AQA A Level Maths Paper 3 November 2020 mark scheme 7357/3
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Definite integration13 Qs
Harmonic form R cos(x ± a)5 Qs
Graphs & curve sketching9 Qs
Algebraic division5 Qs
Factor & remainder theorem6 Qs
Polynomials10 Qs
Quadratic equations11 Qs
Discriminant5 Qs
Exponential growth & decay6 Qs
Graph transformations12 Qs
Binomial expansion15 Qs
Geometric sequences & series9 Qs
Trigonometric proof6 Qs
Conditional probability8 Qs
Measures of dispersion7 Qs
Measures of location6 Qs
Mutually exclusive & independent events6 Qs
Hypothesis test for a Normal mean7 Qs
Sampling distributions7 Qs
Sampling7 Qs
Sampling methods7 Qs
Hypothesis test for a binomial proportion7 Qs
Normal distribution10 Qs
Binomial distribution8 Qs
+20 more
18 questions
- Q1 - 1 mark - Definite integration
- Q2 - 1 mark - Harmonic form R cos(x ± a)
- Q3 - 1 mark - Graphs and curve sketching
- Q4 - 7 marks - Algebraic division, Factor and remainder theorem, Polynomials, Quadratic equations, The discriminant
- Q5 - 9 marks - Exponential growth and decay
- Q6 - 7 marks - Graph transformations
- Q7 - 7 marks - Binomial expansion
- Q8 - 12 marks - Geometric sequences and series
- Q9 - 5 marks - Trigonometric proof
- Q10 - 1 mark - Conditional probability
- Q11 - 1 mark - Measures of dispersion
- Q12 - 4 marks - Measures of dispersion, Measures of location
- Q13 - 6 marks - Conditional probability, Mutually exclusive and independent events
- Q14 - 7 marks - Hypothesis test for a Normal mean, Sampling distributions
- Q15 - 5 marks - Sampling, Sampling methods
- Q16 - 4 marks - Hypothesis test for a binomial proportion
- Q17 - 8 marks - Normal distribution
- Q18 - 14 marks - Binomial distribution, Hypothesis test for a binomial proportion
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