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Maths · OCR J560 · Paper 3: Calculator · Foundation · June 2018

OCR GCSE Maths Paper 3: Calculator Foundation June 2018 question paper J560/03

1h 30m 100 marks

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OCR J560 · Paper 3

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Question 2

(a)

Write down.

(a)(i)

3091 rounded to the nearest hundred

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(b)

Complete the statement below using a number from this list.

- 2 0 - 6 6

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(c)

Write the following numbers in order of size, smallest first.

0.4 0.5 0.06 0.444 0.46

smallest

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Question 5

Tea Biscuits can be bought in packets of 20 or packets of 24. All biscuits are identical in size and quality.

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Nada says

The packet of 24 biscuits is better value.

Is Nada correct? Show how you decide.

Nada is........ because........

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Question 7

(a)

Frances has three cards: Ace (A), King (K) and Queen (Q). She shuffles these cards and deals them one at a time.

(a)(i)

List all the different orders in which she can deal the cards. One possible order is already shown in the table. You may not need to use all the rows.

Figure for question 7

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(a)(ii)

Find the probability that, in the three cards Frances deals, the King (K) is dealt immediately after the Queen (Q).

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(b)

A counter has 3 on one side and 5 on the other. Lena flips the counter. She then picks one of these three cards at random.

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Lena puts the card next to the counter and works out the answer.

For example 5 × 2 gives the answer 10.

Find the probability that Lena gets an answer less than 8. You must show your working.

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Question 8

Two groups of students go on a water sport holiday. Each student chooses one activity.

Students in Group A choose from Diving, Swimming, Paddleboarding and Kayaking. Their choices are to be shown in a pie chart.

(a)

Complete this table for Group A.

ActivityNumber of studentsAngle of sector
Diving560
Swimming120
Paddleboarding
Kayaking9108

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(b)

Complete the pie chart for Group A.

Figure for question 8

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(c)

One student in Group A changes activity. There is now a new modal activity for Group A.

Write down the student’s original activity and new activity.

original activity........

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(d)

The choices made by Group B are shown in this pie chart.

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A teacher thinks more students chose Diving in Group B than in Group A.

Give a reason why the teacher may be wrong.

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Question 11

A recipe for flapjacks uses only oats, butter and syrup, in the ratio 3: 2: 1.

(a)

Pirin makes 1.5 kg of flapjacks. He uses 600 g of butter.

Has Pirin followed this recipe? Show how you decide.

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(b)

Using this recipe, 200 g of syrup are needed to make 10 flapjacks. Find the mass of oats needed to make 15 of these flapjacks.

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Question 12

(b)

Find the values of h and k.

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(c)

Triangle ABC is drawn on a coordinate grid.

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Question 12, shown as an image
(c)(i)

Use the diagram to complete this vector sum.

Question 12, shown as an image

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(c)(ii)

Give a reason why the answer to the sum could be written down without doing any working.

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Question 13

In this question, assume all dimensions are in centimetres.

Question 13, shown as an image
(a)

Jess joins three tiles together to make a larger rectangle, as shown.

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(a)(i)

Write an expression for the perimeter of her rectangle. Give your answer in its simplest form.

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(a)(ii)

An expression for the area of her rectangle is 6ab + 6b2.

Factorise this expression fully.

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(b)

Pete joins some tiles together to make a different rectangle. The area of his rectangle is 8ab + 8b2.

Draw a possible arrangement of tiles for Pete’s rectangle. Write down expressions for the length and for the width of the rectangle.

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Question 14

Here are the first four terms of a sequence.

6 10 14 18

(a)

Write down the next term.

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(b)

Write an expression for the n th term.

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(c)

Explain why 511 is not a term in the sequence.

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(d)

Find the term in the sequence that is nearest to 511.

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Question 15

In July the price of a holiday is £500. In August the price increases by 25%. In September the price drops to £500 again.

Work out the percentage decrease from the August price to the September price.

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Question 17

Ping chooses four numbers.

The mode of these four numbers is 8, the range is 7 and the mean is 11.

Find Ping’s four numbers.

…………, …………, …………, …………

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Question 18

A box contains only red, blue and green pens. The ratio of red pens to blue pens is 5: 9. The ratio of blue pens to green pens is 1: 4.

Calculate the percentage of pens that are blue.

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Question 22

Earth and Pluto go around the Sun. Their distance to the Sun varies.

Figure for question 22

The table shows the closest distance that Earth and Pluto get to the Sun.

Closest distance to the Sun (km)
Earth1.47 × 108
Pluto4.44 × 109
(a)

Show that the closest distance of Pluto to the Sun is roughly 30 times the closest distance of

Earth to the Sun.

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(b)

Give a reason why we cannot use this information to say

The distance of Pluto to the Sun is always 30 times the distance of Earth to the Sun.

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