FDPR Mixed Context: Eduqas GCSE Foundation November 2024 Paper 2 Q2

Foundation November 2024 Paper 2 Q2

EduqasFoundationCurrent spec5 marksFDPR Mixed Context Percentages

2. Part of the breakfast menu at a café is shown below.

(a)

Ffion orders a small breakfast with one extra egg and one extra sausage.

(i) What is the total cost for this? [1]

(ii) Ffion is given a 10% discount on her order.
How much money will she save? [1]

(b) Carl pays for three small breakfasts.
He pays with a £20 note.
How much change should he get? [2]

(c)

Catrin has a voucher to use at the café.

Voucher
A small breakfast plus two extra items:
Pay £6.50

She orders a small breakfast and two extra items.
Catrin uses her voucher instead of paying the usual price.

Will Catrin definitely save money?

Yes ☐ No ☐

Give the reason for your answer. [1]

Mark scheme (a)

Scheme	Marks	Comments
(i) (£)6.8(0) or 680 (p)	B1	If units are given, they must be correct. Allow £6.80p.
(ii) (£)0.68 or 68(p)	B1	FT ‘their £6.80’. Allow rounded or truncated FT answers. If units are given, they must be correct.

Scheme	Marks	Comments
(£)5.45 or 545(p)	B2	B1 for 20 – 3 × 4.85 may be seen in stages, or for sight of (£)14.55 or 1455(p) If units are given, they must be correct.

Mark scheme (c)

Scheme	Marks	Comments
No seen or implied with a correct reason e.g. ‘Catrin only saves money using the voucher if at least one of the items is a sausage or if she orders two portions of mushrooms.’ ‘She will only save money if she spends over £1.65 (on extra items).’ ‘She can buy a small breakfast with one egg and one portion of tomatoes for £6.09.’ ‘Catrin doesn’t save money if the extra items are mushrooms and tomatoes.’ ‘Catrin doesn’t save money if the extra items are egg and mushrooms.’ ‘Catrin doesn’t save money if the extra items are both eggs.’	E1	Allow ‘No’ ticked with a numerical example of £4.85 + two items from the table with a correct total that is less than £6.50. Do not allow e.g. ‘It depends on the items.’ ‘It depends, some of the two items would come to less than the voucher.’ ‘A breakfast plus two items don’t add up to £6.50.’ ‘It depends, if she orders the more expensive items she will.’ (without exemplification)
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