This document provides a 15 question mathematics assignment on numbers for junior certificate students. It covers topics like order of operations, prime and composite numbers, common factors and multiples, percentages, approximations, sequences, and word problems involving money, transportation, and other quantitative reasoning. Students are asked to show their work, choose the correct multiple choice answer, and solve computation, word, and sequencing problems. The assignment is worth a total of 35 marks.
This document provides a 15 question mathematics assignment on numbers for junior certificate students. It covers topics like order of operations, prime and composite numbers, common factors and multiples, percentages, approximations, sequences, and word problems involving money, transportation, and other quantitative reasoning. Students are asked to show their work, choose the correct multiple choice answer, and solve computation, word, and sequencing problems. The assignment is worth a total of 35 marks.
This document provides a 15 question mathematics assignment on numbers for junior certificate students. It covers topics like order of operations, prime and composite numbers, common factors and multiples, percentages, approximations, sequences, and word problems involving money, transportation, and other quantitative reasoning. Students are asked to show their work, choose the correct multiple choice answer, and solve computation, word, and sequencing problems. The assignment is worth a total of 35 marks.
This document provides a 15 question mathematics assignment on numbers for junior certificate students. It covers topics like order of operations, prime and composite numbers, common factors and multiples, percentages, approximations, sequences, and word problems involving money, transportation, and other quantitative reasoning. Students are asked to show their work, choose the correct multiple choice answer, and solve computation, word, and sequencing problems. The assignment is worth a total of 35 marks.
Instructions 1. Answer all questions. 2. Show all your working clearly on the space provided. 3. For multiple choice questions, circle the letter corresponding to the correct answer. 4. Each multiple -choice question carries 1 mark.
8. A number of counters can be grouped into 5’s, 6’s and 9’s. Find the smallest possible number of counters. ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks]
9. A blue light flashes every 18 seconds and a green light flashes every 30 seconds. The two lights flash at the same time after some time. After how many seconds will the lights next flash at the same time? ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks]
Answers (a) _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ (b) _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ (c) _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ (d) _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ (e) _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ [5 marks] 12. Write down the next three terms in each sequence. (a) 1, 3, 6, 10, 15, … (b) 2, 5, 10, 17, 26, … Answers (a) _________________________________________________________________ (b) _________________________________________________________________ [5 marks] 13. Tebogo wants to buy a cow costing P5328 and a goat costing P784.
(a) By using approximations, estimate the total amount Tebogo plans to spend. (b) Find the actual cost. Answers (a) _________________________________________________________________ (b) _________________________________________________________________ [4 marks]
14. Kabelo has a part-time job and he is paid P18 each day if he works. Estimate his total pay if he worked for 148 days. ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ [1 mark ] 15. Fourty-nine (49) students are waiting to go to the Sports Stadium. A minibus can take 15 passengers at a time. How many trips are required? ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________
