AQA Maths Level 1 Past Paper March 2023 Paper 2

A fair, ordinary dice is rolled.

Select the probability of rolling the number 4

Convert 2460 centimetres to metres.

You are facing North East.
You turn clockwise to face South East.

Write down the angle of the turn.

Work out 76² – 47²

Write these fractions in order of size, starting with the largest.

²/₃         ³/₅        ⁵/₈

Work out the range of these numbers.

20   15   9   10   26   14   18

Here is an L-shape.

Work out the area of the L-shape.

Kim works as a tiler for a building company.

She is paid a normal hourly rate of £26.50 from Monday to Friday.
She is paid double the normal hourly rate on Saturday.
She does not work on Sunday.
Here are the hours she worked from Monday to Friday one week.

In total, Kim was paid £1060 that week.
How many hours did she work on Saturday?

The company uses this formula to work out the charge for a job.

The job will take 11 hours.
Will the charge be less than £350?

The diagram shows how much petrol is in the tank of Kim’s van.

Kim takes the van to the petrol station to fill the tank.
The tank holds 64 litres when full.
Petrol costs £1.45 per litre.
Kim has £70 to pay for the petrol.

Does she have enough money to fill the tank with petrol?

Talik likes cycling.

Talik wants to buy a new bike.
There are two ways he can pay for the bike.

Talik says,
“If I use option 1, rather than option 2, I will save more than £35”

Is he correct?

Linda is making a bouquet of flowers for the bride. box
She will use pink roses and cream roses in the ratio pink : cream = 1 : 3
Linda will put 5 pink roses in the bouquet.
She has 21 cream roses.

How many cream roses will she have left after making the bouquet?

Linda is baking the wedding cake.
She finds this recipe for a cake to serve 20 people.

She has plenty of flour, sugar and eggs.

She has
1 kilogram of dried fruit
140 grams of butter.

Work out how much more dried fruit and butter she needs.

Steve works as a caretaker in a primary school.

Steve wants to buy a climbing frame for the school playground.
Pupils in Years 4, 5 and 6 have been fundraising to pay for it.
The climbing frame will cost £950
The table shows how much money they have raised so far.

The teachers help by baking and selling cakes.
They sell 62 cakes for £1.20 each.
All the money from selling the cakes is added to the fundraising total.

How much more money do they need to raise to buy the climbing frame?

Steve built a new sand pit for the school playground. box
The sand pit is in the shape of a cuboid.

Steve needs to buy bags of sand to fill the sand pit to the top.
Each bag contains 0.05m³ of sand.

How many bags of sand does Steve need to buy?

Steve is going to replace the fence panels around the playground.
Here is a plan view of the playground.

Steve will keep the old gate and buy new fence panels.
Fence panels are 2 m wide.
Each 2 m panel costs £32.46

Steve says,
“The total cost of the fence panels will be less than £1600”

Is he correct?