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100

Bill works casual hours at a corner store after school and on weekends. He completes a total of 6 hours of work on a Saturday and is paid at a rate of $15.95 per hour. Calculate his wage for the day.

6 x 15.95 = $95.70

100

a. How many fortnights are in a year?

b. How many weeks are in a year?

a. 26 fortnights. 

b. 52 weeks

100

______ distance x ______ factor = ______ distance


word bank: scale, map, actual

map distance x scale factor = actual distance


100

in    d = st,   d/s=t,   and  d/t=s  

s = 

t = 

d = 

in    d = st,   d/s=t,   and  d/t=s  

s = speed

t = time

d = distance

100

What does ambiguous mean? 


If something is ambiguous it can have multiple meanings and is too vague. 


200

Jade is paid $24.50 per hour working as a casual employee at The Honey Factory. Refer to her timesheet below to calculate: 

a) how many hours Jade has worked, in total, in the time period shown

b) how much Jade will be paid

Saturday         8am to 1:30pm        

Sunday           8am to 12:30pm

 8am to 1:30pm = 5.5 hours

8am to 12:30pm = 4.5 hours 

total = 10 hours 

24.50 x 10 = $245 

200

Joan is booked in for an x-ray on her knee. She is told that the scan will take around 12 min. She looks at the time on her way into the room and it is 1:09 p.m. 

a) Determine the time when Joan would expect her x-ray to be completed. 

b) Express the expected finishing time in 24-hour time.

9 + 12 = 21

 1:21pm

 13 21 hours


200

1 km = _________ cm 

1 km = _________ mm

1 m = _______ cm 

1 m = ________ mm

1 km = _______ m 


1 km = 100,000 cm 

1 km = 1,000,000mm

1 m = 100cm

1 m = 1,000mm

1 km = 1,000 m

200

If chicken nuggets have 782 kJ per 100 g serving, calculate the total kilojoules in a 750 g box.

782  / 100  = 7.82 x 750 = 5865 kJ


200

What does Bias mean.

Unfair, favours one group


300

Sal earns $17.80 per hour and typically works for 25 hours per week. During one week, he completed his standard 25 hours and he also worked 3 hours overtime at a rate of time and a half. Calculate Sal’s income for that week.

17.80 x 25 = $445

17.80 x 1.5 = $26.70 x 3 = $80.10

total = $525.10 

300

Justine went to her local public library at 9:15 a.m. and returned home at 12:02 p.m. Determine how long she was out, in hours and minutes.

9:15   10    11    12    12:02

  45min + 2 hours + 2 min

total = 2 hours and 47 min

300

Lee is looking at a map with a scale factor of 1:20 000

They measure a distance on the map of 34mm. 

a) How big is the distance in real life? 

b) Convert the units from mm into a more reasonable unit. 

scale factor = 20 000 map distance = 34 mm 

34 mm x 20 000 = 680 000 mm 

1 m = 1000 mm 

680 000 / 1000 = 680m 

300

If playing soccer burns 4.30 cal/kg/30min of exercise, calculate the amount of energy burned by a 67 kg person who plays a 90 minute game. 

4.30 x 67 = 288.1cal/30min 

30 min x 3 = 90 min so 

288 x 3 = 864 cal total

300

Identify which of the following questions do not contain any bias. 

Identify the words which make the other answers bias.

a) Do you feel the TV news shows only the negative side of life?

b)  Do you prefer this delicious flavored milkshake or plain vanilla?? 

c) Do you prefer the look of the plush new lounge?

d) Do you think school BYO computer policies advantage certain students?

D is not bias.

a) only the negative

b) delicious vs plain

c) plush new

400

Harper sells beauty products, earning a commission of 20% of her sales. If she sold $7800 worth of products in March, calculate her earnings for that month.

20 / 100 = 0.2 

0.2 x 7800 = $1560

400

Kye has just finished his English lesson. All lessons go for 90 min and the time is now 2:50 p.m. At what time did Kye’s lesson begin?

