The sample is fairly small. The
time at which someone runs the 100m will also
depend on factors such as their age, gender
and physical fitness.

Answers 840 Chapter review, 3e 1.2 < 5.991

Answers 840 Chapter review, 4c p value = 0.678
Answers 840 Chapter review, 8bi 0.622
Answers 841 Exam-style questions, 11b Table amended to remove extra working

Answers 841 Exam-style questions, 13 Middle expression replaced with: P(X ≤ 100) =
0.0347 < 0.05
Answers 841 Exam-style questions, 14a X corrected to X 'bar'

Answers 841 Exam-style questions, 15 Extra working deleted

p value = 0.0264 < 0.05

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Answers 841 Exam-style questions, 16 0.7996 > 0.05
Answers 842 Exam-style questions, 17 deleted: 'because once you know three of the
probabilities, you know the fourth by definition'
Equation below the table deleted
p-value = 0 7510

Chapter 15
Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 698 15B, 5a Added: Only have a single edge between
connected towns even when there are several
connections per day.
In chapter 702 15D, 2 verify your answer to Exercise 15C question 4
part c
In chapter 703 15D, 3biii The diameter of a graph is the maximum length
of a shortest path between any two vertices.
Any vertex can be reached from any other
vertex in a walk of length less than or equal to
the diameter of the graph.

In chapter 703 15D, 4 Shetland Islands corrected to Hebrides

In chapter 706 15E, 2di two rooms corrected to three rooms
In chapter 707 15E, 5a Changes to diagram made, added loops to A
and E with an arrow in a single direction
In chapter 712 15F, 1 added 'to find the WEIGHT OF the minimum ….'

In chapter 713 15F, 6 in metres' added

In chapter 717 15G, 2bii explain why he never has to walk down a street
without delivering letters.
In chapter 717 15G, 3b added: , and this journey costs $7
In chapter 725 15I, 1 Numbering corrected (parts I and ii)
In chapter 727 15J, 1ii added in 'where possible'
In chapter 729 Chapter review, 4d between all vertices' amended to 'between each
pair of vertices …'
In chapter 731 Exam-style questions, 13c Suggest an edge which could be removed in
order that it would be impossible to construct a
Hamiltonian cycle in the remaining subgraph.

In chapter 731 Exam-style questions, 14a re-numbered part a and part b

In chapter 733 Exam-style questions, 21 A corrected to C in the diagram

Answers 842 Skills check, 2a vector added
Answers 842 Skills check, 2c The long-term probability of being in state 1 is
0.6 and in state 2 is 0.4.
Answers 842 15A, 6a Leeds corrected in diagram
Answers 843 15B, 3aii A in-degree 2 and out-degree 2, B in-degree 2
and out-degree 1, C in-degree 2 and out-
degree 3, and D in-degree 2 and out-degree 2.

Answers 843 15B, 3bii and' added where required throughout

Answers 843 15B, 5a Bernried (spellling corrected)

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Answers 843 15B, 5b Any one from: It is easier to see which towns
are connected, the routes between the towns,
and which journeys have a return voyage.

Answers 843 15B, 5c Starnberg and Ammerland, and Tutzing and

Starnberg
Answers 843 15B, 5d Bernried spelling corrected
Answers 843 15B, 5e Bernried spelling corrected
Answers 843 15D, 1bi ABDA
Answers 843 15D, 2 M+ added
Answers 843 15D, 3aiii =6 replaced with ,therefore 6
Answers 844 15D, 4c Matrix M added

Therefore, at least one journey between two

ports requires 5 ferry trips. Since S4 has zero
elements only for trips between Eigg and Tiree,
this route takes 5 trips, and these two ports are
the furthest apart.
Answers 844 15E, 1 numbering corrected
Answers 844 15E, 2di D, B and E
Answers 844 15E, 2dii 25% in D and 18.8% in each of B and E
Answers 845 15E, 4c Bella corrected to Belle
Answers 845 15E, 5a text: 'entering each of' corrected to 'being in'

Answers 845 15F, 2d Final values (AB, BG) corrected to: BG (or CF),
AB
Answers 845 15F, 4a $38,000
Answers 845 15F, 4bii BD, AE, DC, DE, AF
$40,000
Answers 845 15G, 1c added: or ABCDEFBECBFA, repeated edges CB
and BF, weight 66
Answers 845 15G, 2bii If every edge is duplicated then every vertex
would have an even degree. An Eulerian circuit
would be any route that traverses each edge of
the graph twice, for instance,
ABCDEFGABGBFBCFCECDEFGA, or any Eulerian
trail immediately followed by the same trail.

