5 a day Maths

All the resources utilized in my academic endeavors are sourced exclusively from a reputable platform known as Corbettmaths. I intend to acknowledge and provide a proper reference to this site at the conclusion of the page, ensuring the appropriate attribution of the materials used.

Question 1

1) This problem only needs one step to solve it . This is dividing 1 by 4 which will give me 1/4 .

Question 2

* This is the same as question one so i wont need to explain how to solve it .

Question 3

1)The first step to solving this problem is to turn both mixed fractions to improper fraction . I will multiply 2 by 1 . Then i will add 2 and 1 . This leaves me with a the improper fraction 3/2 . Know i will do the same to the next mixed fraction which will leave me with 10/3

2) Next i will multiply both improper fractions together . So i will multiply 3 and 10 which will give me 30 and then i will multiply 2 and 3 which leaves me with 6 . This leaves me with the improper fraction 30/6 . We can simplify this fraction which leaves us with 5 .

Question 4

1) The first thing i need to do is change 2.25 to meters which i can do this by multiply 2.25 with 1000 which leaves me with 2250.

2) Next i have to turn 5 minutes into seconds .I can do this by multiply 5 by 60 .

3) Next i will substitute both numbers into the meters/speed equation which leave me with 7.5 .

Question 5

Question 6

The reference:

corbettmaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Jan-FP_Part7.pdf

corbettmaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Jan-FP-Ans_7.pdf


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