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Question 1 You buy four items in a shop: Tea(£2.35), Bananas(£2.25), Bread (£1.85) and Porridge(£2.90). If you pay for all these items with a £20 note, how much change will you get?
Question 2: A 1 kilogramme bag of nuts costs £11.25. If you buy 200 grammes, how much will you pay?
Question 3: A coat originally on sale for £60 is now on sale with 20% off. What is the sale price now?
Question 4: You borrow £500 for 6 months at an interest rate of 1.5% per month, and you pay interest each month. How much interest in total will you have paid at the end of 6 months?
Question 5: Two shops have special offers for flour. Tesco is offering: “3 bags for the price of 2”, and Lidl is offering: “buy 1 bag and get the second bag half price”? Each shop sells flour in 1Kg bags for £1.50 each. Which shop has the better value offer?
Question 6: Look at Table 1 below. It shows a person has an overdraft of £100.25. He has various expenses and income during the month. By how much will his overdraft have increased or decreased at the end of the month compared to the start of the month?
Question 1 You buy four items in a shop: Tea(£2.35), Bananas(£2.25), Bread (£1.85) and Porridge(£2.90). If you pay for all these items with a £20 note, how much change will you get?
Question 2: A 1 kilogramme bag of nuts costs £11.25. If you buy 200 grammes, how much will you pay?
Question 3: A coat originally on sale for £60 is now on sale with 20% off. What is the sale price now?
Question 4: You borrow £500 for 6 months at an interest rate of 1.5% per month, and you pay interest each month. How much interest in total will you have paid at the end of 6 months?
Question 5: Two shops have special offers for flour. Tesco is offering: “3 bags for the price of 2”, and Lidl is offering: “buy 1 bag and get the second bag half price”? Each shop sells flour in 1Kg bags for £1.50 each. Which shop has the better value offer?
Question 6: Look at Table 1 below. It shows a person has an overdraft of £100.25. He has various expenses and income during the month. By how much will his overdraft have increased or decreased at the end of the month compared to the start of the month?
Question 7: You have a job interview at 4:15pm at Brimmingham. Looking at the timetable in Table 2 below, what is the latest bus you must take from Donnerton to arrive on time?
Question 8: Referring to Question 7 above, if you set off from home 30 minutes before you catch your bus, how many hours and minutes will your total journey take from leaving home to arriving at Brimmingham?
Question 9: You have a budget of £500 to pay for various costs over the coming week. Of the budget amount, you decide to use one-half to pay for rent and food; one-quarter to pay for energy and telephone bills, a fifth to save for a rainy day, and £15 to buy shoes for your son. How much of your budget will you have left to buy your daughter’s coat? State the amount left in money and as a percentage of your budget.
Question 9: You have a budget of £500 to pay for various costs over the coming week. Of the budget amount, you decide to use one-half to pay for rent and food; one-quarter to pay for energy and telephone bills, a fifth to save for a rainy day, and £15 to buy shoes for your son. How much of your budget will you have left to buy your daughter’s coat? State the amount left in money and as a percentage of your budget.
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- Suppose, upon your trip to the grocery store you purchase four types of tea packs: Chamomile Tea (£4.60), Green Tea (£4.15), Black Tea (£3.35) and Lemon Tea (£1.80). If you paid for all these items with a £20 note, how much change would you get?
- Suppose, a litre of cola costs $3.15. If you buy one-third of a litre of cola, how much will you pay?
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