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- Q1Which point is at (3,4)?dacb30s
- Q210 litres in gallons is approximately!2.2 gallons0.45 gallons45.5 gallons22 gallons60s
- Q3What is the mode of these numbers?9012510018060s
- Q4Which one of the following lists is in increasing order?dabc60s
- Q5Work out the surface area of the sphere to the nearest cm222cm squared15cm squared113cm squared1421cm squared120s
- Q6A man is going to New York for work. He wants to book a hotel online. A friend says ‘Remember the booking website will show the price in dollars. It will actually cost more pounds than the price shown, because of the exchange rate.’ The man checks the exchange rate because he thinks his friend is wrong. He think that the number of pounds will be less than the number of dollars shown. Who is right, the man or his friend? Explain your answer.His friend is right: £1 is more than 1 dollar.His friend is wrong: $1.24 will always show as more than £1.00His friend is right: He never argues with his friend.His friend is wrong: He has more money than sense.120s
- Q7A newspaper report says that a company made £700,000 profit last year. It says this was 12% more than the year before. Work out how much profit the company made the year before.£625,000£650,000£616,000£600,000120s
- Q8How much income tax will she pay for the year?£900£930£390£900.30300s
- Q9A worker has to set a machine to cut this shape from a piece of metal. What is the area of the shape?36cm sq24cm sq26cm sq30cm sq300s
- Q10A photographer increases the price he charges to print photographs. He wants to know if this affects his sales. Does the price increase seem to have had an effect on the number of prints ordered per customer? Explain your answer.No, the sales remained the same.Yes, because less customers came through the doors.Yes, the mean sales dropped by 1.1No, the mean sales rose by 1.1300s
- Q11The table shows how much a garage pays its staff. Last week, a mechanic worked 7½ hours each day from Monday to Saturday. She did not work on Sunday. Her normal rate of pay is £10.80 an hour. Work out her total pay for last week.£550.25£500.25£605.25£506.25300s
- Q12A woman applies for a new job that pays £8.50 a week more (after tax). She will work 5 days a week and drive to work, as she does in her job now. The new job is 6 miles further from her house. Will the woman be better off with the new job after she takes the petrol into consideration? Explain your answer.No, she will be £0,39p worse off.No, she will be just the sameYes, she will be £1.50 better off.Yes, she will be £0,39p better off.300s
- Q13Your boss needs you to make some travel arrangements for him. He will travel to Hull 4 days every week for the next 6 months (26 weeks). He needs to arrive at Hull at 8:30am and catch the train home at 5pm each day. Which ticket type do you recommend?Off Peak WeeklyWeeklyMonthlyAnnual300s
- Q14A company has made some changes to the way its employees work. The manager wants to know if these changes have made any difference to the number of days employees take off work because of illness. She can’t just compare the total days as there are fewer people working in each department after the changes. She gives you this information about the employees in one department. Did the changes make any difference to the average number of days that employees took off sick? Explain your findings to the manager.Yes, 2 days are savedYes, 1 day is savedNo, no differenceNo, 2 days are lost300s
