
Question 1
Nancy has some coins with a total value of 85 pence.
She has only 2 pence coins and 5 pence coins.
The ratio
number of 2 pence coins: number of 5 pence coins = 1:3
Nancy has more 5 pence coins than 2 pence coins.
How many more?
Question 2 of Extra sample assessment | September 2024 | Mathematics IGCSE
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE
Extra sample assessment material for first teaching September 2024
Paper Reference : 4WM2H/01
Mathematics A (Modular)
UNIT 2H
Higher Tier"
Past Paper : Paper 2
Question 2
The table gives information about the number of minutes that Abby spent walking each day in September.
Work out an estimate for the total number of minutes that Abby spent walking in September.
Mark Scheme
Past paper
IGCSE
Question 3
Nanette buys 60 notebooks for a total cost of 780 dirhams.
Nanette sells 70% of the notebooks for 22 dirhams each.
She sells the remaining notebooks for 19 dirhams each.
Work out Nanette's percentage profit.
Give your answer correct to 3 significant figures.
Question 6
Gemara works as a taxi driver.
Last week, he recorded the following information about the distances he drove.
For the 5 days from Monday to Friday, the mean number of kilometres he drove was 104
For the 7 days from Monday to Sunday, the mean number of kilometres he drove was 127
On Saturday, Gemara drove 132 kilometres.
Work out the number of kilometres he drove on Sunday.
Convert ordinary numbers to standard form or scientific notation by rewriting 76 million as 7.6 times 10^7, ensuring one digit before the decimal and a positive power.
Question 24
The surface area of sphere A is nine times the surface area of sphere B
The difference between the volume of sphere A and the volume of sphere B is 117zt cm?
Find the radius of the smaller sphere.
Show your working clearly.
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