Revision questions
3A Core skills 1. (i) 28 cm2 (ii) 23 cm2 (iii) 27 cm2 (iv) 27 cm2
3. (i) 201⋅1 m2 (ii) 192 m2 (iii) 960 m2 (iv) 566⋅9m2
4. (i) 7 cm (ii) 4⋅5 cm (iii) 9⋅4 cm (iv) 11⋅7 mm
5. (i) 4 590 cm3 (ii) 1 578⋅7 cm2
6. 2 minutes 7. (i) 14⋅4 cm (ii) 524⋅8 cm2
8. (i) 6 635 km (ii) 69 890 km (iii) 998%
9. (i) 16 755⋅2 cm2 (ii) No (any valid mathematical justification accepted)
10.(i)
(a) Length = 6x (b) Height = 4x + 28
(ii) 6x = 4x + 28 (iii) 14 cm (iv) 7 056 cm2
3B Taking it further
1. (i) Radius = 10 cm, volume = 4 188⋅8 cm3
(ii) Radius = 15 mm, volume = 14 137⋅2 m3
(iii) Radius = 15 mm, volume = 14 137⋅2 mm3
(iv) Radius = 25 km, volume = 65,449⋅8 km3
2. (i) SA = 62 cm2 (ii) SA = 84 cm2 (iii) SA = 88 cm2
3. 4 cm 4. (i) 1⋅8 m3 (ii) 1 m3 (iii) 2 hours and 15 minutes
5. (i) 904⋅78 cm3 (ii) 6⋅21 cm (iii) 3⋅56%
6. (i) 47 320 cm3 (ii) 6 754 cm2
7. 63.4 % 8. (i) 7x(x + 1) OR 7x2
9. (i) (ii) + 7x
(ii) Any valid mathematical substitution accepted (36x + 18) cm2 (70 − 7x) cm2
(iii) x = 2.44 cm (iv) 106 cm2
10.(i) 2 356 194⋅5 cm3 (ii) 981 747⋅7 cm3 (iii) 58⋅3%
Unit 4 Maths in business
Practice questions 4.1 1. (i) €388⋅50 (ii) €86⋅63 (iii) €475⋅13
2. (i) €589⋅00 (ii) €209⋅25 (iii) €798⋅25 (iv) €97⋅50
3. €33 290 4. €54⋅05 5. (i) Joe has incorrectly found 21% of the total amount including VAT, instead of allowing the total amount to equal 121%
6. A = €646.63; B = €96.99; C = €549.64; D = €115.42; E = €665.06
(ii) Total excluding VAT = €450 (iii) €510⋅75
8. Goodies Paint = €119.96, Colour Fast Paints = €112⋅50, so Colour Fast Paints is the cheaper option
7. A: Units = 563; B: Carbon tax = €5⋅06; C: VAT= €11⋅95; D: Total = €100⋅44
9. €2 000 €3 100 €1 100 55%
10.(i) €747⋅50 (ii) €22⋅84 (iii) €1 724⋅20 (iv) €17 601⋅47
11.(i) €226⋅24 (ii) €393⋅87 (iii) €3 193⋅23 (iv) €974⋅63
12.(i) €45 (ii) €18
13.No 14.€2 275
15.UK website
16.Bank A 17.(i) €1=$1⋅10 (ii) €1 = Лв1⋅96 (iii) €1 = £0⋅89 (iv) €1 = ¥123⋅72
18.(i) $885⋅92 (ii) €72⋅13
Practice questions 4.2
1. (i) 50% (ii) 40% (iii) 1.14% (iv) 27% (v) 36% (vi) 74%
2. 18% 3. 74% 4. 38% 5. 21⋅5% 6. (i) 7⋅21% (ii) 7⋅51%
7. (i) €68⋅73 (ii) Underpaying by 16⋅29% (iii) Any valid mathematical answer
8. 20% 9. Second decrease is larger
372 Linking Thinking 2
10.7 361 11.(i) 30 to 40 is a percentage increase of 33⋅33%; 40 to 30 is a percentage decrease of 25%
(ii) The percentages are different because we are dealing with a different whole number in each case
Practice questions 4.3
1. (i) Percentage margin is the percentage profit in terms of the selling price
(ii) Percentage mark-up is the percentage profit in terms of the cost price
2. (i) 19⋅1% (ii) 23⋅6%
3. (i) 30⋅3% (ii) 43⋅5%
4. €3⋅75 5. (i) 2, 25%, 20% (ii) 140, 40, 28⋅57 (iii) 350, 57⋅14, 36⋅36 (iv) 1 200, −20, −25 (v) 1⋅15, 164⋅29, 62⋅16
6. (i) €359⋅10 (ii) €161⋅81 (iii) €13 125 (iv) €43⋅74 (v) €48⋅73
7. (i) €50, 250 (ii) €296⋅15, €846⋅15 (iii) €509⋅09, €2 909⋅09 (iv) €25⋅10, €110⋅09 (v) €34 913⋅79, €484 913⋅79
8. (i) 96% (ii) 49% (iii) 33.3%
Revision questions
4A Core skills 1. (i)
(a) $1 253⋅96 (b) £1 029 (c) ¥134 849 (d) $1919⋅81 (e) Лв2 249⋅17 (f) $6 998⋅56 (g) $1 756⋅40 (h) ¥8 946⋅66
(ii)
(a) €320⋅99 (b) €253⋅45 (c) €21⋅25 (d) €688⋅85 (e) €1 196⋅44 (f) €5 893⋅20 (g) €1 927⋅50
2. (i) 14 600 pesos (ii) €598⋅60
3. (i) €920 (ii) €126 (iii) €3⋅78
4. 13% 5. (i) €409⋅50 (ii) 26⋅25 km (iii) 675 km/h (iv) 24°C (v) €1 281⋅25
6. 7⋅77cm
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