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This OCR GCSE Maths Paper 6 (Higher) from June 2018 covers a range of advanced mathematical topics, including compound interest, algebraic fractions, graphing, statistics, geometry proofs, and more. The paper tests students' problem-solving skills and mathematical reasoning across 20 questions of varying difficulty.
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This page contains two separate questions:
Vocabulary: Mode - the most frequent value in a dataset; Range - the difference between the highest and lowest values; Mean - the average of a set of numbers.
Highlight: These questions test students' ability to work with statistical measures and ratios, important OCR Maths Paper 6 topics.
This page presents a function and asks students to:
a) Write an algebraic expression for the input of the function when the output is x b) Find the value of k when k is both the input and output of the function
Example: Function A: Input → ((x - 5) / 2) + 14 → Output
Highlight: This question tests students' understanding of function notation and algebraic manipulation, key skills in OCR Maths GCSE exams.
This page includes two questions:
Example: Show that a⁵ × (a³)² can be expressed as a¹¹
Highlight: These questions test students' understanding of number representation and laws of indices, crucial skills in OCR GCSE Maths.
This page provides essential information about the exam:
Highlight: This information is crucial for students to understand the exam format and requirements.
This page presents a graph of a cubic function y = x³ - 7x - 12 and asks students to:
a) Calculate y when x = 3 b) Show that 3 < p < 4, where p is the root of the equation x³ - 7x - 12 = 0 c) Find a smaller interval containing p, showing calculations
Definition: A root of an equation is a value of x that makes the equation equal to zero.
Highlight: This question combines graphical interpretation with algebraic problem-solving, common in OCR Maths GCSE exams.
The final question on the paper involves simplifying an algebraic fraction:
Example: This type of question often appears in OCR Maths Paper 6 topics and requires strong algebraic manipulation skills.
Highlight: The question tests students' ability to factor quadratic expressions and simplify complex fractions.
This question focuses on triangle similarity:
Vocabulary: Similar triangles have the same shape but may be different sizes, with corresponding angles equal and sides proportional.
Highlight: This question combines knowledge of right-angled triangles with proof techniques, typical of OCR GCSE Maths higher tier papers.
This question focuses on statistical analysis and data representation:
Vocabulary: Box plot - A graphical representation of data that displays the median, quartiles, and extremes of a dataset.
Highlight: This question tests students' ability to interpret and represent statistical data, a key skill in OCR Maths Paper 6 topics.
This page presents a compound interest problem:
Highlight: This question tests understanding of compound interest calculations, a key topic in OCR GCSE Maths.
Vocabulary: Compound interest - Interest calculated on the initial principal and accumulated interest from previous periods.
This geometry question requires students to:
Definition: Congruent triangles are identical in shape and size.
Highlight: Geometric proofs are a common feature in OCR Maths Paper 6 topics, testing students' logical reasoning skills.
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This OCR GCSE Maths Paper 6 (Higher) from June 2018 covers a range of advanced mathematical topics, including compound interest, algebraic fractions, graphing, statistics, geometry proofs, and more. The paper tests students' problem-solving skills and mathematical reasoning across 20 questions of varying difficulty.
This page contains two separate questions:
Vocabulary: Mode - the most frequent value in a dataset; Range - the difference between the highest and lowest values; Mean - the average of a set of numbers.
Highlight: These questions test students' ability to work with statistical measures and ratios, important OCR Maths Paper 6 topics.
This page presents a function and asks students to:
a) Write an algebraic expression for the input of the function when the output is x b) Find the value of k when k is both the input and output of the function
Example: Function A: Input → ((x - 5) / 2) + 14 → Output
Highlight: This question tests students' understanding of function notation and algebraic manipulation, key skills in OCR Maths GCSE exams.
This page includes two questions:
Example: Show that a⁵ × (a³)² can be expressed as a¹¹
Highlight: These questions test students' understanding of number representation and laws of indices, crucial skills in OCR GCSE Maths.
This page provides essential information about the exam:
Highlight: This information is crucial for students to understand the exam format and requirements.
This page presents a graph of a cubic function y = x³ - 7x - 12 and asks students to:
a) Calculate y when x = 3 b) Show that 3 < p < 4, where p is the root of the equation x³ - 7x - 12 = 0 c) Find a smaller interval containing p, showing calculations
Definition: A root of an equation is a value of x that makes the equation equal to zero.
Highlight: This question combines graphical interpretation with algebraic problem-solving, common in OCR Maths GCSE exams.
The final question on the paper involves simplifying an algebraic fraction:
Example: This type of question often appears in OCR Maths Paper 6 topics and requires strong algebraic manipulation skills.
Highlight: The question tests students' ability to factor quadratic expressions and simplify complex fractions.
This question focuses on triangle similarity:
Vocabulary: Similar triangles have the same shape but may be different sizes, with corresponding angles equal and sides proportional.
Highlight: This question combines knowledge of right-angled triangles with proof techniques, typical of OCR GCSE Maths higher tier papers.
This question focuses on statistical analysis and data representation:
Vocabulary: Box plot - A graphical representation of data that displays the median, quartiles, and extremes of a dataset.
Highlight: This question tests students' ability to interpret and represent statistical data, a key skill in OCR Maths Paper 6 topics.
This page presents a compound interest problem:
Highlight: This question tests understanding of compound interest calculations, a key topic in OCR GCSE Maths.
Vocabulary: Compound interest - Interest calculated on the initial principal and accumulated interest from previous periods.
This geometry question requires students to:
Definition: Congruent triangles are identical in shape and size.
Highlight: Geometric proofs are a common feature in OCR Maths Paper 6 topics, testing students' logical reasoning skills.
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Solve math problems and equations in this Year 11 Higher Mock Paper 1, covering various topics in mathematics. Test your skills with 28 marks in 45 minutes. - i got a grade 8 :)
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