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Maths · AQA 8300 · Paper 3: Calculator · Higher · June 2019

AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3: Calculator Higher June 2019 question paper 8300/3H

1h 30m 80 marks

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AQA 8300 · Paper 3H

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Question 10

Mia wants to borrow £6000 and repay it, with interest, after two years. She sees two offers for loans.

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Mia says, “I will pay back the same amount because the average of 1% and 5% is 3%” Is she correct? You must show your working.

[3 marks]

Question 14

For Class X, number of boys: number of girls = 7: 8 For Class Y, number of boys: number of girls = 3: 4 Which statement must be true? Tick one box.

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[1 mark]

Question 17

A factory makes kettles. Four samples of kettles are tested for faults. Each sample has size 200 Here are the relative frequencies of faulty kettles in the samples.

SamplePQRS
Relative frequency0.030.0350.0150.01

Work out the range of the number of faulty kettles in the four samples.

[3 marks]

Question 19

Here is some information about the times people took to complete a survey.

Fastest time 3 minutes Slowest time 18 minutes Median 11 minutes Lower quartile 7 minutes Interquartile range 8 minutes Ben draws this box plot to show the information.

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Make two criticisms of his box plot.

[2 marks]

Question 21

Hanif makes green paint by mixing blue paint and yellow paint in the ratio blue: yellow = 7: 3 He buys blue paint in 50-litre containers, each costing £225 He buys yellow paint in 20-litre containers, each costing £80 He wants to sell the green paint in 5-litre tins make 40% profit on each tin. How much should he sell each tin for?

[5 marks]

Question 25

ABCD is a square. A is (–2, 1) B is (0, –1) C is (2, 1) D is (0, 3)

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(a)

A single transformation of ABCD is such that B is mapped to D D is mapped to B A and C are invariant points. Describe fully the transformation.

[2 marks]

(b)

A different single transformation of ABCD is such that B is mapped to D D is mapped to B the only invariant point is (0, 1) Describe fully the transformation.

[3 marks]

Question 27

In this question, all lengths are in centimetres. A is a point on a circle, centre O. B is a point on a different circle, centre O.

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The equation of the larger circle is x2 + y2 = 144 radius of smaller circle: radius of larger circle = 4: 5

Work out the size of angle A O B.

[5 marks]

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