AQA Maths Level 2 March 2020 Paper 2

Which point has the coordinates (–2, 3)?

Circle your answer.

Here is an isosceles triangle. box
AB = AC

Work out the size of angle x.

A cuboid is shown below.

Work out the total surface area of the cuboid.

Here is a tree diagram.

Work out the probability of Red in Event 1 and Red in Event 2

A cylinder has radius 3.2 cm and height 7.5 cm

Work out the volume of the cylinder.

Paul and Fran want to enter a 60 km cycle race.
They look at the reviews of two races, A and B, from last year.
Each review gives a score out of 5 stars to show how good the race was.
Here is some information about the review scores for Race A.

They enter the race with the higher average review score.
Which race do they enter?

Fran wants to buy a new bike for the race.
She sees this offer.

Fran has £600 to spend.
Can she afford the bike?

Paul and Fran start the race at the same time.
Fran cycles the 60 km at an average speed of 15 miles per hour.
Fran completes the race and waits for Paul to finish.
Paul finishes the race in 167 minutes.
Does Fran wait for more than 10 minutes?
Use 1 mile = 1.6 km
You must show your working.

Lucas is going shopping at a supermarket.

Lucas has a budget of £50 per week for food.
He has already spent £12.50 on takeaway meals.

What fraction of his budget does he have left?

Lucas buys a 450 g packet of biscuits.

He reads the label.

Lucas eats 2 biscuits.

Work out the percentage of the MRDA of sugar in the 2 biscuits.

Lucas looks at his car’s petrol gauge and decides to fill up the petrol tank.

The petrol tank holds 70 litres when full.
Petrol costs 126.8p per litre.

How much does Lucas pay to fill up the tank?

Meg owns a company that builds concrete driveways.

Here is a sketch of a plan of a driveway made from a rectangle and a triangle.

Meg charges £120 per square metre to construct the driveway.
Work out the total amount she charges for the driveway.

Meg promises the customer that the driveway will be constructed in 7 days.
Meg has 3 workers.
It would take the 3 workers 11 days to construct the driveway.

Work out the minimum number of extra workers Meg needs to employ.
Assume all workers work at the same rate.

Meg paints a different driveway with a waterproof coating.
The driveway covers an area of 35.75 m2
The coating is made by mixing sealant and water in the ratio 3 : 8
2 litres of the coating will cover 1 m2 of driveway.
Sealant is sold in 1.5 litre bottles.
How many bottles of sealant does she need?

Pete has a scale diagram of the living room in his apartment.
Pete wants to cover one wall with wallpaper.

The width of the wall on the scale drawing is 15.9 cm

The scale is 1 : 60
The wallpaper Pete wants comes in rolls of width 0.53 m and length 10.05 m and costs £13.85 per roll.

The height of the room is 2.65 m
Pete cuts the rolls into lengths of 2.65 m

Work out the total cost of the rolls of wallpaper that Pete needs for the wall.

Pete wants to hide the wires from his TV.
Wires can be hidden in plastic trunking.
Trunking can be cut to any length.
Pete needs three pieces of trunking measuring:

1¹⁄₂ metres

2¹⁄₄ metres

90 cm

Pete has 15 feet of trunking.

Is this enough?
Use 1 foot = 12 inches
Use 1 inch = 2.5 cm