Higher Warm Up Q And A's

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Practice these questions a few minutes before your GCSE Maths exam to warm your brain up mathematically.Good Luck!

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Q. 16 x 5

Q. 16 x 5

Ans. 80

Q. 841 ÷ 10

Q. 841 ÷ 10

Ans. 84.1

Q. 2 x -5

Q. 2 x -5

Ans. -10

Q. Factorise

6 x - 10

Q. Factorise

6 x - 10

Ans. 2(3x-5)

45 of 52 Q.

Ans. 18

45 of 52 Q.

Q. Solve:

2x + 6 = 14

Q. Solve:

2x + 6 = 14

Ans. X = 4

Q. What is the mean?

3 4 5 8

Q. What is the mean?

Ans. 5(Total =20 then divide by the

number of values)

3 4 5 8

Q. What is the median?

3 4 5 8

Q. What is the median?

Ans. 4.5

3 4 5 8

Q. 42 x 40

Q. 42 x 40

Ans. 1680

Q. What is the area of:

12 cm

5 cm

13 cm

Q. What is the area of:

Ans. 30 cm²

12 cm

5 cm

13 cm

Q. What is the area of this circle:

r

Q. What is the area of this circle:

Ans. πr²

r

Q. a² x a³ = a?

Q. a² x a³ = a?

Ans. a5

Q.The probability that it rains on March 21st is .5

2

What is the probability that it doesn’t rain?

53

Q.The probability that it rains on March 21st is .

Ans.

52

What is the probability that it doesn’t rain?

53

Q. Simplify:

3x+2x-x

Q. Simplify:

3x+2x-x

Ans. 4x

Q. From this list of numbers:

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a prime number?

Q. From this list of numbers:

Ans. 17

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a prime number?

Q. From this list of numbers:

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a square number?

Q. From this list of numbers:

Ans. 9

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a square number?

Q. From this list of numbers:

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a multiple of 20?

Q. From this list of numbers:

Ans. 60

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a multiple of 20?

Q. From this list of numbers:

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a factor of 20?

Q. From this list of numbers:

Ans. 10

6 9 10 17 30 35 60

Which one is a factor of 20?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

1 2

2 8

3 6

4 4

How many cars were in the survey?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Ans. 20 cars

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

1 2

2 8

3 6

4 4

Total 20

How many cars were in the survey?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

1 2

2 8

3 6

4 4

Total 20

What is the total number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2

2 8

3 6

4 4

Total 20

What is the total number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2 2

2 8

3 6

4 4

Total 20

What is the total number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2 2

2 8 16

3 6

4 4

Total 20

What is the total number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2 2

2 8 16

3 6 18

4 4

Total 20

What is the total number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2 2

2 8 16

3 6 18

4 4 16

Total 20

What is the total number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Ans. 52 people

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2 2

2 8 16

3 6 18

4 4 16

Total 20 52

What is the total number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2 2

2 8 16

3 6 18

4 4 16

Total 20 52

What is the mean number of people in the cars?

As part of a project Sam counts the number of people in each car arriving at school one morning.

The table shows his results.

Ans. 2.6 people (52 ÷ 20)

Number of people in a car, x

Number of cars with that number of people, f

fx

1 2 2

2 8 16

3 6 18

4 4 16

Total 20 52

What is the mean number of people in the cars?

Q. 15% of £62

Q. 15% of £62

Ans. £9.30

Q. Increase 330ml by 20%

Q. Increase 330ml by 20%

Ans. 396ml

Q. 5² + 2³

Q. 5² + 2³

Ans. 33 (25 + 8)

Q. 0.3 x 0.2

Q. 0.3 x 0.2

Ans. 0.06

21

53 Q.

21

53 Q.

103 Ans.

Q. Write 192000 in standard form

Q. Write 192000 in standard form

Ans. 1.92 x 105

Q. Write 5.03 x 10-3 as an ordinary number

Q. Write 5.03 x 10-3 as an ordinary number

Ans. 0.00503

Q. Simplify 2n x 3n²

Q. Simplify 2n x 3n²

Ans. 6n³