OF I N T E R M E D I A T E A P P L I C A T I ON S MA T H E MA T I C S P Higher Still Intermediate 2 Applications Practice Unit Test 1 Practice Unit Test 2 Practice Unit Test 3 Answers 2 Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Practice Unit Assessment 1 Applications (Int2) Outcome 1 Q1. Tony is paid a basic monthly salary of £450 plus commission of 12% of his total monthly sales. Employee Number Basic Pay Employee Name Tony Paterson Overtime 450.00 Income Tax Pension 0129 Tax Code 342H Commission Gross Pay National Insurance Total Deductions 243.70 Month 2 91.80 Net Pay a. b. Q2. Calculate his gross pay in a month where his sales total £9000. Tony pays 8% of his salary into a pension fund. He also pays £91.80 National Insurance and £243.70 Income Tax this month. Calculate his net pay for this month. Use the following table to calculate how much tax Martin will pay with an annual salary of £25,400 and tax allowances of £6235. Taxable Income (£) Rates of Tax Q3. 0 to 4300 Lower Rate 20% 4301 – 27100 Basic Rate 23% over 27100 Higher Rate 40% The table below shows the monthly repayments, with and without loan protection, from the Countrywide Building Society. Country Wide amount of loan (£) 1000 2000 3000 5000 without loan protection with loan protection 12 24 12 24 months months months months 92.26 181.52 276.77 451.12 50.51 95.02 151.54 242.26 98.79 193.58 296.38 481.98 55.39 107.58 166.18 264.15 How much a loan of £3000 cost Jamie if he wants to make repayments over 24 months with loan protection? Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Outcome 2 Q4. The network diagram shows routes and distances in kilometres between four places in France. ROUEN 300 138 PARIS 347 RENNES 206 153 LE MANS A tourist leaves Le Mans to drive round the area. He doesn't want to go through any town more than once and does not need to go back to Le Mans. a. Copy and complete the tree diagram to show all the possible routes that the tourist can take from Le Mans. 153 RENNES LE MANS 206 b. Q5. PARIS Mark the total length of each route on your tree diagram to help you to find the shortest distance. The flowchart is used by a bank to calculate how much they will lend for a mortgage. START Age over 40 ? Yes Amount = 1½ salary No Yes Partner earning? Amount = (2 ¾ main salary) + (1 ½ partner's salary) No Amount = 2¾ salary No Is house new? Loan = 85% of amount Yes Loan = 95% of amount STOP Use the flowchart to calculate how much they will lend to a woman aged 38 earning £25 000 whose husband earns £22 000 who want to buy a new house. Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Q6. See worksheet The table shows the number of customers in a supermarket each day for two weeks. week 1 2 Sun 643 559 Mon 285 293 Tues 271 262 Wed 392 412 Thur 546 559 Fri 859 847 Sat 928 964 a. Enter this data into the spreadsheet grid on the worksheet. b. Write down the formula that you would enter to calculate the total number of customers for week 2. c. Write down the formula that you would enter to calculate the average daily number of customers over the two week period. Outcome 3 Q7. To find how many paving slabs, 2ft 2ft square, he needs for his patio , Mr.Morris does the following calculation: multiply the length by the breadth and divide by 4 Find how many slabs Mr Morris would need if his patio was 12 ft long by 10 ft broad. Q8. mv 2 is used in Physics. 2g Calculate E when m = 220, v = 8 and g = 10. The formula E = End of Unit Assessment Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Worksheet for Q6 A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Practice Unit Assessment 2 Applications (Int2) Outcome 1 Q1. Angela is paid a basic monthly salary of £520 plus commission of 10% of her total monthly sales. Employee Number Basic Pay Employee Name Angela Smith Overtime 520.00 Income Tax Pension 0214 Tax Code 351H Commission Gross Pay National Insurance Total Deductions 206.90 Month 11 82.20 Net Pay a. b. Q2. Calculate her gross pay in a month where her sales total £8500. Angela pays 9% of her salary into a pension fund. She also pays £82.20 National Insurance and £206.90 Income Tax this month. Calculate her net pay for this month. Use the following table to calculate how much tax David will pay with an annual salary of £27,200 and tax allowances of £8135. Taxable Income (£) Rates of Tax Q3. 0 to 4300 Lower Rate 20% 4301 – 27100 Basic Rate 23% over 27100 Higher Rate 40% The table below shows the monthly repayments, with and without loan protection, from the Countrywide Building Society. Country Wide amount of loan (£) 1000 2000 3000 5000 without loan protection with loan protection 12 24 12 24 months months months months 92.26 181.52 276.77 451.12 50.51 95.02 151.54 242.26 98.79 193.58 296.38 481.98 55.39 107.58 166.18 264.15 How much a loan of £2000 cost Jamie if he wants to make repayments over 12 months without loan protection? Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Outcome 2 Q4. The network diagram shows routes and distances in kilometres between four places in France. RENNES 245 347 PARIS 595 BREST 384 298 NANTES A tourist leaves Nantes to drive round the area. He doesn't want to go through any town more than once and does not need to go back to Nantes. a. Copy and complete the tree diagram to show all the possible routes that the tourist can take from Nantes. 298 BREST NANTES 384 b. Q5. PARIS Mark the total length of each route on your tree diagram to help you to find the shortest distance. The flowchart is used by a bank to calculate how much they will lend for a mortgage. START Age over 40 ? Yes Amount = 1½ salary No Yes Partner earning? Amount = (2 ¾ main salary) + (1 ½ partner's salary) No Amount = 2¾ salary No Is house new? Loan = 85% of amount Yes Loan = 95% of amount STOP Use the flowchart to calculate how much they will lend to a man aged 35 earning £21 000 whose wife earns £20 000 who want to buy an old house. Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Q6. See worksheet The table shows the number of customers in a supermarket each day for two weeks. week 1 2 Sun 321 280 Mon 142 146 Tues 136 131 Wed 196 206 Thur 273 279 Fri 430 424 Sat 464 482 a. Enter this data into the spreadsheet grid on the worksheet. b. Write down the formula that you would enter to calculate the total number of customers for week 2. c. Write down the formula that you would enter to calculate the average daily number of customers over the two week period. Outcome 3 Q7. To find how many paving slabs, 2ft 2ft square, he needs for his patio , Mr.Geddes does the following calculation: multiply the length by the breadth and divide by 4 Find how many slabs Mr Morris would need if his patio was 8 ft long by 6 ft broad. Q8. mv 2 is used in Physics. 2g Calculate E when m = 110, v = 4 and g = 10. The formula E = End of Unit Assessment Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Worksheet for Q6 A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Practice Unit Assessment 3 Applications (Int2) Outcome 1 Q1. Simon is paid a basic monthly salary of £570 plus commission of 12% of her total monthly sales. Employee Number Basic Pay Employee Name Simon Waters Overtime 570.00 Income Tax Pension 0198 Tax Code 343H Commission Gross Pay National Insurance Total Deductions 242.50 Month 5 88.20 Net Pay a. b. Q2. Calculate his gross pay in a month where his sales total £7500. Simon pays 7% of his salary into a pension fund. He also pays £88.20 National Insurance and £242.50 Income Tax this month. Calculate his net pay for this month. Use the following table to calculate how much tax David will pay with an annual salary of £29,100 and tax allowances of £6465. Taxable Income (£) Rates of Tax Q3. 0 to 4300 Lower Rate 20% 4301 – 27100 Basic Rate 23% over 27100 Higher Rate 40% The table below shows the monthly repayments, with and without loan protection, from the Countrywide Building Society. Country Wide amount of loan (£) 1000 2000 3000 5000 without loan protection with loan protection 12 24 12 24 months months months months 92.26 181.52 276.77 451.12 50.51 95.02 151.54 242.26 98.79 193.58 296.38 481.98 55.39 107.58 166.18 264.15 How much a loan of £5000 cost Jamie if he wants to make repayments over 24 months with loan protection? Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Outcome 2 Q4. The network diagram shows routes and distances in kilometres between four places in France. LE MANS 185 142 ORLEANS 309 NANTES 114 200 TOURS A tourist leaves Tours to drive round the area. He doesn't want to go through any town more than once and does not need to go back to Tours. a. Copy and complete the tree diagram to show all the possible routes that the tourist can take from Tours. 200 NANTES TOURS 114 b. Q5. ORLEANS Mark the total length of each route on your tree diagram to help you to find the shortest distance. The flowchart is used by a bank to calculate how much they will lend for a mortgage. START Age over 40 ? Yes Amount = 1½ salary No Yes Partner earning? Amount = (2 ¾ main salary) + (1 ½ partner's salary) No Amount = 2¾ salary No Is house new? Loan = 85% of amount Yes Loan = 95% of amount STOP Use the flowchart to calculate how much they will lend to a woman aged 32 earning £18 000 whose husband earns £17 000 who want to buy a new house. Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Q6. See worksheet The table shows the number of customers in a supermarket each day for two weeks. week 1 2 Sun 481 420 Mon 212 219 Tues 196 197 Wed 286 309 Thur 303 418 Fri 645 636 Sat 696 723 a. Enter this data into the spreadsheet grid on the worksheet. b. Write down the formula that you would enter to calculate the total number of customers for week 2. c. Write down the formula that you would enter to calculate the average daily number of customers over the two week period. Outcome 3 Q7. To find how many paving slabs, 2ft 2ft square, he needs for his patio , Mr.Raeburn does the following calculation: multiply the length by the breadth and divide by 4 Find how many slabs Mr Morris would need if his patio was 16 ft long by 12 ft broad. Q8. mv 2 is used in Physics. 2g Calculate E when m = 160, v = 6 and g = 10. The formula E = End of Unit Assessment Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Worksheet for Q6 A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2) Answers APP (Int2) Practice Unit Assessment 1 Practice Unit Assessment 2 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. a. £1530 b. £1072.10 £4278.95 £988.32 a. tree diagram b. 591 km (Le Mans Rennes – Rouen – Paris) £96662.50 a. spreadsheet b. SUM (B3 : H3) or appropriate cells c. AVERAGE (B2 : H3) or appropriate cells 30 704 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. a. £1370 b. £957.60 £4255.95 £178.24 a. tree diagram b. 890 km (Nantes Brest – Rennes – Paris) £74587.50 a. spreadsheet b. SUM (B3 : H3) or appropriate cells c. AVERAGE (B2 : H3) or appropriate cells 12 88 Practice Unit Assessment 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. a. £1470 b. £1036.40 £5077.05 £1339.60 a. tree diagram b. 441 km (Tours Orleans – Le Mans – Nantes) £71250 a. spreadsheet b. SUM (B3 : H3) or appropriate cells c. AVERAGE (B2 : H3) or appropriate cells 48 288 Pegasys 2003 Practice Test 1 APP (Int2)
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