Mark Scheme Mock Paper

Modular Mathematics (GCSE)

Unit 3: 5MB3H !" (Hi#her)

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NOTES ON MARKING PRINCIPLES

1 2 3 :ll candidates must recei+e the same treatment) E$aminers must mark the %irst candidate in e$actl. the same &a. as the. mark the last) Mark schemes should 'e applied positi+el.) Candidates must 'e re&arded %or &hat the. ha+e sho&n the. can do rather than penalised %or omissions) :ll the marks on the mark scheme are desi#ned to 'e a&arded) E$aminers should al&a.s a&ard %ull marks i% deser+ed- i)e i% the ans&er matches the mark scheme) E$aminers should also 'e prepared to a&ard ?ero marks i% the candidate0s response is not &orth. o% credit accordin# to the mark scheme) *here some 8ud#ement is re,uired- mark schemes &ill pro+ide the principles '. &hich marks &ill 'e a&arded and e$empli%ication ma. 'e limited) Crossed out &ork should 'e marked U@>ESS the candidate has replaced it &ith an alternati+e response) Mark schemes &ill indicate &ithin the ta'le &here- and &hich strands o% A*C- are 'ein# assessed) /he strands are as %ollo&s: i) ensure that text is legible and that spelling, punctuation and grammar are accurate so that meaning is clear Comprehension and meanin# is clear '. usin# correct notation and la'elin# con+entions) ii) select and use a form and style of writing appropriate to purpose and to complex subject matter 9easonin#- e$planation or ar#ument is correct and appropriatel. structured to con+e. mathematical reasonin#) iii) organise information clearly and coherently, using specialist vocabulary when appropriate ) /he mathematical methods and processes used are coherentl. and clearl. or#anised and the appropriate mathematical +oca'ular. used)

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W th !"rk #$ 7% there is a &ron# ans&er indicated on the ans&er line al&a.s check the &orkin# in the 'od. o% the script (and on an. dia#rams)and a&ard an. marks appropriate %rom the mark scheme) 7% &orkin# is crossed out and still le#i'le- then it should 'e #i+en an. appropriate marks- as lon# as it has not 'een replaced '. alternati+e &ork) 7% it is clear %rom the &orkin# that the BcorrectC ans&er has 'een o'tained %rom incorrect &orkin#- a&ard ! marks) Send the response to re+ie&- and discuss each o% these situations &ith .our /eam >eader) 7% there is no ans&er on the ans&er line then check the &orkin# %or an o'+ious ans&er) :n. case o% suspected misread loses : (and B) marks on that part- 'ut can #ain the M marks) Discuss each o% these situations &ith .our /eam >eader) 7% there is a choice o% methods sho&n- then no marks should 'e a&arded- unless the ans&er on the ans&er line makes clear the method that has 'een used) &"''"! thr"($h )*rks 1ollo& throu#h marks &hich in+ol+e a sin#le sta#e calculation can 'e a&arded &ithout &orkin# since .ou can check the ans&er .oursel%- 'ut i% am'i#uous do not a&ard) 1ollo& throu#h marks &hich in+ol+e more than one sta#e o% calculation can onl. 'e a&arded on si#ht o% the rele+ant &orkin#e+en i% it appears o'+ious that there is onl. one &a. .ou could #et the ans&er #i+en) I$#"r #$ s(,se-(e#t !"rk 7t is appropriate to i#nore su'se,uent &ork &hen the additional &ork does not chan#e the ans&er in a &a. that is inappropriate %or the ,uestion: e)#) incorrect cancelin# o% a %raction that &ould other&ise 'e correct 7t is not appropriate to i#nore su'se,uent &ork &hen the additional &ork essentiall. makes the ans&er incorrect e)#) al#e'ra) /ranscription errors occur &hen candidates present a correct ans&er in &orkin#- and &rite it incorrectl. on the ans&er lineE mark the correct ans&er) Pr",*, ' t/ Pro'a'ilit. ans&ers must 'e #i+en a %ractions- percenta#es or decimals) 7% a candidate #i+es a decimal e,ui+alent to a pro'a'ilit.this should 'e &ritten to at least 6 decimal places (unless tenths)) 7ncorrect notation should lose the accurac. marks- 'ut 'e a&arded an. implied method marks) 7% a pro'a'ilit. ans&er is #i+en on the ans&er line usin# 'oth incorrect and correct notation- a&ard the marks) 7% a pro'a'ilit. %raction is #i+en then cancelled incorrectl.- i#nore the incorrectl. cancelled ans&er)

