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Pearson Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) · MATHEMATICS A · Unit

Unit 6

104 practice questions

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Practice questions

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  1. Question 1

    3 marks · Normal

    A piece of rope is 3 1/2 metres long. Each jump rope needs 5/8 metres of rope. How many full jump ropes can be made, and how much rope will be left over? Give your answers as fractions in their lowest terms.

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  2. Question 2

    3 marks · Normal

    The mass m grams of a medicine needed is directly proportional to a patient's mass. A patient who weighs 72 kg requires 24 grams. How much medicine does a patient of 54 kg need? Write a formula relating m to the patient's mass in kg.

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  3. Question 3

    4 marks · Normal

    A factory produces toy cars. The number of workers n and the number of days d to complete an order are inversely proportional. An order takes 36 days with 5 workers.

    (a)

    How many days would it take 9 workers to complete the same order?

    [2 marks]
    (b)

    Write the formula connecting n and d.

    [2 marks]
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  4. Question 4

    2 marks · Normal

    State whether the following statement is true or false and justify your answer: "The reciprocal of is ."

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  5. Question 5

    2 marks · Normal

    Evaluate .

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  6. Question 6

    1 mark · Normal

    Write as a fraction.

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  7. Question 7

    3 marks · Normal

    The cost C of hiring a bike is directly proportional to the number of hours h used. A student pays $12 for 3 hours. Complete the table below and write the formula connecting C and h.

    Hire cost vs hours
    h (hours)2356
    C ($)12
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  8. Question 8

    1 mark · Normal

    Simplify .

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  9. Question 9

    2 marks · Normal

    Given that is directly proportional to and when , find the value of when .

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  10. Question 10

    2 marks · Normal

    The length, metres, of a metal rod is directly proportional to its temperature increase, degrees Celsius. If the rod is 102 cm long when it is heated by 20 ∘C (assume it starts at 0 cm at 0 ∘C), what is its length after a temperature increase of 37.5 ∘C? Give your answer in centimetres.

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