AQA GCSE Maths June 2022 Paper 2 Higher Tier Past Paper Walkthrough

[@hamzasherasmat6593]

This guy teaches us + explains it + gives us answer + finishes the exam 15 mins before well thats a feat

[@MrTompkins]

Well to be fair, I've had quite a lot of practice! Hope this helped you with your preparations. Good luck with mock!

[@hamzasherasmat6593]

@@MrTompkins I meant, most other channels like you can't do it like you

[@MrTompkins]

Thanks @@hamzasherasmat6593 - really appreciate the feedback!

[@SairaKasana]

Sooo much helpful thanks alot xxxx

[@MrTompkins]

Glad to hear it! Good luck with your studies =)

[@alfievickery4717]

You're my hero Mr Tomkins thank you !!!

[@MrTompkins]

Love it, thanks! 😃 Best of luck for tomorrow 🍀

[@dubious26]

Thank you ever so much. You are a super star

[@MrTompkins]

Aw thanks! Good luck in your mocks/exams!

[@Roy-w5o]

I thought you have to use prime factors to work out question 6, correct me if I'm wrong.

[@MrTompkins]

Well, prime factors is certainly the easiest way to answer it, as I realised after I'd solved it the hard way! No, unless questions specifically specifies a particular method of solution, then any valid method that results in the correct answer is acceptable.

[@Itslayla16]

what's the percentage of getting a grade 8 in GCSE Aqa maths

[@MrTompkins]

Last year you needed 62 marks on each paper to get an 8.

[@undercoversummer1232]

@@MrTompkins If u got for instance a grade 5 on one paper and then on the next 2 papers u get 80 marks on each could u stil get a 7 or is the grades a average?

[@MrTompkins]

@undercoversummer1232 yes, your grade is awarded on the sun of your 3 papers. So if you dip in one, you can make it up on the other. It’s petty common for students to perform worse on paper 1

[@undercoversummer1232]

@@MrTompkins Thank you I was really nervous about this makes me feel better that I can redeem myself