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16) 1 + 0.03 - 0.42 + 0.08 =

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17) 1,200 sweets are divided into four piles with a ratio of 7:6:9:2.
How many more sweets are in the largest pile than the smallest one?

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18) The probability that a red squirrel has brown eyes is ¼.

The probability that a red squirrel has green eyes is ⅖.
The probability that a grey squirrel has brown eyes is ⅚.
What is the probability of a red squirrel having neither brown nor green eyes?

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5) For any numbers x and y, x★y = x(y + 7)
What is the value of 8★7?

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6) ⅕ of the price of a table is £95.

What number must I multiply £95 by to find the price of 7 tables?

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7) How many lines of symmetry does this shape have?

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Pack 1, Test 5, Page 6
13) What is the perimeter of this shape?

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14) Square B has a width of 5 cm.

One side of Rectangle H measures 5 cm and its perimeter is 24 cm.
What is the average area of Square B and Rectangle H?

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15) A cube has a volume of 27 cm3.

What is the surface area of the cube?

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Pack 1, Test 6, Page 7
15) If H is a positive integer, which of the following expressions has the largest value?

A -H
B H-7
C -H + 7
D H+6

16) In this figure, four line segments are drawn between the midpoints of the sides of a large
square to make a smaller shaded square.
If the area of the large square is y, what is the area of the small square?

A 2y
B y/2
C y
D y/4

17) 3,829 - 2,342.48 =

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Pack 1, Test 7, Page 5
11) Figure 1 is composed of three pentagons.
The perimeter of the largest pentagon is A.
The perimeter of the second largest pentagon is ⅘ of A.
The perimeter of the smallest pentagon is 0.8(0.8A).

If A = 100 cm, what is the total perimeter of the three pentagons?

Figure 1
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12) How many more edges than faces does this shape have?

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13) The ratio 7:12 is equal to the ratio X:144.

What is 3X?

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Pack 1, Test 9, Page 3
4) 0.0032 x 10,000 =

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5) Calculate the median of the following set of numbers:

345 542 829 734 973 123 349 444

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6) 3x + 19 = 7x - 5
What is the value of x?

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Pack 1, Test 10, Page 6
15) A group of 32 friends each donated money to charity. The average donation was £13.66.
How much money was donated in total?

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16) How many fifths are there in 31⅗?

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17) I think of a number, add 7, divide by two and then multiply by 5.

My answer is 40.
What number did I think of?

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