Answers 846 15H, 1b BF 15

Answers 846 15H, 3b Word 'has' deleted
Answers 846 15I, 1cii AEDCBFA or AEDCFBA
Answers 846 15J, 1aii No other lower bound is higher.
Answers 846 15J, 1bii Deleting B gives a lower bound of 29, deleting
D or E will give a lower bound of 30, while
deleting C will give a lower bound of 31

Answers 846 15J, 1cii added: deleting D, E or F gives 22

Answers 846 15J, 1dii added: deleting B, C or E gives 85
Answers 847 Chapter review, 1a There are EXACTLY two odd vertices, C and F

Answers 847 Chapter review, 4ai No, it is symmetric

Answers 847 Chapter review, 8b DF 5 + 4 = 9
Answers 847 Chapter review, 9c 3 table values corrected

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Answers 847 Chapter review, 9d ACEDBA, if mapped onto the original graph the
route would be ACEDCBCA
Answers 847 Exam-style questions, 10a Every vertex is of even degree

Answers 847 Exam-style questions, 11a Q becomes 11

Answers 847 Exam-style questions, 11b deleted

Answers 847 Exam-style questions, 12 word 'arc' changed to 'edge'

Answers 848 Exam-style questions, 13a FEDCABF

Answers 848 Exam-style questions, 18a AE corrected from 6 to 9

Practice exam papers

Section Page Exercise / question Correction
In chapter 750- All throughout Total mark allocation for Qs moved to RHS
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In chapter 750 Paper 1, 1 3pi/4
In chapter 750 Paper 1, 1b 3pi/4
In chapter 750 Paper 1, 3c Hence' replaced with 'Use an algebraic method
to …'
In chapter 753 Paper 1, 10d Find the probability that, on a particular day,
the number of emails Katherine receives,
added to the number of emails Jane receives, is
50 or less.
In chapter 758 Paper 2, 4b Given that a = -7, find
In chapter 759 Paper 2, 5 A drone
In chapter 759 Paper 2, 5 At this moment' corrected to: 'the instant the
drone passes over P; word 'drone' removed in
front of 'pilot'
In chapter 759 Paper 2, 5cii Find the distance the drone has to travel from P
TO its landing point.
In chapter 759 Paper 2, 5ciii Hence write down a vector equation for the new
position vector of the drone, in terms of t, from
the instant it passes over P until it lands. State
the time interval for which this equation is
valid.
In chapter 759 Paper 2, 6c Hence find a matrix M and a diagonal matrix D
such that T = MDM-1.
In chapter 759 Paper 2, 6d Find an expression for the number of birds,
after n years, at …
In chapter 759 Paper 2, 6dii after n years' deleted
In chapter 760 Paper 2, 7 Replaced 't is the time in hours and k is a
constant'; with: R>0, t is the time in hours and
k is a positive.

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In chapter 760 Paper 2, 7a i Explain why B = R and B = -R are equilibrium
points according to this model [1
mark]

ii Justify mathematically why B = R is a stable

equilibrium point
[3 marks]

iii Explain in the context of the question why

the model is not valid for value of B < -R
[2 marks]
In chapter 760 Paper 2, 7bii inserted at the end: using the given initial
condition
Answers 849 Paper 1, 1a 3pi/4=0.295m^2
Answers 849 Paper 1, 1b 3pi/4=1.18m
Answers 849 Paper 1, 2a brackets added around AC
Answers 849 Paper 1, 2b Using supplementary angles …
Answers 849 Paper 1, 3aii and hence C is one-to-one' added
Answers 849 Paper 1, 3b labels added to lines on graph
Answers 849 Paper 1, 3c Answer replaced
Answers 849 Paper 1, 5bii italics removed
Answers 849 Paper 1, 7a Mark allocation added
Answers 849 Paper 1, 8b Answer replaced
Answers 849 Paper 1, 9b&c 3 marks
Answers 850 Paper 1, 13c (2pit ) added; mark allocations added
Answers 850 Paper 1, 13e (2pit ) added; mark allocations added
Answers 850 Paper 1, 14a 1 corrected to lower case L throughout
Answers 850 Paper 1, 15b two arrowheads inserted
Answers 850 Paper 1, 17a Mark allocation added
Answers 851 Paper 2, 1ai S italicized
Answers 851 Paper 2, 1aii x corrected to multiplication sign
Answers 851 Paper 2, 1d italics removed from d
Answers 851 Paper 2, 1e C made italic
Answers 851 Paper 2, 1f x made italic
Answers 851 Paper 2, 2e brackets corrected; 3 marks
Answers 851 Paper 2, 2f 2 marks
Answers 851 Paper 2, 3a italics corrected
Answers 851 Paper 2, 3d italics corrected
Answers 851 Paper 2, 4a additional working deleted; mark allocation
corrected to 2
Answers 851 Paper 2, 4bii The curve has moved 8 units to the right so
c=8
Answers 851 Paper 2, 4bii Mark allocation corrected to 2
Answers 851 Paper 2, 5a Minus signs corrected, italics corrected
Answers 851 Paper 2, 5b Minus signs corrected, italics corrected
Answers 852 Paper 2, 5ci d = added
Answers 852 Paper 2, 5ci mark allocation corrected to 1
Answers 852 Paper 2, 5ciii Answer corrected; mark allocation corrected to
3
Answers 852 Paper 2, 6bii Answer corrected
Answers 852 Paper 2, 6c Minus signs corrected
Answers 852 Paper 2, 6d bold/italics corrected; answer corrected

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Answers 852 Paper 2, 6f 3400/6800
Answers 852 Paper 2, 7a Answer added to parts ai, ii and iii

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