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Edexcelaspr1ax Level3

The document presents a set of problem-solving exercises for Edexcel AS Mathematics, focusing on various mathematical concepts. It includes questions about proportions, sums of consecutive integers, and remainders in division. The exercises are designed for extension practice at level 3.

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Edexcelaspr1ax Level3

The document presents a set of problem-solving exercises for Edexcel AS Mathematics, focusing on various mathematical concepts. It includes questions about proportions, sums of consecutive integers, and remainders in division. The exercises are designed for extension practice at level 3.

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Edexcel AS Mathematics Problem solving

Section 1: Solving problems

Exercise level 3 (Extension)

1. A bag contains 140 balls of various colours. If 30 red balls are added to the bag the
proportion of red balls in the bag is doubled. How many red balls were in the bag to begin
with?

2. In how many ways can 45 be written as the sum of consecutive positive integers?

3. Find the value of x in the diagram below.

4. How many positive integers leave a remainder of 11 when divided into 1000?

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