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2 Multiplication and Division Gcse Ocr Maths Ms

The document is a mark scheme for a GCSE Maths exam focusing on multiplication and division, detailing the scoring criteria for various questions. It includes specific answers, marks allocated for each part, and methods for achieving those marks. The exam allows a total of 64 minutes and is graded out of 53 points.

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2 Multiplication and Division Gcse Ocr Maths Ms

The document is a mark scheme for a GCSE Maths exam focusing on multiplication and division, detailing the scoring criteria for various questions. It includes specific answers, marks allocated for each part, and methods for achieving those marks. The exam allows a total of 64 minutes and is graded out of 53 points.

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Multiplication and Division


Mark Scheme

Level OCR
Subject Maths
Exam Board GCSE (9-1)
Topic Number Operators And Integers
Sub Topic Multiplication and Division
Grade Level Grade 1/2
Booklet Mark Scheme

Time Allowed: 64 minutes

Score: /53

Percentage: /100
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1 (a) (i) 9 2 B1 for 8 shares seen or used eg 24 ÷ B0 for just 3 seen


8 [= 3]
or B1 for 3 × 3 [Common with Foundation]

(ii) 10 2 B1 for 5 × 2 or other clear evidence of


attempt to double the ratio [Common with Foundation]

(b) 2.20 pm or 14:20 3 B2 for 80 or 1h 20m or 2:20


or M1 for prime factor decomposition eg correct factor tree or division
of 16 and/or 20 found list
16 = 24, 20 = 22 × 5 but need not be
expressed as product [Common with Foundation]
or M1 for 16, 32, 48 and 20, 40, 60
seen (oe in counting on from 1 pm)
or M1 for 16 = 4 × 4 and 20 = 4 × 5

2 4.40 3 B2 for answer 4.4


Or M2 for (60.76 - 4×1.99) ÷ 3 or 4 or 12 soi Soi by 17.6[0], 13.2[0] or 4.4[0]
Or for 60.76÷4 – 1.99 soi by 13.2[0]
Or M1 for 60.76 - 4×1.99 soi by 52.8[0]
Or for 60.76÷4 soi by 15.19
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3 464.8 in either A or B 1 SC3 if 16.6 correct but in wrong box or


intermediate steps wrong or missing
4 in C 1

For the next two marks no more than one


of them can be ft

116.2 in D 1(FT) FT exact answer to their Exact answers may be fractions


(non-integer) 464.8 ÷ 4

16.6 in E 1(FT) FT exact answer to


their (non-integer) 116.2 ÷ 7

If 0 or 1, allow SC2 for figs 166 seen

4 (a) 1 315 200 1

(b) 1315.2 1FT FT their (a) ÷ 1000

(c) 0.411 2 M1 for digits 411 seen


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5 (a) 26.5 3 15.9


M2 for 6 × 10 oe
15.9
Or M1 for 6 soi by 2.65

(b) 33 3 B2 for 33.96… to 34 seen


90 90
×6
Or M1 for 15.9 or their 2.65

6 (a) 22 × 3 oe 1 Must be product

(b) (i) 48 2 B1 for answer as 24 or a multiple of 24


that is greater than 48 eg 72 or 96
Or M1 for lists of multiples of 8 and of 12
(at least 3 each)

(ii) [48 or their (i)] + multiples of 24 2 Or go up in 24s oe See appendix for examples
B1 for multiples of 24 oe mentioned or for
‘multiples of 48’
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7 882[.00] 1
216.65 1
6.19 1FT Their 216.65 ÷ 35 rot to 2dp
222.4[0] 1 If VAT is blank but answer 1334.4[0]
then VAT mark can be implied
1334.40 1FT Must be correct money notation for final
mark 1112 + their 222.4[0]

8 (a) 59 & 28 2 B1 for 3 correct


63 & 6

(b) (i) 60 1 Allow ‘busstop’ method with clear


60  0.05 or 60 and 0.05
0.05

(ii) 1200 3 M2 for full correct method e.g. attempt at long division
(60/0.05 or 6000/5) seen that would
lead to correct order of magnitude
and first step correct

or M1 for one correct step e.g. 20 per second, 20 ~ 1, 2 per


0.1 s, their 20 x 60, etc
20 or 60/5 alone do not score
If zero scored SC1 for figs 12 as answer
nfww
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9 (a) 41 2 B1 for (1¼ lb =) 20 (oz)


or (2¼ lb =) 36 (oz)
or (½ lb =) 8 (oz)
1
or 7 or 116
4

(b) (i) 1 2 5 25 125 1 500


31 M1 for × or oe or 25 + 25 × eg earns M1
4 4 (1) 4 4 16
or full method for 1.25 × 25 with no more 1
but 1 × 25 only does not score
than one arithmetic error or 32 nfww 4
Condone 31.25 for 2

(ii) 11 2 M1 for (their 125) ÷ 12 or 10(….) or an


embedded answer of 10 or 11 eg 10 × 12 = 120 or 12 × 11 = 132
Could be through clear counting on
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10 (a) 12 4 B1 for use of a correct unit change

M1 for 2(0)  21 or 42(0) Condone 66(0) used


or figs 67/figs 2 or figs 335, 33

M1 for (their 67(0) – their 42(0))/2(0) ie units must be consistent here


or their 67(0)/2(0) – 21(0) so (670 – 420)/2 scores
B1M1M0
Division may be implied
eg 11  2 = 24 with answer of 11
or by ‘counting on’
Condone 67(0)  2(0) = 33.1,
33.05 etc, similarly 25  2 = 12.1
etc

(b) £3.53
3. M1 for 20 – (3.99 + 5.49 + 6.99) soi eg answer of 2.53 following
3
B1 for £16.47 seen 17.47 scores M1

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