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Eduqas GCSE Maths Component 2F Foundation June 2017 question paper

Eduqas C300 · Component 2F

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Question 1

Mary and Philip are shopping. They see these labels in a bakery.

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Complete Mary’s bill below.

Mary’s bill
10 bread rolls£........................................
2 birthday cakes£........................................
12 cupcakes£........................................
Total£........................................

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(b)

Philip’s bill at the bakery comes to £37. The bakery offers a £5 discount when a customer spends £40 or more. Philip decides to buy another pack of cupcakes.

(b)(i)

Explain why Philip decided to buy another pack of cupcakes.

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(b)(ii)

Work out how much Philip pays for his shopping.

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(c)

The bakery also has a “4 for the price of 3” offer on birthday cakes.

What would be the cost of 8 birthday cakes?

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Question 2

(a)

2. (a) Kate was asked to compare the following fractions.

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Kate tried to write them all using a common denominator of 20.

Explain what is wrong with her method.

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(b)

What is the lowest common denominator that should be used to compare these

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Question 3

(a)

3. (a) Draw a diagram of the shape that is described below.

• The shape has 4 straight sides. • The opposite sides are equal in length. • The opposite sides are parallel to each other.

• There are no right angles.

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(b)

The diagram shows two triangles and a trapezium.

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Circle the correct answer for each of the following statements.

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(b)(i)

The right angle is ABC BAC ACB DFE DEFmaths symbol maths symbol maths symbol maths symbol maths symbol

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(b)(ii)

A line parallel to KL is

KN NM AB LM AC

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(b)(iii)

Triangle DEF is

scalene equilateral right-angled isosceles

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Question 4

The following fair five-sided spinner is spun once in a game.

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What is the probability that the pointer will land on

(a)

an odd number,

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a square number?

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Question 5

Solve the following equations.

(a)

x + 3 = 12

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(b)
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8z + 13 = 27

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Question 6

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Question 7

(a)

7. (a) Simplify p + p + p.

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(b)

Simplify 3a + 4b + 5a – 2b.

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(c)

Simplify 2 × 3c.

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(d)

Expand 3(a + 6).

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Question 8

Write the following numbers in ascending order.

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Question 9

Jack has been set this problem by his teacher. ‘How many cubes with sides of length 2 cm will fit inside the box?’

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The box is a cuboid with the measurements shown.

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Jack has worked out that:

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Jack’s teacher has checked his work and told him that all his calculations are correct but his answer to the problem is wrong.

(a)

What is wrong with the method Jack used?

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(b)

What effect has Jack’s method had on his answer to the problem?

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(c)

Calculate how many cubes will fit inside the box.

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Question 10

In a competition, there were two teams, Axis and Beta.

The teams bought and sold children’s toys. The winning team was the one that gained the most profit.

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Which team won the competition?

How much more profit did the winning team make?

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Question 11

Sharifa keeps a record of the number of phone calls she makes each day.

These are her results for one week.

7 9 6 3 7 9 6

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Why is the mode not suitable to use as the average number of calls made each day?

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(c)

When Sharifa does not include the calls made on Saturday and Sunday, the new range is 4.

(c)(i)

How many calls were made on Saturday?

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(c)(ii)

What impact does this have on the median?

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Question 12

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Show that Omar will have enough time to go on a shopping trip that lasts 2 hours.

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Question 13

Two companies, Sail-Away and Cross-Quick, have ferries that sail between Dover and Calais.

• Sail-Away ferries depart every 20 minutes. • Cross-Quick ferries depart every 25 minutes.

Both companies have ferries that leave Dover at 9:00 a.m.

What is the next time that the two companies have ferries leaving Dover at the same time?

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Question 14

Daniel has a piece of rope.

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fraction of the total length of the rope is 240 cm.

Calculate the total length of the rope.

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Question 15

A pack of 500 sheets of paper is called a ream.

A ream of paper has a height of 5·3 cm.

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Jazmin would like to stack as many reams as possible in a space that is 1·25 metres high.

How many complete reams of paper could she stack in this space?

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(b)

Harry needs 6530 sheets of paper. He calculates how many reams of paper he needs as follows:

Calculation: 6530 ÷ 500 = 13.06 Conclusion: I need 13 reams of paper.

Is Harry’s conclusion correct?

