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Math AI SL
May 2025 · Paper 2 · TZ1

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  • 5questions
  • 76marks
  • 24question parts
  • 6micro-topics

Mark distribution

  • Number and Algebra42%
  • Geometry and Trigonometry38%
  • Statistics and Probability20%

Hardest areas (by marks)

  1. 1.Distance & midpoint in 2D13 marks
  2. 2.Loan Repayment and Amortization11 marks
  3. 3.Geometric Sequences7 marks

Question types

find / solve: 58%write down / state: 29%show that / prove: 8%explain / justify: 4%8%
  • find / solve58%
  • write down / state29%
  • show that / prove8%
  • explain / justify4%

8% of parts are show / prove.

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Which topics dominate May 2025 TZ1 Paper 2?

Number and Algebra 42% (typical 14%), Geometry and Trigonometry 38% (typical 28%), Statistics and Probability 20% (typical 31%).

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