maths revision Flashcards

1
Q

how many degrees in a pie chart

A

360 degrees

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2
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if there are 60 people in a survey, how many degrees in the pie chart does each person get?

A

6 degrees

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3
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round up to the nearest significant number 18524

A

20000

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4
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round up to the nearest significant number 581430

A

600000

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5
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round up to 2 decimal places: 9.5993

A

9.60

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6
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round up to 1 decimal place: 4.578439

A

4.6

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7
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if 20 people take part in a survey, how many degrees in the pie chart does each person get?

A

18 degrees

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8
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what is 4/5 as a percentage

A

80%

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9
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is a bar and line graph, the numbers on each axis must be A) equal distance apart or *B) doesn’t matter how it’s done.

A

A) equal distance apart

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10
Q

the first 4 prime numbers are…

A

2, 3, 5 and 7

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11
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the first 5 square numbers are…

A

1, 4, 9, 16 and 25

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12
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the three columns in a tally chart are…

A

categories, tally and total categories tally total
running III 3
cycling IIII 4
swimming II 2

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13
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multiplying decimals method

A
2.3  x   0.4
   I x10   I  x10
  \/         \/
23  x   4
= 92
92/100=0.92
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