Mathematics · May / June 2021 · Paper 61 · Question 1
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1. There are 7 red counters, 3 blue counters and 2 yellow counters in a bag. Gina selects a counter at random from the bag and keeps it. If the counter is yellow she does not select any more counters. If the counter is not yellow she randomly selects a second counter from the bag.
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1(a)[2]
(b) P(Y) = 7
2
3
2
2
42
7
×
+
×
+
=
or
or
12
11
12
11
12
132
22
P(Yellow and two counters) = 7
2
3
2
20
5
or
×
+
×
=
12
11
12
11
132
33
20
(
)
"
"
[
]
[
]
P
Y
∩
R
∪
Y
∩
B
132
=
42
P( )
Y
"
"
132
20
10
=
or
oe
42
21
Notes
(a)
1st B1 for the remaining probs on first set of branches and at least one on 2nd set
2nd B1 for a fully correct tree diagram with all the correct probabilities
1st M1 for a correct ft expression for P(Y) or P(Yellow and two counters)ft their tree
1(b)[3]
diagram
7
6
+
3
3
7
+
2
1 12
eg
−
×
−
×
11
12
11
NB: The method is implied by the numbers in curly brackets but we do not need to
see them to award the mark.
2nd M1 for a correct ratio formula (symbols or words) and at least one correct ft prob or
fully correct ft ratio. Do not follow through probabilities > 1 or < 0
A1 for 10
&
&)
21 or exact equivalent. (Allow 0.476190
NB if an exact correct fraction is not given and an awrt 0.476…. is given it would
get M1M1A0 if from correct working
Generally if the answer is correct then award full marks (unless from obvious
incorrect working) or notes indicate otherwise
2. (a) B and C
(b) A and C independent gives:
(
)
(
)
P(C) 0.65
×
=
0.13
or
0.65
×
r
+
0.13
=
0.13
or
0.65
×
0.48
−
s
=
0.13
P(C) = 0.2 or
r +
0.13
=
0.2
or 0.48
−
s
=
0.2
r {= 0.2 – 0.13} = 0.07 or s {= 0.48 – 0.2} = 0.28
P(A) + r + s = 1 or 0.65 + "0.07" + s = 1 or 0.65 + "0.28"+ r = 1
s {= 1 – 0.72 =} 0.28 and r {= 1 – 0.93 =} 0.07
(c) P[(
)
B
C
∪
] = "0.2" + q or 0.13 + "0.07" + q
P(
)
{
}
A
∩
C
′
=
p
+
q
=
0.52
{
}
(
)
(
)
(
)
(
)
P
A
∩
C
′
∩
B
∪
C
=
q
⇒
"
p
+
q
" " 0.2
×
+
q
"
=
q
or
(
)
(
)
or (
)
(
)
"
p
q
" " 0.13 "0.07"
q
"
q
"
p
q
" " 1
s
p
"
0.52
p
+
×
+
+
=
+
×
−−
=
−
(
)
(
)
0.52 " 0.2
×
+
q
"
=
q
0.52 0.72
−
p
=
0.52
−
p
[Using p + q = 0.52]
or
q = 13
60
p = 91
300
Notes
(a) B1
B and C seen. If they include A then B0
(b) 1st M1 for a correct equation for P(C) using independence.
1st A1 for P(C) = 0.2 correct linear equation for r or s
2nd A1 for either r = 0.07 or s = 0.28
2nd M1 for using
∑
p
=1 Allow letter r and s or their values for r and s provided they are
probabilities.
3rd A1 for both s = 0.28 and r = 0.07
NB: The quotations around the 0.07 ("0.07") imply that we ft their value
(c) 1st B1ft for an expression (in q) for P(
)
B
∪
C
ft their value of r or their "0.2"
eg 0.13 + "their r" + q Implied by 1st or 2nd M1 below.
2nd B1 for a correct expression for P(
A
∩
C′
)
in terms of p and q or 0.52
Implied by 1st or 2nd M1below
1st M1 for a correct use of independence (ft their probabilities), values or letters.
Implied by 2nd M1
2nd M1 using p + q = 0.52 to gain a linear equation in one variable
1st A1 for a correct fraction for q
2nd A1 for a correct fraction for p
SC: If both p and q are given as equivalent
recurring decimals award A0A1 eg 0.216
and 0.303
3 (a) Width = 2.5 (cm)
1.5 cm2 for freq of 5 so 6 1.5
×
= 9 cm2 for freq of 30 or fd
= w ×h = 9
5
3
So h = 9 ÷2.5 or
6 ÷
5
= 3.6 (cm)
3
16
16.5
Q =
[12]
× allow use of (n + 1) giving
3
[12]
×
3
(b)
+
+
2
25
25
= 13.92 = awrt 13.9
∑
(c)(i)
f
x = ×
5 6.5
+
13 9
×
+
16 11
×
+
25 13.5
×
+
30 17.5
×
+
11 24
×
=
1452
x = 14.52 = awrt 14.5
∑
(ii)
f
2
6.5
2
5
9
2
13
11
2
16
13.5
2
25
17.5
2
30
24
2
11
23 280
M1
x =
× +
×
+
×
+
×
+
×
+
×
=
"23280"
σ =
−
("14.52") or 21.9696
2
x
100
σ = 4.687…= awrt 4.69
x
(d)
1
×
13 16
+
+
25
+
30
+ ×
1
11
2
4
So proportion is 80.25 % or 0.8025 awrt 0.803
0.75 11
×
0.75 11
×
(e) Profit =
2.2 "0.8025"
×
+
0.8
×
−
1.2 " 1
×
−
0.8025
+
"
100
100
= 1.6935 awrt 1.7 (p)
Notes
(a) B1
for width = 2.5 (cm)
for sight of 9 cm2 or w×h = 9 or fd
= (o.e.)
M1
5
3
A1
for height = 3.6 (cm)
(b) M1
for 16
25 × or 9
m
−
12
16
3
25 × or
3
=
15
m
9
−
For any correct equation leading to Q2 or correct fraction as part of Q2
A1
for awrt 13.9 (use of (n + 1) giving 13.98 = awrt 14.0)
(c)(i) M1
for attempt at Σfx with at least 3 correct terms or 900 < Σfx < 1800
for info Σfx = 32.5 + 117 + 176 + 337.5 + 525 + 264
A1
for awrt 14.5 (correct answer only 2/2)
(ii) 1st M1
for attempt at Σfx2 with at least 3 correct terms or 20 000 < Σfx2 < 26 000
for info Σfx2 = 211.25 + 1053 + 1936 + 4556.25 + 9187.5 + 6336
(ft their Σfx2 if clear it is Σfx2 ) Do not allow
2nd M1 for a correct expression including
(Σfx)2 for Σfx2
A1 for awrt 4.69 (allow s = 4.7107… awrt 4.71 ) (correct answer only 3/3)
(d) M1
for attempt at a correct expression (allow 1 error or omission) eg
100 – 5
A1
for awrt 80.3% or 0.803
(e) M1
for a correct expression ft their 0.8025 o.e. eg
(
)
2.2
×
100
−
11.5
−
8.25
+
0.8 8.25 1.2 11.5
×
−
×
÷
100
Condone
2.2 "80" 0.8 (8)
×
+
×
−
1.2
×
(
12
)
÷
100
A1
for awrt 1.7 Allow £0.017 (this must have units)
120 165
−
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