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Unofficial mark scheme for Edexcel Maths Paper 1- Higher 2023

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the venn diagram was the easiest question u guys are acting like it was A U B' or smthn- the answer is 7/10 and that's it and i think what may be the problem is that many people forgot 1 squared is 1, B' means not b so EVERYTHING outside be must be included, this includes numbers in Set A and Set E.
Reply 101
Original post by Smcgfx
If I wrote 4 and 14/16 for mixed fractions instead of 7/8 is it still correct


yes please i did the same someone respond
Reply 102
Original post by jannah678
yes please i did the same someone respond


The question doesn't ask explicitly for it to be in simplest form, so you should get full marks. But I do recommend in future always to make sure that you eliminate common factors between the numerator and denominator as early as possible. This is not just to meet any question criteria but because it makes your life so much easier, especially if it's in the middle of a sequence of calculations!
Reply 103
Original post by A.23
I'm just making an unofficial mark scheme for us to add too cause I haven't seen anyone else make one. We can discuss the answers in the chat below but I'm gonna add the answers that I've seen on other maths forums for now :smile:

- some of the questions may be in the wrong order!

1) division with decimals - 56.4 (3 marks)
2) fractions - 4 7/8 (3 marks)
3)125 surface area of cube is 150 cm2 find the volume (4 marks)
4) frequency polygon (2 marks)
5) pressure(cylinder) question- 3 (3 marks)
6) 20% holiday question - £1200 ( 2 marks)
7)the pentagon question -140degrees (3 marks)
8)
9)scatter graph
a) as age increases weight increases-its a positive correlation (1 mark)
b) 4 months (2 marks)
10) a)venn diagram (1 mark)
b)7/10 (2 marks)
11) simultaneous equations graph x=6 y=-2 (1 mark)
12) probability of losing = 62/72 = 31/36 ( 2 marks)
13) direct proportionality- y=80 (3 marks)
14) indices question
a) 4^-2 (2 marks)
b) this was 8^(5/3) - 9^(3/2) = 5 (2 marks)
15) 2 perpendicular line question k=3 (3 marks)
16)the sphere 10 square root 2 (4 marks)
17) make x the subject x= -3y-28/5y-8 (4 marks)
18) carrots -30p
Tomatoes -54p (4 marks)
19) dessert question - 7 (2 marks)
20) functions
a) (5x-2)^2 (2 marks)
b) 55 (3 marks)
21) circle theorem - 71° (4 marks)
22) plane/ cuboid question - 30 degrees (2 marks )
23) (10root3 + 27) / 39 (4 marks)
24) inequalities -2.5<x<4/3 (5 marks)


I found the ratios for both equations in the pat question how many marks out of 5 would I get
Original post by hibaaamer
Here are some of the questions I have worked out
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XGEMadLm1pgn0c0x14eDlzUjpE2LP0Tn

heyyy do u have the higher one?
Number 8 is 3 I think
Reply 106
Original post by A.23
I'm just making an unofficial mark scheme for us to add too cause I haven't seen anyone else make one. We can discuss the answers in the chat below but I'm gonna add the answers that I've seen on other maths forums for now :smile:

- some of the questions may be in the wrong order!

1) division with decimals - 56.4 (3 marks)
2) fractions - 4 7/8 (3 marks)
3)125 surface area of cube is 150 cm2 find the volume (4 marks)
4) frequency polygon (2 marks)
5) pressure(cylinder) question- 3 (3 marks)
6) 20% holiday question - £1200 ( 2 marks)
7)the pentagon question -140degrees (3 marks)
8)
9)scatter graph
a) as age increases weight increases-its a positive correlation (1 mark)
b) 4 months (2 marks)
10) a)venn diagram (1 mark)
b)7/10 (2 marks)
11) simultaneous equations graph x=6 y=-2 (1 mark)
12) probability of losing = 62/72 = 31/36 ( 2 marks)
13) direct proportionality- y=80 (3 marks)
14) indices question
a) 4^-2 (2 marks)
b) this was 8^(5/3) - 9^(3/2) = 5 (2 marks)
15) 2 perpendicular line question k=3 (3 marks)
16)the sphere 10 square root 2 (4 marks)
17) make x the subject x= -3y-28/5y-8 (4 marks)
18) carrots -30p
Tomatoes -54p (4 marks)
19) dessert question - 7 (2 marks)
20) functions
a) (5x-2)^2 (2 marks)
b) 55 (3 marks)
21) circle theorem - 71° (4 marks)
22) plane/ cuboid question - 30 degrees (2 marks )
23) (10root3 + 27) / 39 (4 marks)
24) inequalities -2.5<x<4/3 (5 marks)

Hey, do you have paper 2?

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