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    Year 8 PTM Worksheet-2

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    1. The pie chart shows sales percentages for the first four months of the year. January sales were 216°, February were 90°, March were 36°, and April were 5% of total sales which were 100%. 2. The document contains math problems involving angles, percentages, salaries, speeds, discounts, probabilities, lines, and equations to solve. 3. Questions require calculating totals, averages, discounts, distances, speeds, probabilities, and volumes using formulas and data in tables, charts, or diagrams.

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    Year 8 PTM Worksheet-2

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    1. The pie chart shows sales percentages for the first four months of the year. January sales were 216°, February were 90°, March were 36°, and April were 5% of total sales which were 100%. 2. The document contains math problems involving angles, percentages, salaries, speeds, discounts, probabilities, lines, and equations to solve. 3. Questions require calculating totals, averages, discounts, distances, speeds, probabilities, and volumes using formulas and data in tables, charts, or diagrams.

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    1. The pie chart shows sales percentages for the first four months of the year. January sales were 216°, February were 90°, March were 36°, and April were 5% of total sales which were 100%. 2. The document contains math problems involving angles, percentages, salaries, speeds, discounts, probabilities, lines, and equations to solve. 3. Questions require calculating totals, averages, discounts, distances, speeds, probabilities, and volumes using formulas and data in tables, charts, or diagrams.

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    Year 8 PTM Worksheet-2

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    1. The pie chart shows sales percentages for the first four months of the year. January sales were 216°, February were 90°, March were 36°, and April were 5% of total sales which were 100%. 2. The document contains math problems involving angles, percentages, salaries, speeds, discounts, probabilities, lines, and equations to solve. 3. Questions require calculating totals, averages, discounts, distances, speeds, probabilities, and volumes using formulas and data in tables, charts, or diagrams.

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    Year 8 PTM Worksheet

    1. This pie chart shows the sales spilt for first four months,

    Complete the table.

    January February March April Total


    % Sales 25% 5% 100%
    216° 90° 36° 360°

    2. Which of these is a fact that you could use to calculate the size of the angle
    marked x?

    X + 150 = 180

    x + 40° + 80° + 150° = 360°


    150°
    x + 150° + 150° = 360°

    80°
    x + 40° + 150° + 90° = 360°
    x°

    112° + x = 270°

    b) Calculate the size of the angle marked x


    3. A College has 15 employees and a Head of Department in Mechanical
    Department.
    The table shows the employees’ job titles and how much they are paid each
    year.
    Job Title Number Salary
    Employed
    Head of Department 1 £50,000
    Professors 5 £35,000
    Assistant Professors 4 £25,000
    Lab Technician 6 £15,000

    a) What is the modal salary? £_____________


    4. Lab technicians gets a fall in their pay due to financial crisis.
    Their Salary Decreases from £15,000 to £13,000
    What effect does this have on the mean and median salary for the company?
    Choose the two correct phrases.
    The mean salary

    Increases Stays the same Decreases

    The median salary

    Increases Stays the same Decreases

    5. Here is a diagram of Mrs. Tina’s lawn.


    She cuts the grass using a mower plugged in to a socket
    at point E.
    The cable can reach up to 22 meters from E.
    F is the furthest point the mower can reach on edge CD.

    (a) Which of the following is a fact that you can use to calculate the length of
    DF?
    DF 26
    a) DF = DE + EF b) = c) DF = √ DE ²+ EF 2
    DE 18

    d) DE² + DF² = 22² e) DE + DF + EF = 180

    (b) Find the length of DF correct to 2 decimal places.


    6. Lyon has tried to work out 43 times 36.
    Circle the line with the mistake.
    4 3
    × 3 6 Answer: 387

    _________________ Wrong!!! Should be 1548

    2 5 8
    1 2 9

    ________________
    2 1 6
    ________________

    7. Next, Lyon has tried to work out 3480 divided by 24.


    Circle the line with the mistake.
    1 4 9
    ________________________
    24 3 4 8 0 Answer: 149 remainder 4
    2 4
    ________ Wrong!!! Should be 145
    1 1 8
    9 6
    _________
    2 2 0
    2 1 6
    _________
    4
    8. This solid is built from centimeter cubes.

    What is the volume of solid?


    9. In this question, n is a number greater than zero.
    Write each expression to the correct column in the table below.
    One expression has been done for you.
    Bigger or smaller,
    Bigger than n Smaller than n depending on the value
    of n

    2n

    n × 0.01 n ÷ 0.1 100n

    10. AJ is planning for a long drive.


    a) He decides to drive for 12 hours each day.
    He thinks he can drive at an average speed of 60 kilometer per hour.
    How far would Lewis cycle each day?
    ________ kilometer

    b) Lee wants go for a long drive with AJ.


    He thinks that 60 km per hour is too slow for him.
    He only expects to drive at 80 km per hour.
    They decide to drive 800 km each day.

    How long will it take for Lee to drive 800 km at 80 km per hour?

    11. Greg decided to buy a phone between Samsung s8+ and OnePlus 5T.
    Samsung s8+ has 30% off from the original Price £700. OnePlus 5T has a
    new price of £550 after a discount {Original price: £700}.
    a) What is the new price for Samsung S8+?
    b) Which one is the best option in accordance to new price?

    12. The total length of the edges, L for a cuboid is


    L = 4(a+ b+ c).
    Find the total length of the edges of a cube with edges 10 m long.
    _________m.

    13. The formula for the length of a diagonal, d, is


    d = √ a2 +b 2+ c2
    What is the length of the diagonal of a cube with edges 5 m long?
    Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place. _________m
    14. A cup of milk contains Proteins, Carbohydrate etc. The Protein and
    Carbohydrate are in the ratio 5:7
    a) How much Protein is there in a Milk for 120 Calories?
    ________________ grams

    b) Another Milk brand contains 15 grams of Carbohydrates.


    How much calories does it have altogether?
    ________________ grams.
    15. Bill plays a game of chance at the School Fair.
    He spins these 2 spinners.
    If the sum of his numbers is an even number, he will win a prize. 5 4
    a) Complete this addition chart to show the possible totals.
    2 3

    Spinner A
    Spinner A
    + 2 3 4 5
    Spinner B
    7 9 10 11 12
    9 12 13 7 9
    5 7 10
    1 3 5 5 1

    ❑
    b) What is the probability of Bill winning a prize? Spinner B
    ❑
    16. Here are the equations for 4 straight lines.

    y - x = -3 y=x-4

    y=x+9 1
    y= x
    2
    a) Three of the lines are shown
    on the graph.
    Move the correct equation to
    the three labels on the
    graph.
    b) One of the equations is left
    over. Draw a line to represent
    the missing line.
    17.

    Calculate the number of boxes for 15 th pattern?

    18. This statement is incorrect.


    Rearrange the brackets to make it correct.
    a) 3+(4×5) = (50-13)-2
    b) 7× (4+2) = 25-(4×2)
    c) (5×3)-9 = 46-(10÷6)
    d) 7+(4×2) = (8×2) +6
    e) 10-(4×5) = (50+10) ÷2
    1
    19. a) 10 ×
    2

    7 12
    b) ×
    8 13

    1 2
    c) 2 × 5
    3 5

    9 1
    d) ÷
    10 2

    1 1
    e) 3 ÷1
    2 8

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