AQA GCSE Maths June 2018 Paper 1 Foundation Walkthrough (24 May 2018) (*)

AQA GCSE Maths past paper June 2018 Foundation Tier - Paper 1 (24 May 2018). Complete exam past paper walk through. 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 - Finding a fraction of a number
0:03:05 - Q 2 - Directed numbers
0:03:31 - Q 3 - Simplifying algebraic expressions
0:04:04 - Q 4 - Similar shapes
0:06:39 - Q 5 - Percentage of a number
0:07:35 - Q 6 - Decimal to fraction conversion
0:10:51 - Q 7 - Area with fractions
0:12:34 - Q 8 - Division
0:14:21 - Q 9 - Time zones
0:15:46 - Q10 - Median and mean averages
0:18:22 - Q11 - Money problem
0:24:01 - Q12 - Adding, subtracting and multiplying decimals
0:27:54 - Q13 - Probability - possibility spaces
0:32:33 - Q14 - Work rates
0:35:01 - Q15 - Simultaneous Equations
0:36:54 - Q16 - Coordinates - points on a line
0:37:45 - Q17 - Proof
0:39:16 - Q18 - Scale drawing - metric unit conversion
0:40:29 - Q19 - Fraction to percentage conversion
0:41:47 - Q20 - Order of operations BIDMAS
0:43:45 - Q21 - Transformations - reflection and rotation
0:47:42 - Q22 - Ratio
0:49:43 - Q23 - Plans and elevations
0:52:38 - Q24 - Dividing by a ratio
0:54:30 - Q25 - Fractions
0:56:26 - Q26 - Coordinate geometry - midpoints
0:58:26 - Q27 - Relative frequency
1:00:34 - Q28 - Solving linear inequalities
1:01:45 - Q29 - Range with fraction addition
1:04:04 - Q30 - Inverse proportion
1:07:02 - Q31 - Forming and solving equations with perimeter
1:09:45 - Q32 - Comparing numbers in Standard form
1:11:27 - Q29 - Outro

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[jaxkzzz]

Cheers mate, passed my mock because of you!

[MrTompkins]

Question Timestamps for mobile users: 0:00:00 - Intro
0:01:45 - Q 1 - Finding a fraction of a number
0:03:05 - Q 2 - Directed numbers
0:03:31 - Q 3 - Simplifying algebraic expressions
0:04:04 - Q 4 - Similar shapes
0:06:39 - Q 5 - Percentage of a number
0:07:35 - Q 6 - Decimal to fraction conversion
0:10:51 - Q 7 - Area with fractions
0:12:34 - Q 8 - Division
0:14:21 - Q 9 - Time zones
0:15:46 - Q10 - Median and mean averages
0:18:22 - Q11 - Money problem
0:24:01 - Q12 - Adding, subtracting and multiplying decimals
0:27:54 - Q13 - Probability - possibility spaces
0:32:33 - Q14 - Work rates
0:35:01 - Q15 - Simultaneous Equations
0:36:54 - Q16 - Coordinates - points on a line
0:37:45 - Q17 - Proof
0:39:16 - Q18 - Scale drawing - metric unit conversion
0:40:29 - Q19 - Fraction to percentage conversion
0:41:47 - Q20 - Order of operations BIDMAS
0:43:45 - Q21 - Transformations - reflection and rotation
0:47:42 - Q22 - Ratio
0:49:43 - Q23 - Plans and elevations
0:52:38 - Q24 - Dividing by a ratio
0:54:30 - Q25 - Fractions
0:56:26 - Q26 - Coordinate geometry - midpoints
0:58:26 - Q27 - Relative frequency
1:00:34 - Q28 - Solving linear inequalities
1:01:45 - Q29 - Range with fraction addition
1:04:04 - Q30 - Inverse proportion
1:07:02 - Q31 - Forming and solving equations with perimeter
1:09:45 - Q32 - Comparing numbers in Standard form
1:11:27 - Q29 - Outro

[dizmodiamond]

i couldent find an explained answer to Q23 anywhere, tysm

[armz]

Question 14 @33:15 So from my understanding if 2 people working at the same work rate, take 6 hours to paint a room, then if one person was painting, it would take 12 hours. So if 3 people were to work at the same work rate then it should be 3 hours. I don’t know why I can’t grasp this to come with the correct answer.

The question doesn’t say 2 people paint the room and take 12 hours it says they both work at the same work rate and get the job done in 6, so in my head


1 person paints the room in 12 hours/ 2 people work together to paint the room in 6 hours / 3 people would paint the room in 3 hours

If the answer was supposedly 4 hours then all 3 would paint the room in 4 hours which means 2 people would paint the room in 8 hours but 2 paint it in 6. Please cure me of my stupidity.

[leahparker]

Was doing this when i found out gcses are cancelled😭😭😭

[inaya]

it would be very good if you have a november paper

[LeeLarner]

Hi sir I need a 8 to do Further maths A level what’s ur suggestion on how to revise to get a 8 or 9 in maths Higher Tier is doing past papers whilst watching your solutions good enough and then trying the paper myself after I’ve watched if not what would u suggest

[windyruss]

question28 @ 1:01 why can't x be 10? % * 10 + 3 is less than 60

[kittykatification]

Do you have plans to put the November 18 paper 1 on the other site.

[SKPlayZRaDiuM]

Sir. Do you only work on AQA exam board?