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1. How many days are there in 10 weeks and 2 days?
2. Divide 8400 by 100.
3. Add -4 and 7.
4. Look at these types of triangles: isosceles, scalene, equilateral, right-angled. Which one must have three equal angles?
5. Write the fraction five-twentieths as simply as possible.
6. Round 0.348 to two decimal places.
7. Divide -100 by -10.
8. The rule for the nth term of a sequence is n(n+3). What is the fifth term for this sequence?
9. 4 to the power of 9 divided by 4³ = 4 to the power of x. What is x?
10. Look at the triangle shown on the grid in figure 1. What are the coordinates of the point marked A?
11. A book has 120 pages. I have read a quarter of those pages. How many pages have I read?
12. How much must you add to 2092 to make 3000?
13. The total of four numbers is 80. What is their mean?
14. Look at the diagram in figure 2. What is the size of angle m.
15. A book costs £5.99. What is the total cost of three of these books?
16. What is 20 per cent of 700?
17. Look at the isosceles triangle in figure 3. What is the size of angle b?
18. y = x²+ 2. If x = 3, what is the value of y?
19. The ratio of men to women in a chess club is three to two. There are fifty people in the chess club. How many are women?
20. Multiply 2x by 5y. Write your answer as simply as possible.
21. Find an approximate answer to 3009 divided by 599.
22. How many integer solutions are there in the inequality 5 < x < 9 ?
23. A racing pigeon can fly at 90km/h. At this speed, how far would it fly in one minute?
24. Look at the graph in figure 4. By how much did the temperature fall between 2pm and 5pm?
25. Look at the rectangle in figure 5. with length 6cm. Its perimeter is 20cm. What is the width of the rectangle?
26. b = 2a - 4. If b = 8, what is the value of a?
27. 120 people chose between three types of orange juice. The pie chart in figure 6 shows the results. Sixty people chose type A. Approximately, how many people chose type B?
28. Look at the circle in figure 7 with a radius of 10. Which of a, b, c, d or e is the area of the circle?
29. I am going to take a ball at random from a bag. The probability it will be blue is five-sixths. 20 of the balls are blue. How many of the balls are not blue?
30. A photograph is enlarged using a scale factor of 2.5. After the enlargement, it has a length of 25 cm (see figure 8). What was its length before the enlargement?
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  • toniq
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    1.72
    2.84
    3.3
    4.Equilateral
    5.1/4
    6.0.35
    7.10
    8.40
    9.6
    10.4,3
    11.30
    12.908
    13.20
    14.40
    15.£17.97
    16.140
    17.50 degrees
    18.11
    19.20
    20.10 xy
    21.5
    22.3
    23.1.5km/min
    24.10 degrees celsius
    25.4
    26.6
    27.20
    28.e
    29.4
    30.10

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    Subject??: Maths Quiz

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  • toniq
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    Ive got 10 of the easy ones to start the ball rolling! its very early and some of these are very hard! xxxx
    #JusticeForGrenfell
  • ladyt
    ladyt Posts: 2,539 Forumite
    The answer to question 29 is 4.

    The answer to question 13 is 20.

    The answer to question 16 is 140.

    The answer to question 10 is (4,3)

    The answer to question 17 is 50 degrees

    The answer to question 19 is 20

    The answer to question 23 is 1.5 km

    The answer to question 14 is 40 degrees
    :wink: Tracey
  • toniq
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    ive woken paul (oh p) and he is forcefully answering some, he says 30 is 10
    26 is 6
    18 is 11
    16 is 140
    #JusticeForGrenfell
  • kohsamui14
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    25- answer 4 (4+4+6+6=20)
    Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself.
  • anniebanannie
    anniebanannie Posts: 970 Forumite
    26. b = 2a - 4. If b = 8, what is the value of a?

    I think this one is 6 (2x6=12-4=8)

    24. 10 oC
  • toniq
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    ladyt wrote: »
    The answer to question 29 is 4.

    The answer to question 13 is 20.

    The answer to question 16 is 140.

    The answer to question 10 is (4,3)

    The answer to question 17 is 50 degrees

    The answer to question 19 is 20

    Tracey

    Thank u!! xxxx hope u got a coffee next to u as this is very hard at this early hour xxx
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  • lydias
    lydias Posts: 995 Forumite
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    The answer to number 7 is 10

    The answer to number 8 is (we think) 40

    A huge thank you to all who post the comps and deals that make life so much fun!
  • Daydreaming
    Daydreaming Posts: 50 Forumite
    :o:o 1.72
    2.84
    3.3
    4.Equilateral
    5.1/4
    6.0.35
    7.10
    8.
    9.6
    10.4x+3y
    11.30
    12.8
    13.
    14.40 degrees
    15.£17.97
    16.
    17.50 degrees
    18.
    19.20
    20.
    21.
    22.
    23.
    24.10 degrees celcius
    25.4
    26.
    27.
    28.b
    29.
    30

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    Subject??: Maths Quiz
    Added a few more going now will fill the rest out later :D
    Thanks for thie quiz I do love maths :o
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  • lydias
    lydias Posts: 995 Forumite
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    20 answer 10xy

    21 answer 5

    22 answer 3

    A huge thank you to all who post the comps and deals that make life so much fun!
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