Paper 3 Foundation Practice Questions. Monday 13th June 2022

Mathematics

1 answer:

erica [24]1 year ago

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All you have to do is divide the number by the denominator which is 8. So 510 divided by 8.

Which will give you 63.75.

Then you times it by the numerator which is 3 so 63.75 x 3

And you are left with £191.25 which is 3/8 of 510

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