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.
The official paper and mark scheme
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Paper 2: Pure and Mechanics 7357/2
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3 A Level questions like these, with worked solutions
Written and checked by us, not taken from the AQA paper. Try each one, then tap "Worked solution" to see every step and its marks.
Coordinate geometry · 8 marks
Three points define the vertices of a triangle:
, , and .By calculating the gradients of
and , prove that triangle is a right-angled triangle.Calculate the exact lengths of
and .Hence, find the exact area of the triangle
.
Worked solution
Gradient
. A1
Gradient . A1
Since , and are perpendicular. M1
Thus, triangle has a right angle at . B1Length
. A1
Length . A1Since the triangle is right-angled at
, and act as the base and height. M1
Area sq units. A1
Exponentials and logarithms · 4 marks
Given that
and , express in terms of and .Worked solution
- M1 for splitting the logarithm into a sum:
. - B1 for evaluating
. - M1 for applying the power law:
. - A1 for the final expression
.
- M1 for splitting the logarithm into a sum:
Kinematics · 5 marks
Car A travels along a straight road at a constant speed of
. Car B starts from rest at the same point and accelerates uniformly at until it reaches a speed of , after which it maintains this speed. Find the distance Car B travels before it catches up to Car A.Worked solution
- M1 for finding the time taken for Car B to reach
: . - M1 for finding the distances covered in the first
: Car B covers . Car A covers . - M1 for setting up an equation for the remaining distance where Car B catches A. Let
be the additional time: . - M1 for solving to find
: . Total time = . - A1 for finding the total distance:
.
- M1 for finding the time taken for Car B to reach
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What this paper covers
What this paper is like
- Shape: 17 questions, 100 marks in 2 h (about 1.2 minutes a mark); questions from 1 to 16 marks.
- Biggest question: Q16, 16 marks: variable acceleration of a sprinter.
- Marks by main topic: Kinematics 22, Algebra and functions 17, Exponentials and logarithms 11, Forces and Newton's laws 11, Sequences and series 9, Vectors 9, Moments 8, Integration 7, Trigonometry 6.
- More Kinematics in other sittings: June 2018 Q15 (9 marks), November 2020 Q19 (8 marks), November 2021 Q18 (11 marks).
- Against the other 5 sittings we mapped: more marks on Algebra and functions (17 marks here, 8 on average) and Vectors (9 marks here, 3 on average); fewer on Differentiation (0 marks here, 12 on average) and Forces and Newton's laws (11 marks here, 17 on average).
- Not on this paper: Proof, Coordinate geometry, Differentiation, Numerical methods.
- Calculator: allowed.
7357/2: question by question
Labels and topics are ours, read from the 7357/2 paper (checked 2026-11-01); marks as printed. Tap a number to practise that topic.
- Q1Modulus graph (tick one) (1 marks) · Algebra and functions
- Q2Index laws (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Algebra and functions
- Q3Which function has no inverse (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Algebra and functions
- Q4Common factor of two quadratics (4 marks) · Algebra and functions
- Q5Separable differential equation with ln x (7 marks) · Integration, Exponentials and logarithms
- Q6a sin x + b cos x from its maximum (6 marks) · Trigonometry
- Q7Cubic graphs and roots (10 marks) · Algebra and functions
- Q8House price growth model (11 marks) · Exponentials and logarithms
- Q9Binomial expansion and its validity (9 marks) · Sequences and series
- Q10Velocity-time graph (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Kinematics
- Q11Crate and friction (multiple choice) (1 marks) · Forces and Newton's laws
- Q12Particle under two constant forces (1 marks) · Forces and Newton's laws
- Q13Free fall and modelling assumptions (5 marks) · Kinematics
- Q14Metal rod overhanging a shelf (8 marks) · Moments
- Q15Buoys on a lake with position vectors (9 marks) · Vectors, Kinematics
- Q16Variable acceleration of a sprinter (16 marks) · Kinematics
- Q17Sledge pulled on rough ground (9 marks) · Forces and Newton's laws
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Where is the AQA June 2019 Paper 2 mark scheme?
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What are the grade boundaries for AQA A Level Maths June 2019?
On AQA's grade boundaries page (opens in a new tab). They are set for all three papers together, so Paper 2 on its own has no grade.
How long is AQA A Level Maths Paper 2?
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.