Scribd
Upload
61 views2 pages

Question 1

The document contains a series of mathematical problems, including calculations, finding missing figures in sales data, calculating averages from test scores, and converting between binary and decimal systems. It also includes binary arithmetic and determining the parity of binary numbers. The problems are structured for practice in various mathematical concepts.

Uploaded by

alexandersgudu
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
61 views2 pages

Question 1

The document contains a series of mathematical problems, including calculations, finding missing figures in sales data, calculating averages from test scores, and converting between binary and decimal systems. It also includes binary arithmetic and determining the parity of binary numbers. The problems are structured for practice in various mathematical concepts.

Uploaded by

alexandersgudu
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

Question 1

1. Have a look at the following calculations:

a. 266 ÷ 14 + 8 =
b. 7(6 + 5) – 33 ÷ 3 × 5 =
c. (220 + [4 + 6 × 31] -10) + 43 × 11 =
2×(−5)+18÷6
d. (−12)×(−2)−26

2. Find the missing figure


The following table shows the sales figures (in units) of three different chocolate bars, Candy
light, Chocolight and Creamylight, at a retail outlet during a particular week:

Chocolate Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total


Bar
Candylight 160 100 ? 116 ? 184 ? ?
Chocolight 220 ? 152 ? 192 ? ? 1400
Creamylight ? 156 84 132 140 164 ? 948
508 440 412 ? 480 580 524 3400

3. A student scored the following marks for five tests during a semester (the test scores carry
an equal weight):

Test 1: 100%
Test 2: 80%
Test 3: 60%
Test 4: 51%
Test 5: 79%
Calculate the average.

4. Find the answers of the following:

i. 47
ii. 34
iii. 1 000 000 0000
iv. Shoes0
v. √100
vi. √576
vii. √144
viii. ∛27
1
ix. 1442
5. Convert the following binary to decimals:
a. 1001
b. 10010011
c. 11010111
d. 111111110
e. 00001

6. Convert the following decimals to binary:


a. 500
b. 350
c. 25

7. Calculate the following in binary


a. 200-150
b. 235-175
c. 100+40
d. 28+62

8. State whether the following binary are even or odd numbers without using the calculator
a. 110
b. 10111
c. 11111110
d. 10101010
e. 1111111

You might also like