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Maths · AQA 8300 · Paper 2: Calculator · Foundation · November 2020

AQA GCSE Maths Paper 2: Calculator Foundation November 2020 question paper 8300/2F

1h 30m 80 marks

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AQA 8300 · Paper 2F

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Question 15

Mortar is made by mixing cement and sand as shown. For every 1 kg of cement used, add 4 kg of sand Cement costs £0.19 per kg Sand costs £0.07 per kg Tomasz uses 150 kg of cement to make some mortar. Work out the total cost of the mortar.

[3 marks]

Question 18

Kim buys pet food in 1.5 kg packs. Her pet needs 0.8 kg of food each week. She wants to have enough food for the next 14 weeks. She already has two 1.5 kg packs. Work out the smallest number of packs she needs to buy. You must show your working.

[4 marks]

Question 21

Jill puts 440 sweets into small bags, medium bags and large bags.

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twice as many medium bags as large bags. There are no sweets left over. For the number of bags, work out the ratio small: medium: large

[4 marks]

Question 23

The time students spent watching TV was recorded. The table shows the average daily time per student each year from 2012 to 2019

Year20122013201420152016201720182019
Time (minutes)1571481381241131009082

A time series graph is drawn to represent the data. The first four points have been plotted.

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(a)

Complete the graph.

[2 marks]

(b)

Use the graph to estimate the average daily time per student in 2020

[1 mark]

Question 26

Here is some information about the time spent on social media by 50 people.

Time, t minutesNumber of people
0 t 152
15 t 309
30 t 4531
45 t 608

Circle the number of people who spent more than 30 minutes.

9 11 31 39

[1 mark]

Question 27

At a party there are 90 people. 48 are women and 42 are men. Some women leave. Some men arrive. The ratio of women to men is now 10: 11 Are there now more than 90 people at the party? Tick one box.

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Show working to support your answer.

[2 marks]

Question 28

Alex and Bev sat six tests, each with 50 marks. The table shows their mean percentages after five tests.

Alex60%
Bev52%

After all six tests, their mean percentages were equal. In the sixth test, Alex scored 24 out of 50 Work out Bev’s score, out of 50, in the sixth test.

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[4 marks]

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