Calculations Flashcards

1
Q

(2) Use the graph to calculate the change in the total number of cases of meningitis in 1999 compared with 2004.

A

(1600 + 1000) – (1400 + 200)/2600 – 1600/(1600 – 1400) + (1000 – 200)/200 + 800 (1)
= 1000

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2
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In September 2011 there were 168 cases of whooping cough in the UK.
(2) Calculate the difference in the number of cases of whooping cough in
September 2011 and September 2012

A

1320 (1)

1320 – 168 = 1152

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3
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(1) State the number of hours of darkness needed for a long day plant to flower

A

8-10 (hours)

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4
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(2) A gardener has 500 short day plants. 85% of these plants flowered in March. Calculate the needed for a long day plant to flower.

A

(85/100) x 500 (1) or
(500/100) x 85 (1)
=425 (plants)

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5
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(2) Calculate the difference in the mass of protein contained in 200 g of minced beef compared with 200 g of mycoprotein mince.

A

20 and 13.5
OR
40 and 27 (1)
= 13.0

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6
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(1) Calculate the percentage increase in total cholesterol level in the blood over
this 10-year period.

A

25.0 %

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7
Q

(2) Calculate the mean ADH level in the people without diabetes insipidus

A

(5.2 + 2.8 + 4.9 + 3.5 =) 16.4
(1)
(16.4/4 =) 4.1

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8
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(3) Using the Punnett square, calculate the probability that individuals C and D could have a child with haemophilia.

A

XH Y
XH XHXH XHY
Xh XHXh XhY

25% / 0.25 / 1 in 4 probability of a child having haemophilia (1)

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9
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(2) Calculate the percentage of woodlice found on the black squares.

A

13 (1)

65 (%)

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10
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(1) Estimate the number of years that Homo habilis inhabited the Earth.

A

• any value between 0.7-0.9 million (years)

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