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IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation question bank

Augment’s own questions for Maths AI, written in the style of IB exams, each with its markscheme. They are not past papers. One from each topic is below to try.

  • IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation
  • SL and HL
  • 1,850 questions

What the Maths AI question bank holds

Every question has a markscheme.

Exam-style questions
1,850
For both SL and HL
900
HL only
950
Counted on 29 October 2026

Maths AI questions by paper

The paper each question is written for, so you can practice one paper at a time.

  1. Paper 1Short responses. Graphic display calculator required.1,011 questions
  2. Paper 2Extended responses. Graphic display calculator required.815 questions
  3. Paper 3HL onlyTwo extended problem-solving questions. Graphic display calculator required.24 questions

Maths AI questions by topic

Each topic in syllabus order, with its subtopics. Lines with notes link to them. Under each topic is one question to try, its markscheme folded until you open it.

1 Number and algebra

535 questions
  1. 1.1Scientific notation40 questions
  2. 1.2Arithmetic sequences and series36 questions
  3. 1.3Geometric sequences and series70 questions
  4. 1.4Financial applications of geometric sequences45 questions
  5. 1.5Exponents and introduction to logarithms29 questions
  6. 1.6Approximation and error82 questions
  7. 1.7Amortisation and annuities30 questions
  8. 1.8Equations and systems using technology76 questions
  9. 1.9Laws of logarithmsHL only49 questions
  10. 1.10Rational exponentsHL only22 questions
  11. 1.11Infinite geometric seriesHL only25 questions
  12. 1.12Complex numbersHL only40 questions
  13. 1.13Polar and Euler formHL only34 questions
  14. 1.14MatricesHL only47 questions
  15. 1.15Eigenvalues and eigenvectorsHL only56 questions
One to try · AI-000297 marks

The Teatro Alameda in Seville has 30 rows of seats. There are 22 seats in the first row, and each row after the first has 3 more seats than the row in front of it.

  1. (a)

    Find the number of seats in the 30th row.

    [2]2 marks

  2. (b)

    Find the total number of seats in the theatre.

    [2]2 marks

  3. (c)

    The theatre is to be extended by adding further rows at the back, continuing the same pattern, so that the theatre has at least 2500 seats.

    Find the least number of rows that must be added.

    [3]3 marks

Markscheme (a)

u30=22+(30−1)×3u30​=22+(30−1)×3 (M1)

=109=109 (seats) A1

[2 marks]

Markscheme (b)

S30=302(22+109)S30​=230​(22+109) OR S30=302(2×22+29×3)S30​=230​(2×22+29×3) (M1)

=1965=1965 (seats) A1

Note: Follow through from their answer to part (a).

[2 marks]

Markscheme (c)

n2(2×22+(n−1)×3)≥25002n​(2×22+(n−1)×3)≥2500 (or =2500=2500) (M1)

n=34.559…n=34.559… (A1)

OR

listing S34=2431S34​=2431 and S35=2555S35​=2555 (M1)(A1)

THEN

35 rows are needed, so 35−30=535−30=5 rows must be added A1

Note: Award the final mark only for the number of rows added (5), not 35.

[3 marks]

2 Functions

414 questions
  1. 2.1Equations of straight lines60 questions
  2. 2.2Functions, domain and range30 questions
  3. 2.3Graphing functions with technology33 questions
  4. 2.4Key features of graphs53 questions
  5. 2.5Modelling with functions195 questions
  6. 2.6The modelling process27 questions
  7. 2.7Composite and inverse functionsHL only28 questions
  8. 2.8Transformations of graphsHL only26 questions
  9. 2.9Further modellingHL only73 questions
  10. 2.10Scaling very large and small numbers using logarithmsHL only31 questions
One to try · AI-000016 marks

Kenji's mobile phone plan costs 18 British pounds (GBP) per month. This includes 300 minutes of calls. Every minute after the first 300 minutes costs an extra 0.08 GBP.

