VCE Mathematical Methods Past Exam Questions

Browse VCE Mathematical Methods exam questions from 2015–2026, including NHT and VCE papers. Filter by topic, year and paper; open the original source.

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Section B, Question 3(a)(ii)Question part (a)(ii)

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ii. Find the mean distance of the hiking trails listed on app A. Give your answer in kilometres, correct to one decimal place. 1 mark Section B

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Section B, Question 3(b)Question part (b)

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b. App B contains a large list of hiking trails. The distance, in kilometres, of a randomly selected hiking trail from app B can be modelled by a normal distribution with a mean of

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Section B, Question 3(b)(i)Question part (b)(i)

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i. Find the probability that a randomly selected hiking trail from app B is longer than 12 km. Give your answer correct to three decimal places. 1 mark

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Section B, Question 3(b)(ii)Question part (b)(ii)

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ii. Find the minimum distance for a hiking trail from app B to be classified as difficult. Give your answer in kilometres, correct to one decimal place. 1 mark

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Section B, Question 3(b)(iii)Question part (b)(iii)

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iii. A hiker randomly selects 10 hiking trails from app B. Assume that the 10 trails are selected independently. Find the probability that exactly two hiking trails are classified

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Section B, Question 3(b)(iv)Question part (b)(iv)

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iv. In a random sample of 10 hiking trails from app B, let ˆP be the random variable that represents the proportion of hiking trails that are classified as difficult. Assume that t

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Section B, Question 3(b)(v)Question part (b)(v)

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v. Consider a random sample of n hiking trails from app B. Use a normal approximation to find the minimum value of n, such that the probability that 10% or more of the trails are c

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Section B, Question 3(c)Question part (c)

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c. A hiker randomly selects either app A or app B with equal probability. They then randomly select a hiking trail from that app. The probability distributions for apps A and B are

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Section B, Question 3(c)(i)Question part (c)(i)

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i. Find the probability that the selected trail is longer than 15 km. Give your answer correct to three decimal places. 2 marks

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Section B, Question 3(c)(ii)Question part (c)(ii)

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ii. Given that the selected trail is longer than 15 km, find the probability that it was selected from app A. Give your answer correct to three decimal places. 2 marks

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Section B, Question 4

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Question 4 (17 marks) Let f be a differentiable function with domain [0, 5]. The graph of y = f (x) is shown below. It has exactly four stationary points, which have coordinates (1

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Section B, Question 4(a)Question part (a)

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a. State the values of x for which f ′(x) = 0. 1 mark Section B

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