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Confidence intervals: WJEC A‑Level Further Maths questions

Every WJEC A-Level Further Maths exam question on 5.4 Confidence intervals, 2018–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q1

    Summer 2025 · Unit 5

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  2. Q6

    Summer 2025 · Unit 5

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  3. Q1

    Summer 2024 · Unit 5

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  4. Q3

    Summer 2024 · Unit 5

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  5. Q3

    Summer 2023 · Unit 5

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  6. Q1

    Summer 2022 · Unit 5

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  7. Q4

    Summer 2022 · Unit 5

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  8. Q1

    Summer 2019 · Unit 5

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  9. Q4

    Summer 2019 · Unit 5

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All 10 questions on Confidence intervals, as a list
  1. Summer 2025, Unit 5, Q1 (9 marks): 1. A manufacturer produces light bulbs and claims that the average lifespan of these bulbs is 800 hours with a standard deviation of 50 hours. A sample of 100 b
  2. Summer 2025, Unit 5, Q6 (11 marks): 6. An anthropologist selects a random sample of 12 women from The Netherlands and records their heights, in cm, as follows. 164 175 177 173 174 174 178 167 171
  3. Summer 2024, Unit 5, Q1 (9 marks): 1. During practice sessions, a basketball coach makes his players run several ‘line drills’. (a) He records the times taken, in seconds, by one of his players t
  4. Summer 2024, Unit 5, Q3 (7 marks): 3. Tony runs a pie stand that sells two types of pie outside a football ground. He wants to estimate the probability that a customer will buy a steak pie rather
  5. Summer 2023, Unit 5, Q3 (11 marks): 3. Athletes who compete in the 400 m event have resting heart rates (RHR), measured in beats per minute, which are normally distributed with known standard devi
  6. Summer 2023, Unit 5, Q7 (7 marks): 7. Branwen intends to buy a new bike, either a Cannotrek or a Bianchondale. If there is evidence that the difference in the mean times on the two bikes over a 1
  7. Summer 2022, Unit 5, Q1 (5 marks): 1. Rachel records the times taken, in minutes, to cycle into town from her house on a random sample of 10 days. Her results are shown below. 15·5 14·9 16·2 17·3
  8. Summer 2022, Unit 5, Q4 (12 marks): 4. The Department of Health recommends that adults aged 18 to 65 should take part in at least 150 minutes of aerobic exercise per week. The results of a survey
  9. Summer 2019, Unit 5, Q1 (8 marks): 1. A coffee shop produces biscuits to sell. The masses, in grams, of the biscuits follow a normal distribution with mean µ. Eight biscuits are chosen at random
  10. Summer 2019, Unit 5, Q4 (11 marks): 4. Rugby players sometimes use protein powder to aid muscle increase. The monthly weight gains of rugby players taking protein powder may be modelled by a norma

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