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Maths · OCR J560 · Paper 5: Non-calculator · Higher · June 2025

OCR GCSE Maths Paper 5: Non-calculator Higher June 2025 question paper J560/05

1h 30m 100 marks

Calculators may not be used

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OCR J560 · Paper 5

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Question 2

An examination has two parts. A student scores 10 out of 15 marks on Part 1. They score 4 out of 10 marks on Part 2.

To pass the examination the student needs to score 54% of the total marks.

Show that the student passes the examination.

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Question 6

Sara and Tom both make a sequence of numbers. The first term in both sequences is 10.

The term-to-term rule for Sara’s sequence is add 14. The term-to-term rule for Tom’s sequence is add 35.

Each sequence stops when a term reaches or goes above 500.

(a)

Find the number of terms that are the same in both Sara’s and Tom’s sequence. You must show your working.

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(b)

Find an expression for the n th term of Sara’s sequence.

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Question 8

Three lengths of wood are in the ratio 2: 5: 7. The difference in size between two of the lengths of wood is 30 cm.

Kofi says,

The sum of the three lengths of wood must be at least 120 cm.

Is Kofi correct? Show how you decide.

Kofi is........ because........

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Question 9

A school has three terms, Autumn, Spring and Summer.

In class A there were 90 absences in the Autumn term, 120 absences in the Spring term and 40 absences in the Summer term.

Compared to class A, class B had:

• fraction fewer absences in the Autumn term

• 5% more absences in the Spring term

• 7 more absences in the Summer term.

Design and complete a two-way table to show this information.

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Question 11

A solid steel cube has a mass of 1.05 kg. The density of the steel is 7.9 g/cm3.

Orla says,

The length of one side of the cube is approximately 10 cm.

Use estimation to decide if Orla’s statement is reasonable. Show how you decide.

Orla’s statement is........ because........

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Question 19

The diagram shows a shape formed by a semicircle joined to a sector of a circle, BAC, along a common length AB.

Figure for question 19

The area of the sector BAC is 16π cm2.

Work out the total area of the shape. Give your answer in terms of π. You must show your working.

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Question 21

There are 10 sweets in a bag. 4 of the sweets are red, 4 are green and 2 are yellow.

(a)

Charlie says,

The probability of picking the two yellow sweets at random from the bag can be found

Question 21, shown as an image

Write down the assumption that Charlie has made.

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(b)

Mia takes one of the 10 sweets from the bag at random and eats it. Ben then takes a sweet from the bag and eats it.

Find the probability that the bag now holds more red sweets than green sweets. You must show your working.

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Question 22

The diagram shows a quadrilateral ABCD. DB is a diagonal of the quadrilateral.

Figure for question 22

AD = 5 cm, AB = 7 cm and BC = 14 cm. Angle DAB = x ° and angle DBC = 45°.

cos x ° = 0.8 and sin x ° = 0.6.

Work out the area of triangle BDC. You must show your working.

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