Let CC be the monthly cost, in GBP, when Kenji makes mm minutes of calls in a month.

  1. (a)

    Find the cost of a month in which Kenji makes 420 minutes of calls.

    [2]2 marks

  2. (b)

    Write down an expression for CC in terms of mm, for m>300m>300.

    [2]2 marks

  3. (c)

    In March, Kenji's bill was 33.20 GBP. Find the number of minutes of calls he made in March.

    [2]2 marks

Markscheme (a)

18+0.08×(420−300)18+0.08×(420−300) (M1)

27.6027.60 (GBP) A1

Note: Accept 27.627.6.

[2 marks]

Markscheme (b)

C=18+0.08(m−300)C=18+0.08(m−300) A1A1

OR

C=0.08m−6C=0.08m−6 A1A1

Note: Award A1 for 0.08(m−300)0.08(m−300) or 0.08m0.08m, A1 for the constant consistent with their form.

[2 marks]

Markscheme (c)

18+0.08(m−300)=33.2018+0.08(m−300)=33.20 (M1)

m=490m=490 (minutes) A1

[2 marks]

3 Geometry and trigonometry

492 questions
  1. 3.1Volume and surface area in three dimensions104 questions
  2. 3.2Trigonometry in triangles85 questions
  3. 3.3Applications of trigonometry53 questions
  4. 3.4Arcs and sectors31 questions
  5. 3.5Perpendicular bisectors47 questions
  6. 3.6Voronoi diagrams36 questions
  7. 3.7Radian measureHL only29 questions
  8. 3.8The unit circle and trigonometric equationsHL only39 questions
  9. 3.9Matrix transformationsHL only34 questions
  10. 3.10VectorsHL only48 questions
  11. 3.11Vector equations of linesHL only30 questions
  12. 3.12Vectors in kinematicsHL only33 questions
  13. 3.13Scalar and vector productsHL only47 questions
  14. 3.14Graph theoryHL only48 questions
  15. 3.15Adjacency matricesHL only36 questions
  16. 3.16Tree and cycle algorithmsHL only36 questions
One to try · AI-00043HL only · 6 marks

A ferry leaves a pier at 09:00. Its position vector, relative to a lighthouse, tt hours after 09:00 is given by

r=(25)+t(6−8)r=(25​)+t(6−8​)

where distances are measured in kilometres. The unit vector (10)(10​) points east and (01)(01​) points north.

  1. (a)

    Find the speed of the ferry.

    [2]2 marks

  2. (b)

    Find the position vector of the ferry at 10:30.

    [2]2 marks

  3. (c)

    Find the bearing on which the ferry is travelling.

    [2]2 marks

Markscheme (a)

62+(−8)262+(−8)2​ (M1)

10 km h−110 km h−1 A1

[2 marks]

Markscheme (b)

t=1.5t=1.5 (M1)

r=(25)+1.5(6−8)=(11−7)r=(25​)+1.5(6−8​)=(11−7​) A1

[2 marks]

Markscheme (c)

tan⁡−1(68)=36.869…°tan−1(86​)=36.869…° (angle east of south) (M1)

180°−36.869…°=143°180°−36.869…°=143° (143.130…°)(143.130…°) A1

Note: Accept any correct right-angled triangle method, for example 90°+tan⁡−1(86)90°+tan−1(68​).

[2 marks]

4 Statistics and probability

523 questions
  1. 4.1Collecting data and sampling32 questions
  2. 4.2Presenting data27 questions
  3. 4.3Measures of central tendency and dispersion56 questions
  4. 4.4Correlation and regression65 questions
  5. 4.5Concepts of probability41 questions
  6. 4.6Combined events70 questions
  7. 4.7Discrete random variables45 questions
  8. 4.8The binomial distribution79 questions
  9. 4.9The normal distribution63 questions
  10. 4.10Spearman’s rank correlation23 questions
  11. 4.11Hypothesis testing57 questions
  12. 4.12Data collection and reliabilityHL only18 questions
  13. 4.13Non-linear regressionHL only53 questions
  14. 4.14Linear transformations of random variablesHL only50 questions
  15. 4.15The central limit theoremHL only30 questions
  16. 4.16Confidence intervalsHL only28 questions
  17. 4.17The Poisson distributionHL only44 questions
  18. 4.18Further hypothesis testingHL only42 questions
  19. 4.19Transition matrices and Markov chainsHL only48 questions
One to try · AI-001906 marks