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L #e*r e-(*t "#s 1ull marks can 'e #ained i% the solution alone is #i+en on the ans&er line- or other&ise unam'i#uousl. indicated in &orkin# (&ithout contradiction else&here)) *here the correct solution onl. is sho&n su'stituted- 'ut not identi%ied as the solution- the accurac. mark is lost 'ut an. method marks can 'e a&arded) P*rts "0 -(est "#s Unless allo&ed '. the mark scheme- the marks allocated to one part o% the ,uestion C:@@F/ 'e a&arded in another) R*#$e "0 *#s!ers Unless other&ise stated- &hen an ans&er is #i+en as a ran#e (e)# 3)5 G 3)6) then this is inclusi+e o% the end points (e)# 3)5- 3)6) and includes all num'ers &ithin the ran#e (e)# 3- 3)")

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G( 1*#2e "# the (se "0 2"1es ! th # th s )*rk s2he)e M" G method mark :" G accurac. mark B" G *orkin# mark C" G communication mark A*C G ,ualit. o% &ritten communication oe G or e,ui+alent cao G correct ans&er onl. %t G %ollo& throu#h sc G special case dep G dependent (on a pre+ious mark or conclusion) indep G independent is& G i#nore su'se,uent &orkin#

5MB3H_01 Question Working 1 (31.755) 7 2

Answer 44.45 1.62124

Mark 2 2

Notes M1 for 31.755 or 31.757 or (31.755) 7 A1 cao B2 for 1.62124 (B1 for 54.02 or 33.32 or 2701 833 or ) 50 25

Medium

M1 for 3.6948 or 1.7824 or 1.1412 M1 for 3.6948 and 1.7824 and 1.1412 A1 for 0.076 and 0.074 and 0.095 or 7.69 and 7.42 and 9.5 !1 for deci"ion "u or#ed $% &or'in( Alternative method M1 for "i()# of a common mu*#i *e of 12+ 24 and 48 (e(. 48) M1 for a##em # #o find co"# of "ame num$er of $i"cui#" for eac) "i,e of ac'e# (e(. 13.69 and 21.78 and 41.14) A1 for correc# rice(e(. 3.69+ 3.56+ 4.56) !1 for deci"ion "u or#ed $% &or'in(

(a) ($) (c)

9 -3+ -2+ -1+ 0+ 1+ 2+ 3 x 0 -7

2 2 2

M1 for 7x - 74 . 35 or x - 4 .357 A1 cao B2 for -3+ -2+ -1+ 0+ 1+ 2+ 3 (B1 for an% 5 correc# /a*ue" &i#) no incorrec# /a*ue") M1 for 5x - 3x 0 -11 - 3 or x . -7 A1 cao

5MB3H_01 Question Working 5 (3655) 100

Answer Ma#)"

Mark 3

Notes M1 for (3655) 100 A1 for 65.51 !1 2eci"ion &i#) "u or#in( &or'in( Alternative method M1 for 3655 or 68100 A1 for 0.654 and 0.68 !1 for deci"ion &i#) "u or#in( &or'in( Alternative method M1 for 0.6855 oe M1 for 37.4 !1 2eci"ion &i#) "u or#in( &or'in(

!orrec# re(ion ")aded

M1 for circ*e cen#re M+ radiu" 6 cm 32mm M1 for circ*e cen#re 4+ radiu" 7.5 cm 32mm A1 for correc# re(ion ")aded M1 for 3t . a2 - $ or di/ide a** #erm" $% 3 A1

a2 b 3

5MB3H_01 Question Working 8 15 12 - 5 (15 - 5)(12 7) (.155) 615578

Answer 1240

Mark 4

Notes M1 for 15 12 or 5 (15 - 5)(12 - 7) M1 for 15 12 - 5 (15 - 5)(12 - 7) (.155) M1 for 615578 A1 cao Alternative method M1 for 125 or 5 (1287)(15 - 5) M1 for 125 8 5 (1287)(15 - 5) (.155) M1 for 615578 A1 cao Alternative method M1 for 15 7 or 5 (15 8 5) 5 M1 for 15 7 8 5 (15 8 5) 5 (.155) M1 for 61557 8 A1 cao Alternative method M1 for 15 12 8 (.1440) or 5 (15 - 5)(12 - 7)8 (.200) M1 for 15 12 8 (.1440) and 5 (15 - 5)(12 - 7)8 (.200) M1 for 614407 - 62007 A1 cao

9322 8 64105 (.9937) 699377250

40

M1 for 9322 M1 for 693227 8 64105 (.9936.9..) M1 for 69936.9.7250 (.39.75) A1 for 40

5MB3H_01 Question Working 10 x . 6 432 x . 7 637 x . 6.5 528(.125) x . 6.4 507(.904) x . 6.3 488(.187) x . 6.35 497(.98) 11 (a)

