GCSE Maths AQA June 2017 Paper 3 Higher Tier Walkthrough (*)

A complete walk through of AQA GCSE Maths June 2017 Higher Tier - Paper 3. Help revise for the 8300 new specification 9-1 mathematics exams and your mock. This walkthrough tutorial has full solutions to each question, so you can use it like a mark scheme.

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0:00:00 - Intro
0:01:45 - Q 1 - Operations with column vectors
0:02:34 - Q 2 - Properties of number with standard form
0:03:04 - Q 3 - Changing the subject of a formula
0:03:33 - Q 4 - Bearings
0:04:07 - Q 5 - Relative Frequency, expected outcomes
0:05:22 - Q 6 - Inequalities
0:07:00 - Q 7 - Error intervals
0:08:57 - Q 8 - Properties of shape, angles
0:10:28 - Q 9 - Probability
0:14:40 - Q10 - Angles in parallel lines with forming and solving linear equations
0:19:55 - Q11 - Ratios
0:21:54 - Q12 - Laws of indices
0:23:30 - Q13 - Mean averages
0:26:23 - Q14 - Direct/inverse proportion
0:27:03 - Q15 - Real life graphs
0:30:44 - Q16 - Compound Interest/depreciation
0:34:21 - Q17 - Speed distance time with ratio
0:40:49 - Q18 - Graphs of exponential functions
0:42:00 - Q19 - Circle theorems
0:44:32 - Q20 - Limits of accuracy
0:49:09 - Q21 - Quadratic Inequalities
0:50:28 - Q22 - nth term of a quadratic sequence
0:54:31 - Q23 - Quadratic functions - finding coefficients, turning points
0:58:27 - Q24 - Finding speed from a distance-time graph using gradient of tangent
1:02:53 - Q25 - Pythagoras theorem and Trigonometry in 3D
1:12:18 - Q26 - Forming and solving quadratic equations with Geometry
1:20:09 - Q27 - Proof with completing the square
1:24:07 - Outro

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Question Timestamps for mobile users:
0:00:00 - Intro
0:01:45 - Q 1 - Operations with column vectors
0:02:34 - Q 2 - Properties of number with standard form
0:03:04 - Q 3 - Changing the subject of a formula
0:03:33 - Q 4 - Bearings
0:04:07 - Q 5 - Relative Frequency, expected outcomes
0:05:22 - Q 6 - Inequalities
0:07:00 - Q 7 - Error intervals
0:08:57 - Q 8 - Properties of shape, angles
0:10:28 - Q 9 - Probability
0:14:40 - Q10 - Angles in parallel lines with forming and solving linear equations
0:19:55 - Q11 - Ratios
0:21:54 - Q12 - Laws of indices
0:23:30 - Q13 - Mean averages
0:26:23 - Q14 - Direct/inverse proportion
0:27:03 - Q15 - Real life graphs
0:30:44 - Q16 - Compound Interest/depreciation
0:34:21 - Q17 - Speed distance time with ratio
0:40:49 - Q18 - Graphs of exponential functions
0:42:00 - Q19 - Circle theorems
0:44:22 - Q20 - Limits of accuracy
0:49:09 - Q21 - Quadratic Inequalities
0:50:28 - Q22 - nth term of a quadratic sequence
0:54:31 - Q23 - Quadratic functions - finding coefficients, turning points
0:58:27 - Q24 - Finding speed from a distance-time graph using gradient of tangent
1:02:53 - Q25 - Pythagoras theorem and Trigonometry in 3D
1:12:18 - Q26 - Forming and solving quadratic equations with Geometry
1:20:09 - Q27 - Proof with completing the square
1:24:07 - Outro

[walidrazzari]

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[Do]

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[yellowneesy]

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[btslicious]

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[sgsnakex]

Yesterday I did the 2017 gcse past paper in exam conditions, I added my marks up and I got 214/240. So close to grade 9, maybe need to work more cause I'm not that happy

[sadrilemi]

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[AhmedAli-qufv]

Could you please answer more questions similar to the last one on this paper

[heysugazz]

in question 9b how did you get 520/1420 from 1-900/1420 ?

[theslowmo]

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[theslowmo]

I am sorry but I didn't get 8(a)! Could you please help me, sir?

[riz]

I’m pretty sure the answer to q9 probability is incorrect because you added 480 to 420 without changing the denominators

[bxtgvbn]

at q25 how do you know its a right angle?

[cknyuol]

Hey sir!!! On q25 would it be sin and not tan because if u look it at closely we have the hypotenuse

[mythic]

for question 23 dont u have solve the square to find out turning point

[veravera]

Thank you Mr T. So useful. Could you explain why we draw tangent in question 24?

[itsstillwill]

confused to how you got x=30
i got different
2x+10=3x-20
10=3x-20
30=3x
10=x

[keiraplume]

hiya on Q10 wouldnt it be 70 rather than 60 degrees

[jjrowe]

20 is incorrect as it’s not safe because it’s the most mass of the lift - the smallest mass Ben could be which is 451. I am incorrect, it is 450 in the end.