1 In total Mark has 25 shirts, 15 of which are blue. What percent of are NOT Mark’s shirts blue? + 2 9 13 = 2 3 has three 1L and one 2L bottles of June orange juice, she pours out 22 cups of 200 ml each. How many milliliters of orange juice will be left when all 22 cups have been filled? 4 Calculate 875.60 - 484.10 5 1 + 1 = 7 2 6 Convert 9700 grams into kilograms. 7 Calculate the TOTAL weight in Kilograms of the following three people, Jackie is 57.4kg, Alex is 64.6 kg and baby Milly is 7,400 g 8 36.76 x 78 = 9 people share a lottery win of £54,800.00. Four How much does each get? 10 Put these lengths into descending order; 8.5m, 802cm, 80,000mm. Please see answers below: Question Answer 1 In total Mark has 25 shirts, 15 of which are 40% blue. What percent of are NOT Mark’s shirts blue? 2 + Give answer as a fraction 9 13 = 2
1 In total Mark has 25 shirts, 15 of which are blue. What percent of Mark’s shirts are NOT blue? 2 9 + 13 = 2 3 June has three 1L and one 2L bottles of orange juice, she pours out 22 cups of 200 ml each. How many milliliters of orange juice will be left when all 22 cups have been filled? 4 Calculate 875.60 - 484.10 5 1 + 1 = 7 2 6 Convert 9700 grams into kilograms. 7 Calculate the TOTAL weight in Kilograms of the following three people, Jackie is 57.4kg, Alex is 64.6 kg and baby Milly is 7,400 g 8 36.76 x 78 = 9 Four people share a lottery win of £54,800.00. How much does each get? 10 Put these lengths into descending order; 8.5m, 802cm, 80,000mm. Please see answers below: Question Answer 1 In total Mark has 25 shirts, 15 of which are blue. What percent of Mark’s shirts are NOT blue? 40% 2 9 + 13 = 2 Give answer as a fraction