90 min = 1 hour and 30 min 

2:50 - 30 min = 2:20 - 1 hour = 1:20pm

400

You measure the scale factor on the map and determine it to be 

2.4 cm : 50 km

You measure the straight line distance from point A to B to be 8.3 cm. 

How long is the distance in km?

8.3 x 50 / 2.4 = 172.916666 round to 173km 


400

Ibrahim ran west from his home for 45 min at a speed of 9.2 km/h. 

a) Calculate the distance he must travel to get back home.

Due to being tired, on the way home his average speed is 7.6 km/h

b) How long will the return journey take him if he follows the same route home? 

distance = speed x time 

45 mins = 0.75 hours 

0.75 x 9.2 = 6.9 km

time = distance / speed 

6.9 / 7.6 = 0.90

0.90 x 60 = 54 mins

400

Joel asks 10 kids lined up at his club's kiosk if they like the food being sold at the kiosk. All 10 students say they like the food that is sold at the kiosk. Joel reports to the Kiosk Manager that 100% of kids at the club like the food sold at the kiosk. 

a) Identify the issues that might arise from the sampling technique that Joel has used? 

b) Identify the issues that could arise from the reporting of the data?

a) self selected sampling - they are in line already 

b) they would not line up at the kiosk to buy something if they did not like it so it does not capture what the general population thinks about the kiosk

500

Summer knits beanies and scarves for a group of aged care centres. She is paid $9.50 per scarf and $7.00 per beanie that she knits. If Summer makes 45 scarves and 80 beanies, calculate her income.

$9.50 x 45 = $427.50

$7.00 x 80 = $560

total = $987.50

500

Lynn is catching a flight from South Australia to Queensland. Her flight is meant to depart Adelaide airport at 8:20 a.m., South Australian time, and to arrive at 11:15 a.m. Queensland time, where she is being picked up by her son. 

South Australian time is 30 min behind Queensland time. 

a) Determine the time in Adelaide when the flight is expected to arrive in Queensland.

b) Determine the length of the flight, taking the time difference between States into account.

11:15 am - 15 min = 11am - 15 min = 10:45am SA time 

leaves 8:20   9   10    10:45 arrives 

     40 mins + 1 hour + 45 mins

total = 2 hours and 25 mins

500

Rob and Mary fly their small plane from Longreach to Birdsville for the annual races. Their plane flies at 320 km/h.

a) Estimate the time it will take Rob and Mary to fly from Longreach to Birdsville if they are determined to be 600km apart.

b) If the plane consumes 400 Litres per hour, determine the minimum amount of Litres required for their journey. 

c) If plane fuel costs $1.50 per L how much will the journey cost Rob and Mary? 


time = distance / speed

600 / 320 = 1.875 hours (1 hour 53 min) 

400 x 1.875 = 750L 

750 x 1.50 = $1125

500

Leon, who weighs 82 kg, eats all of a 300 g block of chocolate, which has a nutritional label indicating 232 calories per 100 g. Use the information to calculate how long Leon will have to skip to burn the calories consumed. 

Skipping burns 6.28 cal/kg/30min

choc has 232  x 3 = 696 cal

per min he burns 6.28 x 82 / 30 = 17.2 cal/ min

696 / 17.2 = 40.5 minutes of skipping

500

A company sends an email to all its customers following an online purchase, asking them to complete a survey. 

a) 46% of customers respond to the survey. Identify any issues with the sampling technique. 

b) For the survey question ‘How satisfied are you with our service?’ customers could respond either ‘Very satisfied’ or ‘Somewhat satisfied’. Identify any issues with the survey procedures. 

c) In a report to the shareholders, the company wrote that ‘100% of our customers are satisfied with our service’. Identify any issues with the interpretation of the results.  

a) self - selected sampling - those with strong opinions will reply

b) customers cannot express that they are not satisfied

c) they did not report what percentage said somewhat but made generalizations

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