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Maths · AQA 8300 · Paper 3: Calculator · Higher · June 2022

AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3: Calculator Higher June 2022 question paper 8300/3H

1h 30m 80 marks

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AQA 8300 · Paper 3H

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Question 5

Laura works in a shop. The table shows the number of hours she works on two weekends.

SaturdaySunday
Weekend 132
Weekend 25 213 21

Work out the percentage increase in her total hours from Weekend 1 to Weekend 2

[3 marks]

Question 7

A is an arithmetic progression. Here are the first four terms. 13 16 19 22

G is a geometric progression. Here are the first four terms. 2 4 8 16

Figure for question 7

Work out the value of n.

n =

[4 marks]

Question 8

Information about two fridge-freezers, A and B, is shown.

Figure for question 8

Grace buys one of these fridge-freezers. She buys the one with the greater freezer capacity. Which one does she buy? You must show your working.

[4 marks]

Question 9

Tom and Adil are the two runners in a 200-metre race. Tom completes the race in 24 seconds. Adil completes the race at an average speed of 28.8 kilometres per hour. Who wins the race? You must show your working.

[3 marks]

Question 14

Students in two classes, A and B, raised money for charity. The box plot for class A is shown on the grid.

Figure for question 14

For class B,

• the lowest amount was £3 and the highest amount was £26

• the lower quartile was £11

• the median was £2 greater than the class A median

• the interquartile range was 1 fraction times greater than the class A interquartile range.

Draw the box plot for class B on the grid.

[4 marks]

Question 15

A town has a population density of 278 people per km2 and a population of 158 460

Question 15, shown as an image

The population increases to 168 720 Work out the population density after the increase.

Question 15, shown as an image

[3 marks]

Question 16

Here is a scale drawing of a reservoir. Scale: 1 cm represents 500 m

Figure for question 16

Virat wants to estimate the volume of water in the reservoir. He draws on the scale drawing a circle with radius 3 cm

Figure for question 16
(a)

Virat estimates the volume of the reservoir by assuming that

• the reservoir is a cylinder whose cross section is the circle

• the depth of the reservoir is 17 metres.

Work out Virat’s estimate in cubic metres.

[3 marks]

(b)

In fact,

• the depth of the reservoir is 13.8 metres

• the reservoir is not a cylinder (see diagram).

Which statement about the actual volume of the reservoir is correct? Tick one box.

Figure for question 16

Give a reason for your answer.

[2 marks]

Question 20

£2448 is invested in an account at a rate of compound interest. One year after the investment there is £2496.96 in the account. How much is in the account four years after the investment?

[3 marks]

Question 24

Here is a sketch of the graphs of y = kx and y = x2 + cbox k and c are positive constants.

Figure for question 24

Work out the value of r.

r =

[4 marks]

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Question 25

A company makes tubes of toothpaste. The masses of 80 tubes are checked. A histogram is drawn to represent the data.

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The company makes 28 000 tubes each day. Estimate how many tubes each day have a mass less than 122 grams.

[4 marks]

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