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Mathematics
Paper 3 (Calculator)
Higher Tier
1
(b) Median = 2 (40 + 1)th = 20.5th
20th = 63, 21st = 63 M1
Median = 63 A1
(c) e.g. The mean is likely to be less than the median as there are
three values that are 30 or more below the median whereas
the highest value is only 23 above the median.
These “extreme” values will pull the mean down. C1 Total 4
180 2
(b) 270
= 3
2
3
of 30 = 20 cookies B1
(b)
Marketing
Fund (£)
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
0 5 10 15 20 25 Number
of Days
4600 − 8800
Gradient ≈ = –168 M1 A1
25 − 0
(c) e.g. That the charity spent £168 per day from the marketing fund C1 Total 4
So, x + (x + 1) + 1.5(x + 1) = 48 P1
3.5x + 2.5 = 48
3.5x = 45.5
7x = 91
x = 13 P1
x + 10
10 (a) x=
x+4
e.g. He has cancelled the x on top with the one on the bottom
This is wrong because neither x is a factor, you cannot
subtract something from top and bottom of a fraction
without changing it C2
(b) In multiplying out the bracket she hasn't multiplied the x by the 4 C1
In factorising the quadratic the signs are the wrong way round C1
(c) x 2 + 4x = x + 10
x 2 + 3x – 10 = 0
(x + 5)(x – 2) = 0 M1
x = –5 or 2 A1 Total 6
5 1
11 (a) e.g. 5 out of 60 have paint on: 60 = 12 M1
1
Suggests that 12 of population were marked with paint
Estimate of population = 12 × 40 = 480 A1
(b) e.g. Some of the trout might be more wary or avoid coming out
from hidden parts of the lake. As a result they are much less
likely to have been caught in either visit. This means the
estimate does not include them and is too low. C1 Total 3
600
400
200
0
0 30 60 90 120 150 180
Time (seconds)
Time ≈ 144 seconds B1
13 (a) y
(0, 4) M1 A1
(–5, 0) O x
(b) y
(0, 4) B1
(–5, 0) O (5, 0) x
Total 3
15 (a) T m2
T = km2
When m = 2, T = 15 so 15 = k × 22 = 4k M1
k = 15 ÷ 4 = 3.75
Hence, T = 3.75m2
When m = 6 T = 3.75 × 62 M1
T = 3.75 × 36 = 135 as required A1
mass
17 Density =
volume
400
3= P1
volume
400
Volume = = 133.3... cm3
3
1 4 400
Hence 2
× 3 πr3 = P1
3
3
r = 200
π
√ 200 = 3.9929... cm
r=
π
3
Box measures 2r by 2r by r
P1
(b) ⃗
OB = ⃗
OA + ⃗
AB = 2p + 4q
1
⃗
AM = 4 ⃗
AB = q
⃗ 3 3 3 9
MP = 5 ⃗
MN = 5 (– p + 3q) = – 5 p + 5 q P1
⃗
OP = ⃗
OA + ⃗
AM + ⃗ MP
3 9
= 2p + q + (– 5 p + 5 q) P1
7 14
= 5p+ 5 q
7
= 5 (p + 2q)
7 7
= 10 (2p + 4q) = 10 ⃗
OB
7
So P is 10 of the way from O to B and therefore lies on OB
Dinesh is correct A1 Total 6
(b) (i) e.g. I have assumed that each type of tablet is equally
likely to come out. C1
(ii) e.g. The tablets will probably be different shapes and sizes
meaning the probabilities will not be equal. That means
my answer to part (a) is likely to be too large as she is
less likely to get one of each when one or two types of
tablet have less chance of coming out. C1 Total 5