GCSE Maths · Practice Sheet 31
Sheet code: GCSE-MATHS-S31 · 20 questions
- 1.Quantitative Aptitude
Find the simple interest on £11,000 at 4% per annum for 6 year(s).
- 2.Quantitative Aptitude
A invests £6,000 and B invests £4,000 for the same period. If the total profit is £11,000, find A's share.
- 3.Quantitative Aptitude
Find the average of these 6 numbers: 66, 45, 31, 82, 44, 61.
- 4.Mathematics
Find the slope of the line through (-5, 0) and (2, 6).
- 5.Quantitative Aptitude
In how many ways can 2 objects be chosen from 9 distinct objects? (Find ⁿᴄᵣ for n = 9, r = 2.)
- 6.Quantitative Aptitude
A invests £7,000 and B invests £5,000 for the same period. If the total profit is £29,000, find A's share.
- 7.Quantitative Aptitude
Find the simple interest on £48,000 at 4% per annum for 4 year(s).
- 8.Quantitative Aptitude
Find the compound interest on £17,000 at 10% per annum compounded annually for 2 years.
- 9.Quantitative Aptitude
The marked price of an item is £1,500. After a 15% discount, find the selling price.
- 10.Mathematics
For the quadratic 4x² + 5x − 2 = 0, find the sum and product of its roots.
- 11.Quantitative Aptitude
Find the simple interest on £36,000 at 4% per annum for 4 year(s).
- 12.Mathematics
In an arithmetic progression with first term 15 and common difference 9, find term number 8.
- 13.Mathematics
Find the sum of the first 3 terms of a GP with first term 6 and common ratio 3.
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- 15.Quantitative Aptitude
The marked price of an item is £900. After a 40% discount, find the selling price.
- 16.Mathematics
Find the distance between the points (0, -5) and (2, 3).
- 17.Quantitative Aptitude
Divide £1,092 between two people in the ratio 7:5. How much does each receive?
- 18.Quantitative Aptitude
In how many ways can 4 objects be chosen from 8 distinct objects? (Find ⁿᴄᵣ for n = 8, r = 4.)
- 19.Quantitative Aptitude
Find the average of these 10 numbers: 42, 49, 86, 22, 62, 70, 84, 44, 79, 82.
- 20.Quantitative Aptitude
A invests £2,000 and B invests £4,000 for the same period. If the total profit is £30,000, find A's share.
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