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GCSE Maths: Reading Tables
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To convert kilograms to grams, multiply by ?.
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1000
Write the number 8766 in words.
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Eight thousand, seven hundred and sixty-six.
How can you tell whether a whole number is a multiple of 10?
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Its last digit is 0.
Which two distances add together to give total stopping distance?
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Thinking distance + braking distance.
With a voucher for 35% off, what percentage of the price do you pay?
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65% (100% − 35%).
How do you work out how much later one flight takes off than another?
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Subtract the earlier take-off time from the later take-off time.
How do you write the fraction of items in a table that meet a condition?
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Number of items meeting the condition over the total number of items.
How do you find which year had the most sales from a table of monthly totals?
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Add the monthly figures for each year to get a yearly total, then compare the totals.
How do you test a claim like 'August sales are normally higher than July'?
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Compare the August and July figures in every year shown in the table, then say whether the claim holds in most or all years.
How do you find the total cost of several drinks from a price table?
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Multiply each drink's price by the quantity bought, then add the results.
What multiplier gives the price after a 40% discount?
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0.6 (100% − 40% = 60%, so multiply by 0.6).
How do you calculate 40% of an amount without a calculator?
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Find 10% by dividing by 10, then multiply by 4.
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