Answer 6.4

Mark 4

Notes B2 for #ria* e/a*ua#ed u"in( 6 : x : 7 (B1 for #ria* e/a*ua#ed u"in( 6 ; x ; 7) B1 for differen# #ria* e/a*ua#ed u"in( 6.3 ; x ; 6.4 B1 (de on a# *ea"# 2 re/iou" B1) for 6.4 B2 for #rian(*e a# (2+ -1)(5+ -1)(2+ -3) (B1 for #rian(*e a# (-2+ 1)(-2+ 3)(-5+ 1) or #rian(*e in correc# orien#a#ion) B1 for en*ar(emen# B1 for "ca*e fac#or 3 B1 for cen#re (0+1) 4B = >f more #)an one #ran"forma#ion #)en no mar'" B2 for 7 correc# coordina#e" (ma% $e in a #a$*e or im *ied $% oin#" *o##ed on (ra )) (B1 for a# *ea"# 2 correc# coordinda#e") M1 for oin#" *o##ed f# from #)eir #a$*e A1 for correc# (ra ) 9.7 12.4 1 9.7 M1 for x = co" 12.4 A1 38.5 - 38.56 M1 for co" x =

<rian(*e a# (2+ -1)(5+ -1) (2+ -3)

($)

12

x 1 y 2

0 5

1 6

2 5

3 2

4 3

5 1 0

?ra ) dra&n

13

9 .7 x = co" 1 12.4

38.5

5MB3H_01 Question 14 15

Working

Answer 1.68 104 x . 4+ y . -2

Mark 2 3

Notes B2 cao (B1 for 16800 or 1.68 10n+ n @ 4) M1 for coefficien#" of x or y #)e "ame fo**o&ed $% correc# o era#ion (condone one ari#)me#ic error) M1 (de ) for "u$"#i#u#in( found /a*ue in one eAua#ion A1 cao M1 for 840 0.2 oe or 84 8 84 (.168) M1 for 840 8 61687 A1 cao Alternative scheme M2 for 1.2 840 A1 cao

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(a)

840 0.2 oe or 84 8 84 (.168) 840 8 61687

1008

($)

462 0.55

840

M1 for 0.55 or 1001 - 451 or 551 M1 for 462 0.55 oe A1 cao M1 for h2 8 (92)2 . 92 M1 for 81 20.25 A1 7.79 - 7.795 Alternative method h h M1 for "in 60 . or co" 30 . 9 9 M1 for 9 "in 60 or 9 co"30 A1 for 7.79 - 7.795

17

h2 8 (92)2 . 92 h . 81 20.25

7.79

5MB3H_01 Question 18

Working

Answer 2160

Mark 2

Notes M1 for A1 cao

18 3 or 3 or 27 6
3

19

3 (3) 2 4 5 7 2 5

1.52+ -0.921

3 (3) 2 4 5 7 acce # condone 2 5 incorrec# "i(n" for $ and c 3 149 M1 for 10 A1 1.52-1.521 and -0.9206-0.921

M1 for

20

108o

M1 for an(*e ABD . 54 M1 for an(*e DAB . 180 - 254 A1 for 108 !2 for a** rea"on" (i/en (a*#erna#e "e(men# #)eorem+ an(*e" in a #rian(*e "um #o 180o+ $a"e an(*e" in an i"o"ce*e" #rian(*e+ o o"i#e an(*e" in a c%c*ic Auadri*a#era* "um #o 180o) (!1 for an% 2 or 3 correc# rea"on" (i/en) or M1 for an(*e ADO . 36 M1 for an(*e DAO . an(*e BAO . 36 A1 cao !2 for a** rea"on" (i/en (an(*e $e#&een #an(en# and radiu" i" 90o+ an(*e" in a #rian(*e "um #o 180o+ $a"e an(*e" in an i"o"ce*e" #rian(*e+ o o"i#e an(*e" in a c%c*ic Auadri*a#era* "um #o 180o) (!1 for an% 2 or 3 correc# rea"on" (i/en)

5MB3H_01 Question 21

Working ST 134 = "in 55 "in 92 134 ST = "in 55 "in 92 (.109.833) for 5 134 6109.87 "in(180 - 92 - 55)

Answer 4010

Mark 5

Notes ST 134 = "in 55 "in 92 134 "in 55 M1 for ST = "in 92 A1 for 109.833 M1 for 5 134 6109.87 "in(180 - 92 - 55) A1 for 4007 - 4010 M1 for Alternative method (Be# C $e oin# &)ere er endicu*ar from T mee#" SR) M1 for (TX . ) 134"in55 (.109.76) 134 "inD33D (73.02..) M1 for SR = "in 92 A1 for 73.02 M1 for 5 6109.77 773.027 A1 for 4007 - 4010

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12x - 18 8 x2 8 2x. 2x2 8 4x 3x - 6 x2 - 13x 8 12 . 0 (x - 12)(x - 1) . 0

12+ 1

M1 for mu*#i *%in( #)rou() $% common denomina#or (x 8 2) (2x - 3) M1 (de ) for ei#)er 12x - 18 8 x2 8 2x or 2x2 8 4x - 3x - 6 A1 for x2 - 13x 8 12 (.0) M1 for a correc# me#)od #o "o*/e a 3 #erm Auadra#ic A1 cao for $o#) "o*u#ion"

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