You must justify your decision.

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Question 16

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Question 17

Robert and Sheila have been given £400, which they plan to share in the ratio 1: 4.

(a)
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Explain what is wrong with Robert’s method.

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Question 18

(a)

18. (a) In Sumston, the current population is 320% of the population it was in 1983.

Naomi says

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Explain how a value of 320% is possible.

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(b)

In 1967, the population of Timesville was 40 000.

In January 2017, the population of Timesville was 250 000.

Write the January 2017 population as a percentage of the 1967 population.

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Question 19

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Question 20

(a)

20. (a) The n th term of a sequence is 3 n – 2.

Write down the first three terms in the sequence.

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Reza says

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Show that Reza is correct.

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Question 21

Luca has to use the formula v = u + at.

(a)

Find the value of v when u = 53, a = – 4, and t = 6.

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(b)

Find the value of u when v = 20, a = 2 and t = 6.

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Rearrange the formula to make t the subject.

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Question 22

Wellbuilt Caravans decided to reduce the mass of their caravans to make them easier to tow behind modern lightweight cars.

In 2015, they reduced the mass of their caravans by 8%. In 2016, they reduced the mass of their caravans by a further 3%.

The original mass of a WB1 caravan was 1000 kg.

(a)

What is the mass of a new WB1 caravan after both the reductions?

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(b)

What percentage of the original mass was the caravan reduced by?

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Question 23

(a)

23. (a) Draw the graph of y = 2 x + 5 for values of x from –2 to +3.

Use the graph paper below.

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(b)

Are the lines y = 3x – 5 and y = 3x + 1 parallel?

You must give a reason for your answer.

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Question 24

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Work out the sizes of angle x and angle y.

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Question 25

The area of a circle is 24 cm2.

Calculate the radius of the circle.

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Question 26

Work out the answer. Give your answer in standard form.

4·5 × 10–6 × 3·4 × 1020

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Question 27

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What is the bearing of Jamestown from Abbeyford?

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What is the bearing of Jamestown from Hillsridge?

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The actual distance between Abbeyford and Jamestown is 20 km. On the map the distance between Abbeyford and Jamestown is 8 cm. Work out the scale of the map.

Give your answer in the form 1:........

Scale of map 1:........

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Question 28

It takes 3 people 6 days to mow a grass verge.

(a)

How many days would it take 9 people to mow a grass verge that is twice as long?

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(b)

State one assumption you have made in answering this question.

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Question 29

A festival was held over 10 days.

An ice cream van was parked on the festival site each day.

The scatter diagram shows the number of people attending the festival on each of the days and the amount of money taken by the ice cream van.

Amount of money taken (£)

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(a)

It was really cold and wet on one of the days. Although lots of people attended on this day, the amount of money taken by the ice cream van was very low.

On this cold and wet day: • how many people attended the festival?

• what was the amount of money taken by the ice cream van?

Amount of money taken £........

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(b)

Ignoring the outlier, draw a line of best fit on the scatter diagram.

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(c)
(c)(i)

(c) (i) Estimate the amount of money that the ice cream van may have taken at the festival

had only 50 people attended on a particular day.

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(c)(ii)

Why is this estimate unlikely to be accurate?

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(d)

Estimate how much each person attending the festival spends at the ice cream van.

You must give the unit of your answer.

Estimate is........ per person

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Question 30

Expand and simplify (2 x + 3)(x – 5).

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Question 31

Huw and Catrin are playing a game where Huw rolls an ordinary six-sided dice and Catrin spins a fair five-sided spinner, numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 as shown.

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Show that the probability that they both show the same number is fraction.

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Question 32

Rosa starts a 27 km cycle race at 14:20. She finishes the cycle race at 16:00. Rosa set herself a target of achieving an average speed of 20 km per hour for the race.

(a)

Did Rosa achieve her target?

You must show all your working.

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During the cycle race Rosa stopped for 25 minutes to mend a puncture. Had she not needed to stop to mend her puncture, how would this have impacted on her • average speed and • achieving her target?

You must show all your working.

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Question 33

The table shows rainfall, for each day during a month.

Rainfall, r (mm)Number of days
0 r 42
4 r 87
8 r 1210
12 r 168
16 r 203

Calculate an estimate for the mean daily rainfall.

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