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Mathematics - Question and Answers

1. The document provides answers to mathematics lessons for Malawi primary school students. It includes solutions to problems involving ratios, significant figures, least common multiples, percentages, averages, and other math concepts. 2. Benjamin's cashbook is presented, tracking his starting capital, withdrawals, purchases, sales, and deposits between July 1-15, 2018. His ending capital on August 1 was K67,000. 3. Oranges were divided amongst Thoko, Joyce, and Stanley in a ratio of 1:3:2 parts respectively, with a total of 12 + 9 + 16 = 37 parts.

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Mathematics - Question and Answers

1. The document provides answers to mathematics lessons for Malawi primary school students. It includes solutions to problems involving ratios, significant figures, least common multiples, percentages, averages, and other math concepts. 2. Benjamin's cashbook is presented, tracking his starting capital, withdrawals, purchases, sales, and deposits between July 1-15, 2018. His ending capital on August 1 was K67,000. 3. Oranges were divided amongst Thoko, Joyce, and Stanley in a ratio of 1:3:2 parts respectively, with a total of 12 + 9 + 16 = 37 parts.

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MALAWI PRIMARY SCHOOL

MANEB CURRICULUM ONLINE LESSONS

SUBJECT: ANSWERS TO MATHEMATICS LESSONS SUBMISSION DATE: 27 April, 2020


1. Decrease 1944 in the ratio 2:3

Solution
1944 𝑥 2
=
3
= 1296

2. Express 3.0552 to 2 significant figures


Solution
= 3.0552 becomes 3.1 to 2 significant figures

3. What is the smallest number of bananas that can be put in bunches of 18, 30, 120

Solution
2 18 30 120
2 9 15 60
2 9 15 30
3 9 15 15
3 3 5 5
5 1 5 5
1 1 1

LCM = 2 x 2 x 2 x 3 x 3 x 5
The smallest number = 360

4. A bed was sold at a loss of K1650. If the cost of the bed was K3510. What was the selling
price?

Solution

Selling price = cost price – loss

1
= K3510 – K1650

= K1860

5. What is the solution of the inequality: x + 5 ≤ 12?


Solution
x + 5 ≤ 12
x + 5 – 5 ≤ 12 – 5
x≤7

6. A student in a certain school obtained the following marks in English in a term: 54, 80,
70, 54, 83 and 43, what was the mean score?
Solution

𝑠𝑢𝑚 𝑜𝑓 𝑎𝑙𝑙 𝑣𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒𝑠


Mean =
𝑛𝑢𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑟 𝑜𝑓 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑣𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒𝑠

54+ 80 + 70+ 54 + 83+ 43


=
6

384
=
6

= 64

7. Brenda receives K2, 300 per fortnight from an employer as her wage. Find the amount
of money she gets in a month.
Solution
Brenda’s wage = K2, 300 per fortnight
Fortnight = 2 weeks
2
Month = 2 fortnights
Therefore Brenda’s wages per month = K2, 300 x 2
= K4, 600

8. Chikondi bought a bicycle in South Africa worth 500 rands. If one rand is equivalent to
K19.74, what is the value of the bicycle in Malawi Kwacha?
Solution
R1 = K19.74
.
.. R500 = more
𝑅500 𝑥 𝐾1974
=
𝑅1
= K9870.00

3
9. A person digs of a pit in 24 days. How long will the person take to complete the
8
remaining work?
Solution
8
Total days =
8

3
24 days =
8

8 3
Remaining days = –
8 8

5
=
8

3
If = 24 days
8

3
. 5
.. = more
8

5 3
÷ x 24
8 8

1
5 8 8
x x 24
8 3
1 1

= 40 days

10. The area of a triangle is 36m2. If the base is 12m, find the height.
Solution

36m2

12m
1
Area of a triangle = x base x height
2

Area of = 36m2 (given)


Base = 12m (given)
Height = ?
1
Therefore: 36m2 = x 12m xh
6 2

6 1
36 6
= xh
6 6
1 1

Height = 6m

4
Table below shows the number of eggs collected by a farmer in five days. Use it to answer
Questions 11 and 12.

DAY NUMBER OF EGGS COLLECTED


Monday //// //// //// ///
Tuesday ///
Wednesday //// //// /
Thursday //// ////
Friday //// /
Table 1
11. What is the number of eggs collected on Wednesday?
= 11 eggs

12. On which day was there the least number of eggs collected?
= Tuesday

13. A bus left Majiga at 7:30 am and reached Dziwe at 10:30 am. If it was travelling at an
average speed of 90km/h, what distance did it cover?
SOLUTION
10.30 – 7.30 = 3 hours
Distance = speed x time
= 90km/h x 3 hours
= 270km

14. An obtuse angle is an angle which is __________


= Greater than 90o but less than 180o

15. Bwemba gets a commission of K600 for every K10 000 on items sold. Find the total
commission Bwemba would get after selling items worth K35 000.

WORKING
10,000 = K600

5
35,000 = ? more
𝐾35,000 𝑥 𝐾600
𝐾10,000
= K350 x K6
= K2,100

Figure below shows a quadrilateral ABCD. Use it to answer Questions 1 and 2.


A 6 cm B

5 cm 3 cm 5 cm

D 8 cm C
Figure 1
Figure 1
16. What is the name of the quadrilateral?
= trapezium
17. Find the area of the quadrilateral
Area of trapezium = ½ (sum of parallel sides) x height
= ½ (6cm + 8cm) x 3
=7x3
= 21 cm2

1
18. Express 2 as decimal number
3
7
3

2.33

6
19. Simplify 7x + 8y – 3x + y

SOLUTION
7x – 3x + 8y + y
4x + 9y

20. What is the rule for generating a number pattern 49, 63, 77, 91?
Add 14

21. Change the ratio 16:84 to a fraction


4
8
16 8
=
84 42
42 21

4
=
21

22. By how much does the sum of 25.04 and 96.75 exceed 72.5?
WORKING
(25.04 + 96.75) – 72.5
121.79 – 72.5
= 49.29

23. Arrange the following Roman Numerals VI, IX, V, VIII in descending order
IX VIII VI V

24. Benjamin started business on 1st July 2018 with K52 000 in bank. During the month,
Benjamin’s transactions were as follows:
2nd July withdrew K40 000
7th July bought maize K30 000

7
10th July sold maize K45 000
15th July banked K33 000

a. Prepare Benjamin’s cashbook

BENJAMIN’S CASHBOOK

DATE INCOME CASH BANK DATE INCOME CASH BANK


01/04/2018 Capital in bank K52,000 02/04/2018 Withdrew K40,000

02/04/2018 Withdrew K40,000 07/04/2018 Bought maize K30,000

10/04/2018 Sold maize K45,000 15/04/2018 Banked K33,000

15/04/2018 Banked K33,000


Balance c/f K22,000 K45,000
K85,000 K85,000 K85,000 K85,000
01/05/2018 Balance b/d K22,000 K45,000

b. What was Benjamin’s capital on 1st August?


= K67,000

1 3 2
25. Divide 370 oranges amongst Thoko, Joyce and Stanley in the ratio of 2 ∶ 8 ∶ 3

Thoko Joyce Stanley


1 3 2
2 8 3

1 3 2
Total parts = + +
2 8 3

1 3 2
+ +
2 8 3

8
12 + 9 + 16
24

37
24

1 37
Thoko = ÷ x 370
2 24

= 120 oranges

3 37
Joyce = ÷ x 370
8 24

= 90 oranges

2 37
Stanley = ÷ x 370
3 24

= 160 oranges

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