AS & A Level Mathematics (9709) — May–June 2025, Paper 62

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Question 1 · 6 marks · The normal distribution / Sampling

One of a group of three students is to be chosen at random. Explain how a single throw of a fair six-sided dice could be used to make the choice.

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Question 2 · 3 marks · Estimation (unbiased estimators)

The height of a certain species of plant is denoted by H cm. The heights of a random sample of 100 plants were measured, and the following results were found. - The mean, h-bar,…

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Question 3 · 4 marks · The Poisson distribution

The random variable X has the distribution Po(15). Write down an expression in terms of e for P(X = 12).

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Question 4 · 4 marks · Estimation (confidence intervals for a population proportion)

A biased spinner has four sides. Each side is of a different colour: yellow, red, green or black. The probability, p, that the spinner will land on red is unknown. The spinner was…

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Question 5 · 4 marks · Hypothesis tests (sampling and the normal distribution of the sample mean)

The amount of time, in minutes, spent by a customer on one visit to a certain shop is modelled by the random variable X ~ N(mu, sigma^2). In the past, the values of mu and sigma…

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Question 6 · 10 marks · The Poisson distribution (as an approximation to the binomial)

Use suitable approximating distributions to answer the following. The random variable W has the distribution B(700, 0.005). Find P(W = 4).

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Question 7 · 9 marks · Continuous random variables (probability density functions)

The random variable X has probability density function given by f(x) = kx^2 / a^2 for 0 <= x <= a, f(x) = 0 otherwise, where k and a are positive constants. Show that k = 3/a.

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Question 8 · 10 marks · Hypothesis tests (binomial distribution)

Birgitte has a six-sided dice. She suspects that the dice is biased so that the probability, p, that it will show a six on one throw is less than 1/6. She throws the dice 30 times…

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