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Maths · OCR J560 · Paper 4: Calculator · Higher · June 2023

OCR GCSE Maths Paper 4: Calculator Higher June 2023 question paper J560/04

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OCR J560 · Paper 4

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Question 5

(a)

Write 0.003 86 in standard form.

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(b)

The speed of sound is 3.43 × 10-1km/s. An object is travelling at the speed of sound.

Work out how far the object travels in one day.

[2]

(c)

In a science fiction story, a spacecraft travelling faster than the speed of light is said to be travelling at ‘warp n ’ where n is an integer.

Warp n is defined as n3 × the speed of light.

In the story, a spacecraft needs to travel from Earth to Neptune in less than 2 minutes.

• The speed of light is 3.00 × 105km/s.

• The distance from Earth to Neptune is 4.41 × 109km.

Find the smallest possible warp n at which the spacecraft can travel. You must show your working.

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Question 6

A six-sided numbered spinner is thrown 50 times. The score for each throw is recorded. Some of the results are shown in the table.

An 8 was thrown f times. An unknown number on the spinner is represented by n.

ScoreFrequency
112
32
59
616
8f
n4
Total50

The mean score of the 50 throws is 5.5.

Find the value of f and the value of n.

[4]

Question 10

100 people were asked whether they had visited France (F) or Spain (S).

• 55 had visited France

• 60 had visited Spain

• 4 had not visited either country.

(a)

Complete the Venn diagram.

Figure for question 10

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(b)

One of these 100 people is chosen at random.

(b)(i)

Write down the probability that this person had visited exactly one of the countries.

[2]

(b)(ii)

Write down the probability that this person had visited France given that they had also visited Spain.

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Question 11

You may use this coordinate grid to help you answer the following question.

Figure for question 11

Describe fully the single transformation that is equivalent to:

• a rotation of 180° with centre (0, 1), followed by

• a translation of fraction.

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Question 14

A college offers 41 different subjects including 9 different languages. Students are asked to choose one subject from Option A, one subject from Option B and one subject from Option C.

Each of the 41 different subjects appears only once, either in Option A, or in Option B or in Option C.

Option A: 14 subjects including 2 languages Option B: 12 subjects including 3 languages Option C: 15 subjects including 4 languages

Work out the proportion of all the possible subject combinations that include at least one language. You must show your working.

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Question 17

(a)

P, Q and R are points on the circumference of a circle, centre O.

Figure for question 17

Angle PRQ = 59° and angle PQR = 67°. Line SPT is a tangent to the circle.

(a)(i)

Work out angle a. Give a reason for your answer.

Angle a =........ ° because........

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(a)(ii)

Work out angle b. Give a reason for your answer.

Angle b =........ ° because........

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(b)

E, F, G and H are points on the circumference of a circle, centre O. Acute angle EHG = x °.

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(b)(i)

Complete the following, giving the values of the angles in terms of x.

Obtuse angle EOG =........ ° because........

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(b)(ii)

Write down what your working in part (b)(i) has proved.

[1]

Question 19

The graph shows the velocity of a particle over the first 20 minutes of its motion.

Figure for question 19

Between 7 minutes and 15 minutes the velocity of the particle is v metres per minute. The average velocity of the particle over the 20 minutes is 11.55 metres per minute.

Find the value of v. You must show your working.

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