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Problems adapted from questions set for previous Mathematics exams.

1.

GCSE Higher
Temperature Graph

The graph shows the temperature recorded in a tent over a 25 hour period.

(a) For how many of the 25 hours is the temperature more than 5 degrees?

(b) By how much does the temperature change between hour 19 and hour 24?


2.

GCSE Higher

The graph gives information about how the charging time in hours of an electric car relates to its range given as a distance in kilometres.

Conversion Graph

(a) Find the gradient of the graph.

(b) Interpret what the gradient of the graph represents.


3.

GCSE Higher

(a) Use the red graphs to solve the simultaneous equations:

$$4x-7y=-47$$ $$3y=-5x$$

(b) Use the blue graph to find estimates for the solutions of the quadratic equation:

$$x^2-5x+3=0$$ Two Graphs

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