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Contents How Markets Work (1.2)

1.2.3 Price, income & cross elasticities of demand76 Qs · 362 marks

57. Q2(b)AS Paper 1 October 2020p108

58. Q2(a)AS Paper 1 June 2025p1091

AS Paper 1 · June 2025 · Q2(a) · 3 marksAnswer ›2

1.2.3 Price, Income and Cross Elasticities of Demand

2 (a) In 2021, a bakery sold 2.5 million sausage rolls per week at the price of £1.00 each. In 2022 the price increased to £1.20. The price elasticity of demand was estimated to be −0.2.

Calculate the new quantity of sausage rolls sold per week in 2022 after the price increased, ceteris paribus. (3)

Mark scheme · Q2(a)‹ Question3

Identifies the formula for PED (may be implicit)1

−0.2 = x ÷ +20, so quantity demanded falls 4%1

4% of 2.5m is 100 000, so 2.4 million1

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Contents Vectors (10)

10.2 Magnitude and direction2 Qs · 11 marks

1. Q6Paper 1 November 2021p4

2. Q10Paper 1 June 2025p81

Pure Mathematics 1 · June 2025 · Q10 · 6 marksAnswer ›2

10.2 Magnitude and Direction

10. Given that

PQ = 2i + 8j − 2kQR = 6i + 6k

(a) find PR(2)

(b) Hence show that triangle PQR is both right-angled and isosceles.(4)

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(a) Attempts to add PQ and QRM1

PR = 8i + 8j + 4kA1

(b) Attempts |PQ| = √(2² + 8² + (−2)²) and |QR| = √(6² + 6²)M1

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