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CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS NOVEMBER 2002 GCE Advanced Subsidiary Level Advanced International Certificate of Education Universrry of Campripce Local Examinations Syndicate Paget Wark Scheme Syllabus —| Paper ‘AS Level & AICE Examinations - November 2002 | 9709, 0390| 6 1 @ atb=045 BI 1 | Accept unsimplified equation (ii) 0.343a45b4+7x0.25=4 MI For an equation involving)” 3,7; =4 must be Mi correct unsimplified version, seen anywhere For sensible attempt to solve the two equations ie jiminat letter a=0.15 b=03 Ar 3. | eliminating one For correct'a and b. 2 (@ options (122), (212), 221), (113), [MI (31), G11) For an option involving(1,2,2) and an option involving (1,1,3) Al For all six correct options prob = 6 /216 (AG) Al (133)x3, 223)x3,(115)x3, | M1 (124)x6 MI ind | For multiplying 4 prob options by & rlevaat number or listing 2 12 coret options prob = 15 /216 (= 5/72) AL 3 | Forcorrect answer MI For standardising (11.6 in denom M1, ccM0 11.6 Mo) uu For subtracting two relevant probabilities or equivalent (0.431) - {1 - 0(0.431)} = 0.334 Al 3° | For correct answer iz 282 or +1.281 only BL For stating z 1292= 22350 T16 Lu For solving an equation for x with some z value from tables, allow cc, Vi1.6 , 35-x, not 11.6” x= 49.9 oF 49.8 on 2 1.28 Al 3. | For correct answer 4) eCy= 28 or FOTIA Blt |For dG (CHG H+ [MI For listing 4 Combination options (can be added +28+56+70 or multiplied here) Al For aC + sCa + sC3+ Cy Al For at least 3 correct numbers, can be implied by seeing 878080 (mult) = 162 AL 4 | Forcorrect answer SRiCrhCrt..Cy MI only SRiCsxsCoxaCi xsC2 MI only Git) (162) ML For (thei (i) oF xCstCstsCy x 1Cr = 688 747 536 or 3s Alft 2. | For correct answer in any form Page? Mark Scheme Syllabus | Paper ‘AS Level & AICE Examinations November 2002 | 9709, 0390 | ; TRS BI | For 0.6.0.3 seen anywhere in bolation S@PO| Ld” Fe o3 04x06 BI For correct numerator MI | For summing two 2 factor products in denom AL | For correct denominator unsimplified Al_5 | For correct answer (ii) POW,Wils) = 0.6x0.7x 0.3 = 0.126 Mi PCWiL,W5) = 0.6x 0.3x0.4 = 0.072 BI P(L|W2W5)=0.4x0.4x0.7=0.112 | BL Probability = 0.31 al For summing three probability options For one correct probability option For two correct probability options 4 | For correct answer (0.25)°(0.75)°x ws 0.0584 6 P(equal (Gi (0.0584)'x(0.9416)"x sCi = 0.307 MI Al ML ALR For (0.25)*x (0.75)* must be 0.25, 0.75 2_| For correct answer. A0 iff subsequently doubled For (their(a))!x (I -thein(a))” xs 2.| For correct answer from their ans to (i) ‘Accept anything from 0.304 to 0.307 for the ft if they have lost the Al in (i) from PA For both mean and variance correct from any sensible p MI For correct standardisation with or without cc BL For correct use of continuity correction 34.5 MI For use of tables based on their z value either end NB can't get if is too large or too small 7 Al_5 | For correct answer _ 72, oF 73 oF 71.5 only Bl ‘Accept Qi, Q:, Q =78, BI LQ UQ muddle scores BI BO and possibly BI for UQ= 88 or 87.75 only BI 3 | median BL For only one numbered linear scale BI For country P all correct on linear scale Bit | For Qall correct on linear scale Bl 4 | For P andQ labelled, weights or kg shown ‘weights more spread out in Q ‘SR non linear scale max BO BO BO B1 Or max BO BI BO BI if one error in an otherwise linear scale 2. | Or equivalent statement Cannot have two statements saying the equivalent of the same category (wts, spread, skewness). Must have the same statement relating to P and to Q.

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