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1.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B from the following Statement
Each container includes 6 electrical appliances. Each shipment contains the same number of microwave containers.
A. The number of appliances in a shipment containing 3 more than twice as many TV-set containers than microwave containers.
B. The number of appliances in a shipment containing 2 fewer than 3 times as many TV-set containers than microwave containers.
Each container includes 6 electrical appliances. Each shipment contains the same number of microwave containers.
A. The number of appliances in a shipment containing 3 more than twice as many TV-set containers than microwave containers.
B. The number of appliances in a shipment containing 2 fewer than 3 times as many TV-set containers than microwave containers.
2.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B from the following Statement
The perimeter of a rectangular orchard is 20 metres. Each tree requires exactly 1 square meter of soil.
A. The longest side of an orchard that contains exactly 21 trees.
B. The longest side of the orchard when it contains the maximum number of trees.
The perimeter of a rectangular orchard is 20 metres. Each tree requires exactly 1 square meter of soil.
A. The longest side of an orchard that contains exactly 21 trees.
B. The longest side of the orchard when it contains the maximum number of trees.
3.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B from the following Statement
The Farmers Market sells two types of apples: Pink Lady and Smith. Judy paid a total of £10 for 1kg of Pink Ladies and 3kg of Smiths. Alex paid £15 for 3kg of Pink Ladies and 3kg of Smiths.
A. The cost of 1 kg of Pink Lady apples.
B. The cost of 1 kg of Smith apples.
The Farmers Market sells two types of apples: Pink Lady and Smith. Judy paid a total of £10 for 1kg of Pink Ladies and 3kg of Smiths. Alex paid £15 for 3kg of Pink Ladies and 3kg of Smiths.
A. The cost of 1 kg of Pink Lady apples.
B. The cost of 1 kg of Smith apples.
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5.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B from the following Statement
X>1; Y=1/X
A. X
B. X/Y
X>1; Y=1/X
A. X
B. X/Y
6.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B from the following Statement
a >0; b = a+5
A. a/b
B. 1/5
a >0; b = a+5
A. a/b
B. 1/5
7.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B from the following Statement
Rob's salary is 10% higher than Diana's salary, which is 10% higher than Angela's salary.
A. The difference between Diana's salary and Angela's salary.
B. The difference between Rob's salary and Diana's salary.
Rob's salary is 10% higher than Diana's salary, which is 10% higher than Angela's salary.
A. The difference between Diana's salary and Angela's salary.
B. The difference between Rob's salary and Diana's salary.
8.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B from the following Statement
Mark gets paid 7.5p for every 15 seconds of work.
A. 2.5 minutes worth of Mark's work
B. £1
Mark gets paid 7.5p for every 15 seconds of work.
A. 2.5 minutes worth of Mark's work
B. £1
9.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B
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A. (6*10)5 , B. (6*105)
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10.
Make a comparison between two options, A and B
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A. 0.1*0.01*0.001 , B. (1/10)6
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