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Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2

SQA / Qualifications Scotland · 9 questions

Free Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2 past paper questions with the SQA marking scheme and video worked solutions. Here are 3 of the 9 questions; every question, answer and video for this paper is in the free question bank.

3 of 9 questions

  1. Question 1

    Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2 Question 1: Applying algebraic skills to rectilinear shapes
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  2. Question 2

    Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2 Question 2 (7 marks): Identifying and sketching related functions, Determining composite and inverse functions
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    • Identifying and sketching related functions
    • Determining composite and inverse functions
  3. Question 3

    Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2 Question 3 (6 marks): Modelling situations using sequences, Explaining a solution and, where appropriate, relating it to context
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    • Modelling situations using sequences
    • Explaining a solution and, where appropriate, relating it to context

About Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2

Where can I find the Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2 marking scheme?

Press Show answer under each question above to see the SQA marking instructions for it. The marking scheme for all 9 questions of Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2 is in the free Rishi Subjects question bank.

Are there video solutions for Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2?

Yes. Worked video solutions from DLBmaths open under the questions above, and the question bank has the video walkthroughs available for the rest of the paper.

How many questions are in Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2?

Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2 has 9 questions. 3 of them are free to try on this page.

What topics are in Higher Maths 2015 Paper 2?

The questions on this page cover Applying algebraic skills to rectilinear shapes, Identifying and sketching related functions, Determining composite and inverse functions, Modelling situations using sequences, Explaining a solution and, where appropriate, relating it to context. Every question in the bank is tagged by topic, so you can also practise each topic across all Higher Maths past papers.