0% found this document useful (0 votes)
11 views1 page

STD 4 Math HOTS Questions Chapter 8 Part4

The document contains a series of data handling questions related to percentage increases, averages, and proportions. It includes examples of calculating vehicle counts, student preferences, average speeds, and financial figures based on given data. Each question is designed to evaluate the understanding of basic mathematical concepts in data handling.

Uploaded by

Soon Yang Lee
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
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
11 views1 page

STD 4 Math HOTS Questions Chapter 8 Part4

The document contains a series of data handling questions related to percentage increases, averages, and proportions. It includes examples of calculating vehicle counts, student preferences, average speeds, and financial figures based on given data. Each question is designed to evaluate the understanding of basic mathematical concepts in data handling.

Uploaded by

Soon Yang Lee
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/ 1

A table shows that the number of vehicles passing a

checkpoint increases by 10% each year. If 1000 vehicles Multiply the first year’s total by 10%: 1000 ×
Q031 4 Data Handling 1100 vehicles Tough Evaluation Use percentage increase to calculate next year’s total.
passed in the first year, how many passed in the second 1.10 = 1100 vehicles.
year?
A pie chart shows that 35% of 80 students like 100% - (35% + 25%) = 40%. Multiply the total
Subtract the total percentages from 100%, then multiply by
Q032 4 Data Handling basketball, 25% like soccer, and the rest like badminton. 32 students number of students by 40%: 80 × 0.40 = 32 Tough Evaluation
the total number of students.
How many students like badminton? students.
A table shows that a cyclist covered 240 kilometers in 8
Total distance covered in the first 7 hours = 240
hours. In the last hour, the cyclist covered 60 Subtract the last hour’s distance, then divide the remainder by
Q033 4 Data Handling 25.71 kilometers per hour - 60 = 180 kilometers. Divide by 7 hours: 180 ÷ Tough Evaluation
kilometers. What was the cyclist’s average speed in the 7 hours.
7 ≈ 25.71 kilometers per hour.
first 7 hours?
First, find the total number who prefer tea: 120
A survey shows that 45% of 120 people prefer tea. If 75
× 0.45 = 54 people. Then, assume that the Find the total tea preference, then proportionally distribute to
Q034 4 Data Handling people in the survey are women, how many women 33 women Tough Evaluation
proportion of women who prefer tea is the women.
prefer tea?
same as the total: 54 ÷ 120 × 75 = 33 women.
A bar graph shows the monthly sales of a product. In
Increase = RM2400 - RM1500 = RM900.
January, sales were RM1500, and in February, sales
Q035 4 Data Handling 60% Percentage increase = (900 ÷ 1500) × 100 = Tough Evaluation Use percentage increase formula to calculate the growth.
were RM2400. What was the percentage increase in
60%.
sales?
A table shows that the number of customers visiting a Increase each month by 50: January = 200,
Q036 4 Data Handling store increased by 50 customers each month. If 200 350 customers February = 250, March = 300, April = 350 Tough Evaluation Add 50 customers for each additional month.
customers visited in January, how many visited in April? customers.

A survey shows that 20% of a company’s 200 employees


Total employees preferring working from home
prefer working from home. If half of those employees
Q037 4 Data Handling 20 marketers = 200 × 0.20 = 40 employees. Half of them are Tough Evaluation Calculate total preference, then divide among marketers.
are in the marketing department, how many marketers
marketers: 40 ÷ 2 = 20 marketers.
prefer working from home?

A line graph shows that a company’s monthly profit Total increase = RM25,000 - RM10,000 =
Subtract total profit increase, then divide by the number of
Q038 4 Data Handling increased from RM10,000 to RM25,000 over 5 months. RM3000 per month RM15,000. Divide by the number of months: Tough Evaluation
months.
What was the average monthly increase in profit? RM15,000 ÷ 5 = RM3000 per month.
A pie chart shows that 40% of 500 people prefer coffee, 100% - (40% + 30%) = 30%. Multiply the total
Q039 4 Data Handling 30% prefer tea, and the rest prefer water. How many 150 people number of people by 30%: 500 × 0.30 = 150 Tough Evaluation Subtract percentages, then multiply to find the total for water.
people prefer water? people.
A table shows that the total expenditure for a family Increase each month by RM500: January =
Q040 4 Data Handling increased by RM500 every month. If the family spent RM4500 RM3000, February = RM3500, March = Tough Evaluation Add RM500 for each additional month.
RM3000 in January, how much did they spend in April? RM4000, April = RM4500.

You might also like