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Maths · OCR J560 · Paper 3: Calculator · Foundation · November 2023

OCR GCSE Maths Paper 3: Calculator Foundation November 2023 question paper J560/03

1h 30m 100 marks

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OCR J560 · Paper 3

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Question 3

(a)

What type of numbers are 2, 3 and 5?

Circle one answer from the list.

cube numbers even numbers odd numbers prime numbers square numbers

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(b)

These are five tiles.

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(b)(i)

Arrange the five tiles to make a calculation with the answer 3.

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(b)(ii)

Write down a multiple of 8 that can be made using two of the five tiles.

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Question 4

A fair spinner has five sides, numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

(a)(i)

Write down the probability of the spinner landing on 2.

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(a)(ii)

Write down the probability of the spinner not landing on 2.

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(b)

Write down an outcome for the spinner that has a probability of 0.

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Question 13

A student has a pencil case containing 60 pencils. fraction of the pencils are red. fraction of the red pencils need sharpening.

Work out how many of the red pencils need sharpening.

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Question 15

A regular polygon is being constructed inside a circle, centre O. Part of the construction is shown in this diagram.

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(a)(i)

Give a reason why OA = OB.

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(a)(ii)

Write down the mathematical name of triangle OAB.

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(b)

The regular polygon is completed.

Work out the sum of the interior angles of the regular polygon.

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Question 18

Nina invests £540 at a simple interest rate of 2% per year. Kareem invests £540 at a compound interest rate of 2% per year.

Work out the difference in value between the two investments at the end of 5 years. You must show your working.

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Question 19

Beth completes some jigsaw puzzles and records the following information.

• The number of pieces in the jigsaw puzzle.

• The time taken to complete the jigsaw puzzle, in minutes.

Beth shows this information in a scatter diagram.

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(a)(i)

Beth completes two more jigsaw puzzles.

• A 3000 piece jigsaw puzzle taking 460 minutes.

• A 1300 piece jigsaw puzzle taking 320 minutes.

Show this information on the scatter diagram.

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(a)(ii)

Describe the type of correlation shown on the scatter diagram.

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(b)

One of Beth’s jigsaw puzzles was described as “the most difficult jigsaw puzzle you will ever try”.

(b)(i)

Circle the most likely jigsaw puzzle on the scatter diagram.

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(b)(ii)

Give a reason why you chose this jigsaw puzzle.

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(c)(i)

Draw a line of best fit on the scatter diagram.

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(c)(ii)

Use your line of best fit to estimate how many pieces are in a jigsaw puzzle that takes Beth 500 minutes to complete.

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(d)

Explain why Beth should not use her scatter diagram to estimate how long it will take to complete a jigsaw puzzle containing 8000 pieces.

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Question 20

The diagram shows a Penny Farthing bicycle.

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The diameter of the large wheel is 130 cm.

The diameter of the small wheel is 46 cm.

On a short journey, the large wheel makes exactly 69 rotations. The small wheel also makes an exact number of rotations.

Work out the number of rotations made by the small wheel.

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Question 21

The graph shows the value of sunscreen products sold in a shop for each quarter from quarter 1 of 2021 to quarter 4 of 2023.

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Year and quarter

(a)

Make one comment about the annual variation shown in this graph.

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(b)

In one of these years, quarter 3 was very cloudy. Write down which year this is most likely to be. Give a reason for your answer.

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(c)

The manager of the shop says that the value of sales in quarter 4 of 2024 will be £3100. What assumption has the manager made?

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Question 22

Part of the graph of y = 2 x + 1 is drawn on this grid.

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(a)

Write down the y-intercept.

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(b)

The line continues to the right.

Will the line pass above, below or through the point (40, 80)? Show how you decide.

The line y = 2 x + 1 will pass........ the point (40, 80) because........

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(c)

Write down the equation of a line that is parallel to y = 2 x + 1.

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Question 23

A number, r, is 6.2 when rounded correct to 2 significant figures. A number, h, is 6.2 when truncated to 1 decimal place.

(a)

Write down a possible value of r that will definitely be less than all possible values of h.

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(b)

Write down a possible value of h that will definitely be greater than all possible values of r

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(c)

Write down a possible value of r and a possible value of h such that r is greater than h.

(c) r =........ and h =........

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Question 24

A restaurant menu has 4 main courses and 3 side dishes. For their meal, each customer chooses 1 main course and 1 side dish.

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Work out the percentage of possible meals that cost less than £8.

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Question 25

A sheet of A4 card weighs 1.19 × 10-2 kg.

(a)

Work out the weight of 500 sheets of the A4 card.

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(b)

Card is classified using W, the weight in grams per square metre (gsm).

Question 25, shown as an image

A sheet of A4 card is a rectangle that is 21 cm by 29.7 cm.

Calculate W for this A4 card.

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