Generating sequences: OCR GCSE Maths questions
Every OCR GCSE Maths exam question on A23 Generating sequences, 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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- June 2025, Paper 4, Q18 (6 marks): (a) A sequence is defined by u ku 2 , u 7 and u 29 5 . . 1 = - 2 = 3 = n n + Find the value of k. (a) k = (b) Another sequence is defined by u 6 u 7 . 1 = - n n
- November 2024, Paper 4, Q18 (6 marks): Some sequences are defined using this term-to-term rule. u 5 u 8 . 1 = - n n + (a) If u 22 , show that u 102 . 3 = 4 = (b) If u 22 , work out u2. 3 = (b) (c) If
- November 2023, Paper 4, Q17 (5 marks): (a) A sequence is defined by -2. u 3 u 7 and u = + = n 1 n 1 + Work out the value of u2 and the value of u3. (a) u2 = u3 = (b) Here are the first four terms of
- November 2023, Paper 5, Q10 (4 marks): (a) Find the next term of this sequence. 1 3 9 27 81 (b) In the Fibonacci sequence below, the next term is found by adding the two previous terms. The third ter
- November 2019, Paper 6, Q11 (8 marks): A sequence is defined by the rule u 5 u 15 . 1 = - n n + (a) If u 6 , calculate 3 = (i) u5 (a)(i) u5 = (ii) u2 (ii) u2 = (b) Trevor says If u 1 = 3.75 then u 10
- November 2017, Paper 6, Q12 (6 marks): (a) A sequence is defined using this term-to-term rule. u 2 u 15 1 = + n n + If u1 = 5, find u2 . (a) (b) Another sequence is defined using this term-to-term ru
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