Real-World Problem Solving Using Numbers
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Real-World Problem Solving Using Numbers — Free MYP3 Mathematics Practice Questions

1QuestionEstimating in Daily Life SituationsConcept Practice
2 marks~3 minCriterion A
A pencil is placed along a ruler. The left end of the pencil lines up with the 2 cm mark and the right end lines up with the 16.8 cm mark.
a
Calculate the length of the pencil in centimetres. [1]
b
Round your answer to the nearest whole number of centimetres. [1]

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2QuestionBanking Savings and TransactionsAssessment Practice
2 marks~3 minCriterion D
A student deposits 200 dollars in a bank account that earns simple interest at 3% per year, modelled by

I=P×r×tI = P \times r \times t

where II is the interest earned, PP is the principal, rr is the annual rate as a decimal, and tt is the time in years.

Explain one limitation of using simple interest to model the growth of this student's savings over 10 years. [2]
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3QuestionMath in Cooking and RecipesConcept Practice
2 marks~3 minCriterion B
A basic cookie recipe uses 2 cups of flour to make 12 cookies.

Number of cookies12243648
Cups of flour2468
a
Describe the relationship between the number of cookies and the cups of flour. [1]
b
Calculate the number of cups of flour needed to make 60 cookies. [1]

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4QuestionMath in Shopping and DiscountsAssessment Practice
8 marks~12 minCriterion C
A jacket costs 150 dollars. Store A applies a 30% discount, then a further 20% off the reduced price. Store B applies a single 50% discount to the same jacket.
a
Calculate the final price of the jacket at Store A after both discounts are applied in sequence. [2]
b
Calculate the difference in final price between the two stores. [2]
c
A customer claims that shopping at Store A gives the same saving as Store B because 30%+20%=50%30\% + 20\% = 50\%. Analyse this claim. In your answer, show the effective percentage discount at Store A and explain why sequential discounts do not add in the way the customer expects. [4]
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