Foundation June 2025 Paper 2 Q9
9 Roy has 2 litres of orange juice in a jug and some empty cups.
He pours orange juice from the jug to completely fill as many cups as possible.
He pours 180 millilitres of orange juice into each cup.
Work out how much orange juice Roy has left in the jug after he has completely filled as many cups as possible.
Give your answer in millilitres.
(4)
| Scheme | Marks |
|---|---|
| (2 litres =) 2000 (millilitres) or (180 millilitres =) 0.18 (litres) | B1 |
eg 2000 ÷ 180 oe or 2 ÷ 0.18 oe or 11(.111….) or \(\dfrac{100}{9}\) or \(11\dfrac{1}{9}\) or 180, 360, 540, 720, …. 1800, 1980 or 2000, 1820, 1640, 1460 …. 200, 20 | M1 |
| 11 × 180 (= 1980) or 11 × 0.18 (= 1.98) or 180, 360, 540, 720, …. 1800, 1980 or 2000, 1820, 1640, 1460 …. 200, 20 | M1 |
| Working not required, so correct answer scores full marks (unless from obvious incorrect working) Answer: 20 | A1 |
| (4) | |
| (4 marks) |
Notes
B1: Can be implied from correct working
M1: ft their millilitres ÷ 180 or 2 ÷ their litres for this mark
NB Repeated subtraction must continue to a number less than 180
eg 200 ÷ 180 or 200 – 180 gains this mark only
eg 500 ÷ 180 or 500 – 180 – 180 gains this mark only
eg 2 ÷ 1.8 or 2 – 1.8 gains this mark only
Allow one arithmetic error for repeated addition or repeated subtraction for this mark
M1: dep on B1 or for an answer of 0.02
No errors allowed for repeated addition or repeated subtraction for this mark