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Maths · OCR J560 · Paper 6: Calculator · Higher · June 2018

OCR GCSE Maths Paper 6: Calculator Higher June 2018 question paper J560/06

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OCR J560 · Paper 6

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Question 1

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 2

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 5

The diagram shows a straight line that passes through points A and B, and a curve that passes through points P and Q.

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(a)

Find the equation of the straight line.

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(b)

The equation of the curve is y = x2 + kx + 8.

Find the value of k.

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(c)

Diann draws line BQ. She says

Triangle ABQ is isosceles.

Is Diann correct? You must show all your working.

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Question 7

Edsel has four number cards.

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Sharon has three number cards. u represents a number that Sharon knows.

Figure for question 7

Edsel and Sharon each pick one of their cards at random. They calculate the difference between the numbers on their cards. This is their sample space.

Question 7, shown as an image
38912
63236
118321
u116rt

Work out the values of r and t.

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Question 8

The graph shows the speed of a tram as it travels from the library to the town hall.

Figure for question 8
(a)

Calculate the deceleration of the tram as it approaches the town hall.

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(b)

Calculate the distance travelled by the tram between the library and the town hall.

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(c)

What was the maximum speed of the tram as it travelled between the library and the town hall? Give your answer in kilometres per hour.

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Question 13

(a)

Calculate the volume of a sphere with radius 6 cm.

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Question 13, shown as an image

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(b)

An ornament is made from a solid glass square-based pyramid. The base has side length 15 cm. A hemisphere with radius 6 cm is cut out of the base of the pyramid. This reduces the volume of glass contained in the ornament by 30%.

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Question 13, shown as an image

Calculate the perpendicular height of the pyramid. [The volume of a pyramid is fraction × area of base × perpendicular height. A hemisphere is half a sphere.]

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Question 14

(a)

Standard bricks have dimensions 21.5 cm by 10.3 cm by 6.5 cm, correct to 1 decimal place.

A house is built using 4663 standard bricks.

Joslin says

Placed end to end, the bricks from the house would definitely reach over 1 km.

Show that Joslin’s statement is correct.

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(b)

A standard brick should weigh 2.8 kg, correct to 1 decimal place. A truck can carry a maximum load of 20 tonnes.

(b)(i)

Calculate the maximum number of standard bricks that the truck should be able to carry.

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(b)(ii)

Explain why your answer to (b)(i) may not be possible to achieve.

[1]

Question 15

Ratna invests £1200 for 2 years in a bank account paying r % per year compound interest. At the end of 2 years, the amount in the bank account is £1379.02.

Calculate r.

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Question 18

Percy sells paint in standard tins and large tins. The standard tin covers 40 m2 and the large tin covers 60 m2.

(a)

Percy publishes this chart showing the area that can be covered with each tin of paint.

Figure for question 18

Explain why the chart is misleading.

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(b)

The standard tin and the large tin are mathematically similar. The volume of the large tin is 50% more than the volume of the standard tin. Both tins are cylinders. The radius of the standard tin is 10 cm.

Calculate the radius of the large tin.

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