AQA Maths Level 1 Past Paper January 2022 Paper 2

Circle the smallest value.

Four angles meet at a point.

Which angle is obtuse?
Circle your answer.

Convert 3.2 litres to millilitres.

A fair, ordinary dice is rolled.
Write down the probability of rolling the number 3

Here is a scale.
1 cm represents 8 km
What does a length of 2.5 cm represent?

Here are six values.

10   6   4   12   5   17

Work out the mean.

Decrease 1600 by 20%

Sally is booking a family holiday to Portugal.
The table shows the cost of flights and villa rental.

Sally will also hire a car.

Hire cost = £130 + £35 × number of days hired

Sally has £3500 to pay for flights, villa rental and car hire.

Does she have enough to hire a car for 14 days?

The holiday is for 14 days.
Sally wants to have 200 euros spending money per day.
She already has 192 euros left from another holiday.

The exchange rate is £1 = 1.16 euros
She says,
“Changing £2200 into euros will be enough.”

Is she correct?

James is planning to cycle along the perimeter of a country estate.

This L-shaped diagram shows his route.

James will cycle 20 km each hour.

How long will it take him?

James will drive box from home to the country estate.
Here is his plan for the day.

He needs to be home by 4 pm

What is the latest time that he can leave home to go on the cycle ride?

The estate is made up of a deer park and some land for sheep.

James says,
“The area of the land for sheep is more than 5 times the area of the deer park.”

Is he correct?

A clothes company makes school uniforms.
They use a machine to make badges for blazers.
The machine usually makes 5000 badges per day.

One day, the machine makes 5000 badges.
2 of the badges are faulty.
The manager says,
“The probability that a badge is faulty is  ¹/₂₅₀”

Is he correct?

One week, the machine broke down on Wednesday.
The machine only made 1400 badges that day.
The machine still produced 25 000 badges that week.
It produced the same number on Thursday as on Friday.
Complete the table.

The table shows the costs of making 5000 badges.

The company wants to make at least 40% profit on the costs.
Work out the minimum price the company should charge per badge.
Give your answer in pence.

Aisha works part-time in a hotel.

Aisha is paid an hourly rate of £8.85 for working any day from Monday to Saturday.
She is paid double this hourly rate for each hour worked on Sunday.
Aisha wants her pay to be at least £230 next week.
Here are the hours she will work from Monday to Saturday.

Work out the minimum number of hours she needs to work on Sunday.

Aisha often receives tips from customers.
One month she receives £72.90 in tips.
She spends
half of the £72.90 on clothes
one fifth of the £72.90 on make-up.
She saves the rest.
Work out how much she saves.