The Ridgeway Cycling Club has 340 members. The club secretary, Tomasz, emails an online questionnaire to every member and 45 members reply. The questionnaire records, for each member who replies:

  • the number of punctures they had last year

  • the distance they cycled last week, in km

  • their time, in minutes, for the club's 10 km time trial.

  1. (a)

    For each of the three variables listed, state whether the data are discrete or continuous.

    [3]3 marks

  2. (b)

    Identify the population and the sample in this survey.

    [2]2 marks

  3. (c)

    Give one reason why the 45 replies may not be representative of the whole club.

    [1]1 mark

Markscheme (a)

number of punctures: discrete A1

distance cycled: continuous A1

time for the time trial: continuous A1

Note: Do not accept "discrete" for the time, even though it may be recorded to the nearest second or minute.

[3 marks]

Markscheme (b)

population: all 340 members of the Ridgeway Cycling Club A1

sample: the 45 members who replied A1

[2 marks]

Markscheme (c)

the members chose whether to reply (self-selected), so, for example, the most active or keenest cyclists may be more likely to reply R1

Note: Accept any reasonable answer referring to the context, e.g. members who rarely check email are under-represented. Do not accept "the sample is too small" alone.

[1 mark]

5 Calculus

485 questions
  1. 5.1Limits and the derivative23 questions
  2. 5.2Increasing and decreasing functions26 questions
  3. 5.3Differentiating polynomials65 questions
  4. 5.4Tangents and normals34 questions
  5. 5.5Introduction to integration51 questions
  6. 5.6Stationary points52 questions
  7. 5.7Optimisation60 questions
  8. 5.8The trapezoidal rule31 questions
  9. 5.9Further differentiationHL only66 questions
  10. 5.10The second derivativeHL only31 questions
  11. 5.11Further integrationHL only30 questions
  12. 5.12Areas and volumesHL only36 questions
  13. 5.13KinematicsHL only51 questions
  14. 5.14Setting up differential equationsHL only39 questions
  15. 5.15Slope fieldsHL only18 questions
  16. 5.16Euler’s methodHL only50 questions
  17. 5.17Phase portraitsHL only52 questions
  18. 5.18Second-order differential equationsHL only27 questions
One to try · AI-010346 marks

Consider the function f(x)=2x3−5x2+x+4f(x)=2x3−5x2+x+4.

  1. (a)

    Find f′(x)f′(x).

    [2]2 marks

  2. (b)

    Write down the value of f(2)f(2).

    [1]1 mark

  3. (c)

    Find the equation of the tangent to the graph of y=f(x)y=f(x) at the point where x=2x=2. Give your answer in the form y=mx+cy=mx+c.

    [3]3 marks

Markscheme (a)

f′(x)=6x2−10x+1f′(x)=6x2−10x+1 A1A1

Note: Award A1 for any two correct terms, A2 for all three correct terms and no extra terms. Award A1A0 if the constant term 4 is still present.

[2 marks]

Markscheme (b)

f(2)=2f(2)=2 A1

[1 mark]

Markscheme (c)

f′(2)=6(2)2−10(2)+1f′(2)=6(2)2−10(2)+1 (M1)

=5=5 (A1)

y−2=5(x−2)y−2=5(x−2)

y=5x−8y=5x−8 A1

Note: Follow through from their f′(x)f′(x) in part (a) and their f(2)f(2) in part (b). Award the final A1 only for an answer in the form y=mx+cy=mx+c.

[3 marks]

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