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

Unit 9

105 practice questions

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  1. Question 71

    2 marks · Easy

    The grouped frequency table below shows the masses of apples in a box.

    Mass (g)Frequency
    60 < m ≤ 806
    80 < m ≤ 10018
    100 < m ≤ 12012

    Calculate the frequency density for the 80 < m ≤ 100 class.

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  2. Question 72

    2 marks · Easy

    A histogram displays the time (in minutes) customers spend in a shop. The bar for 0–10 minutes has a frequency density of 3, and the bar for 10–30 minutes has a frequency density of 2.

    Which interval contains more customers? Explain your answer.

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  3. Question 73

    3 marks · Easy

    The frequency table below shows the time (in minutes) spent by people waiting at a station.

    Waiting time (min)Frequency
    0 < t ≤ 25
    2 < t ≤ 515
    5 < t ≤ 1020

    Complete the table below to include the class widths and frequency densities for each group.

    Complete the missing values.
    Waiting time (min)FrequencyClass widthFrequency density
    0 < t ≤ 25
    2 < t ≤ 515
    5 < t ≤ 1020
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  4. Question 74

    1 mark · Easy

    A histogram shows a bar for 20 < x ≤ 40 with frequency density 2 and class width 20. What is the frequency for this bar?

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  5. Question 75

    1 mark · Easy

    Here are two histograms showing the heights of plants in two different greenhouses, A and B.

    Greenhouse A - Plant Heights01234560–4040–6060–80Height (cm)Frequency densityGreenhouse A - Plant Heights
    Histogram for Greenhouse A
    Greenhouse B - Plant Heights01234560–4040–6060–80Height (cm)Frequency densityGreenhouse B - Plant Heights
    Histogram for Greenhouse B

    Which greenhouse has more plants with heights between 40 cm and 60 cm? Write your answer: Greenhouse A or Greenhouse B.

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  6. Question 76

    3 marks · Easy

    The histograms show the test scores of two different classes in a maths test.

    Class X - Scores012340–4040–7070–100Score (%)Frequency densityClass X - Scores
    Histogram for Class X
    Class Y - Scores012340–4040–7070–100Score (%)Frequency densityClass Y - Scores
    Histogram for Class Y
    (a)

    Which class had more students scoring between 40% and 70%?

    [1 mark]
    (b)

    Which class has the largest number of students with low scores (0–40%)?

    [1 mark]
    (c)

    Which class has the most even spread of scores? Give a reason for your answer.

    [1 mark]
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  7. Question 77

    2 marks · Easy

    Two histograms represent the test marks for two different science groups, P and Q. The modal class for Group P is 30–50 marks and for Group Q is 70–90 marks.

    Which group performed better overall? Write the modal class of the better performing group and explain why it shows better overall performance.

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  8. Question 78

    2 marks · Normal

    A grouped frequency table shows the lengths of sticks (in cm), grouped as follows:

    Length (cm)Frequency
    10 < l \leq 155
    15 < l \leq 208
    20 < l \leq 257

    What does the area of each bar in a histogram drawn for this data represent?

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  9. Question 79

    3 marks · Normal

    The table shows the time (in minutes) spent online by a group of students one evening.

    Time (minutes)Frequency
    0 < t \leq 104
    10 < t \leq 2016
    20 < t \leq 4020

    The first bar on the corresponding histogram has a width of 10 units and a height of 0.4. Work out the frequency density for each group and use them to find the height of the second bar.

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  10. Question 80

    4 marks · Normal

    The grouped frequency table shows the masses of parcels delivered in one day.

    (a)

    Complete the following table by calculating the class width and the frequency density for each group.

    Mass (kg)FrequencyClass widthFrequency density
    0 < m \leq 210
    2 < m \leq 524
    5 < m \leq 916
    [2 marks]
    (b)

    Use your table to draw a histogram for this data. Label your axes clearly.

    [2 marks]
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