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AQA A Level Maths June 2019 Paper 2: question paper and mark scheme (7357/2)

Pure and Mechanics, sat in June 2019: 2 h, 100 marks, calculator allowed. The buttons open AQA's own files.

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  1. Coordinate geometry · 8 marks

    Three points define the vertices of a triangle: A(−2,−1), B(4,7), and C(8,4).

    1. By calculating the gradients of [AB] and [BC], prove that triangle ABC is a right-angled triangle.

    2. Calculate the exact lengths of [AB] and [BC].

    3. Hence, find the exact area of the triangle ABC.

    Worked solution
    1. Gradient mAB=7−(−1)4−(−2)=86=43. A1
      Gradient mBC=4−78−4=−34. A1
      Since mAB×mBC=43×−34=−1, [AB] and [BC] are perpendicular. M1
      Thus, triangle ABC has a right angle at B. B1

    2. Length AB=(4−(−2))2+(7−(−1))2=36+64=100=10. A1
      Length BC=(8−4)2+(4−7)2=16+9=25=5. A1

    3. Since the triangle is right-angled at B, AB and BC act as the base and height. M1
      Area =12×base×height=12×10×5=25 sq units. A1

  2. Exponentials and logarithms · 4 marks

    Given that log2⁡x=p and log2⁡y=q, express log2⁡(8x2y3) in terms of p and q.

    Worked solution
    1. M1 for splitting the logarithm into a sum: log2⁡8+log2⁡x2+log2⁡y3.
    2. B1 for evaluating log2⁡8=3.
    3. M1 for applying the power law: 2log2⁡x+3log2⁡y.
    4. A1 for the final expression 3+2p+3q.
  3. Kinematics · 5 marks

    Car A travels along a straight road at a constant speed of 25 m s−1. Car B starts from rest at the same point and accelerates uniformly at 3 m s−2 until it reaches a speed of 30 m s−1, after which it maintains this speed. Find the distance Car B travels before it catches up to Car A.

    Worked solution
    1. M1 for finding the time taken for Car B to reach 30 m s−1: t=303=10 s.
    2. M1 for finding the distances covered in the first 10 s: Car B covers 12×10×30=150 m. Car A covers 25×10=250 m.
    3. M1 for setting up an equation for the remaining distance where Car B catches A. Let t2 be the additional time: 150+30t2=250+25t2.
    4. M1 for solving to find t2: 5t2=100⟹t2=20 s. Total time = 30 s.
    5. A1 for finding the total distance: 25×30=750 m.

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  1. Q1Modulus graph (tick one) (1 marks) · Algebra and functions
  2. Q2Index laws (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Algebra and functions
  3. Q3Which function has no inverse (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Algebra and functions
  4. Q4Common factor of two quadratics (4 marks) · Algebra and functions
  5. Q5Separable differential equation with ln x (7 marks) · Integration, Exponentials and logarithms
  6. Q6a sin x + b cos x from its maximum (6 marks) · Trigonometry
  7. Q7Cubic graphs and roots (10 marks) · Algebra and functions
  8. Q8House price growth model (11 marks) · Exponentials and logarithms
  9. Q9Binomial expansion and its validity (9 marks) · Sequences and series
  10. Q10Velocity-time graph (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Kinematics
  11. Q11Crate and friction (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Forces and Newton's laws
  12. Q12Particle under two constant forces (1 marks) · Forces and Newton's laws
  13. Q13Free fall and modelling assumptions (5 marks) · Kinematics
  14. Q14Metal rod overhanging a shelf (8 marks) · Moments
  15. Q15Buoys on a lake with position vectors (9 marks) · Vectors, Kinematics
  16. Q16Variable acceleration of a sprinter (16 marks) · Kinematics
  17. Q17Sledge pulled on rough ground (9 marks) · Forces and Newton's laws

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2 h, 100 marks, Calculator allowed. Section A is pure mathematics; Section B is mechanics (AQA sections P to S). Vectors (AQA section J) are examined on this paper.