Eduqas GCSE Maths Component 2F Foundation June 2025 question paper

Write twelve million three hundred thousand in figures.

Write these numbers in order of size.

Start with the smallest number.

2∙45 2∙07 2∙6 2∙174

^{………........ ……}smallest^{………........ ……………........ ……………........ ……}largest

Shade of the regular shape shown below.

Circle the incorrect statement below.

Edugym offers exercise classes and sells drinks and supplements.

The two tables below show some of the costs.

Last week Henry exercised at Edugym. He attended a circuits class and a spin class. He bought a bottle of water and an energy gel.

How much did Henry spend at Edugym last week?

After an exercise class, Edugym received £13.23 from the sale of isotonic drinks.

How many isotonic drinks were sold?

Edugym offer a pay monthly deal for exercise classes.

Jade attends three circuits classes, four bodymax classes and two kettlebells classes a

month.

Should Jade use the pay monthly deal?

Yes No

Give the reason for your answer.

The grid below shows 6 shapes.

Complete the following sentences about the shapes on the grid.

Shape_{………........ ……} has exactly one line of symmetry.

Shape_{………........ ……} has rotational symmetry of order two.

Shapes_{………........ ……} and_{………........ ……} are congruent.

Calculate the value of x.

Calculate the value of y.

The grid below shows the map of a park.

Write down the coordinates of the playground.

There is a climbing wall at the midpoint between the bus stop and the information centre.

Mark with a cross (×) the position of the climbing wall on the map.

The scale on the map is:

Caelan walks directly from the picnic area to the toilets in a straight line. He walks back to the picnic area along the same straight line.

How far did Caelan walk altogether?

Give your answer in metres.

Each student in a group was asked to choose their favourite pet.

The pie chart below shows the results.

What fraction of the students chose hamster? Give your answer in its simplest form.

A rectangle has an area of 42 cm² and a perimeter of 34 cm.

Calculate the length and width of the rectangle.

Rita writes down two numbers.

Her numbers satisfy the following conditions. • Both numbers are greater than 12. • Both numbers are prime numbers. • The sum of the two numbers is 40.

Which two numbers does Rita write down?

The numbers that Rita writes down are_{………........ …} and_{………........ …}

The table below shows some stationery items and their costs.

Assume that: • each pencil costs the same amount • each protractor costs the same amount • each pencil sharpener costs the same amount.

Complete the table below to show the cost of each item.

So far this summer, Demitri has 7 wins, 8 draws and 9 losses.

What is his points total for the matches he has played?

So far this summer, Greta has a points total of 48. She has won 6 matches and had no losses.

How many matches has she drawn?

The temperature in Nuuk, Greenland was recorded at midday for each of the days Monday to Saturday.

The temperatures, in °C, are listed below.

–9 –8 –4 –5 –1 –8

What is the mode of these temperatures?

What is the median of these temperatures?

The temperature at midday on Sunday was recorded. The mean midday temperature for the 7 days was –6 °C.

What was the temperature at midday on Sunday?

The temperature at midday on Sunday was_{………........ …} °C

Write down the next two terms in the sequence.

Simplify 16y −3(2y + 7).

Factorise 12w −9.

She uses the method shown below.

Explain why Layla’s method is incorrect.

Calculate 37% of 650.

A piece of elastic is 477 mm long. It can be stretched by of its length before it snaps.

What is the length of the elastic when it snaps?

The length of the elastic when it snaps is_........ mm.

Write 54 as a percentage of 171.

Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place.

The recipe can be changed to make a large pumpkin pie to serve 12 people. Peter makes a large pumpkin pie.

How many grams of pumpkin does Peter need?

Grace made a number of small pumpkin pies for a Halloween party. She used a total of 1·65 litres of double cream to make her pies.

How many small pumpkin pies did Grace make?

Igor invests £2500 in a savings account.

The account pays 5·4% simple interest per year. The interest is added to the account at the end of each year.

After how many years will the amount of money in the savings account be greater than £3500?

You must show all your working.

Ahmed buys 1·4 kg of Brazil nuts and 0.8 kg of cashew nuts. He pays a total of £21.84. The cost of 1 kg of Brazil nuts is £9.60.

What is the cost of 1 kg of cashew nuts?

The cost of 1 kg of cashew nuts is_........

PQRS is a parallelogram.

U is a point on the line PS. T is a point on the line PR.

Show that x = 73°.

Give a reason for each step of your answer.

Use the information below to answer the following questions.

Heidi is travelling to Exeter on the M5 motorway. Motorway signs display the distances in miles.

Heidi passes the sign shown above at 5:35 p.m. She intends to travel at an average speed of 80 km/h for the remainder of her journey to Exeter.

At what time does Heidi expect to arrive in Exeter? Give your answer to the nearest minute.

You must show all your working.

Heidi expects to arrive in Exeter at_........

At the start of the journey, Heidi stopped at a garage to fill her fuel tank with diesel. The cost of diesel was £1.52 per litre. Heidi spent £102.60 on diesel.

How many gallons of diesel did Heidi buy?

Heidi buys_........ gallons of diesel.

When selling an apartment, the selling price can be calculated using the price per square metre of floor area.

The scatter diagram shows the price per square metre of 12 apartments and their distance from Educastle city centre. It also shows the line of best fit for the data.

Price per square metre in pounds (£)

Distance from Educastle city centre in miles

Describe the relationship between the price per square metre of an apartment and its

distance from Educastle city centre.

Use the line of best fit to estimate the price per square metre of an apartment that is

4 miles from Educastle city centre.

Ellie says,

“All apartments 6 miles from Educastle city centre cost £4600 per square metre.”

Is Ellie’s statement correct?

Yes No

Give the reason for your answer.

The table below shows information about the house prices of 35 houses on a street outside Educastle city centre.

Price, p, thousand pounds	Frequency
100 p 150	8
150 p 200	12
200 p 250	9
250 p 300	5
300 p 350	1

Calculate an estimate for the mean house price on the street.

The diagram shows a square inside a circle.

Each corner of the square lies on the circumference of the circle. The length of each side of the square is 13 cm.

Calculate the area of the circle. Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place.

You must show all your working.

Five straight-line graphs and their equations are shown below. Draw a line to connect each graph to its equation.

One has been completed for you.

Circle the equation of the straight line that is parallel to y = 3x + 5.

Make y the subject of the following formula.

Yasmin has two bags, Bag A and Bag B.

Each bag contains some red counters and some blue counters.

Bag A contains 2 red counters and 3 blue counters. In Bag B the number of red counters is three times the number of blue counters.

Yasmin randomly chooses one counter from Bag A and then one counter from Bag B.

Complete the probability tree diagram.

Calculate the probability that Yasmin chooses at least one blue counter.

Calculate the length of AB.