MARK MAXIMISER B is due east from A

MARK MAXIMISER B is due east from A. Calculate the bearing of C from B. N 52° A 4567 – 2 M Date: /22 ① A right-angled triangle has a length of 6 cm ② Kay invests £ 420 and earns £ 168 in ③ 1 2 3 simple interest over 5 years. What simple interest rate did the investment get? and a height of 12 cm. Find the length of its hypotenuse (2 dp). B C ④ ⑤ Find the area of this shape (1 dp). Find the equation of this line. ⑥ 4 m 133° Convert this recurring decimal to a fraction. 2 2 2 ⑦ If P(B) = 0. 91 find P(B’) ⑧ The diagram shows a parallelogram. ⑨ 0. 17 B C 3 a 2 1 ⑩ Using only these measurements, can we make a ⑪ congruent copy of this triangle? 7 cm 3 D A 13 cm 38° 2 b 1 3

MARK MAXIMISER 4567 – 2 M Date: ① A right-angled triangle has a length of 6 cm B is due east from A. Calculate the bearing of C from B. N ② Kay invests £ 420 and earns £ 168 in 52° C £ 168 ÷ 5 = £ 33. 60 per year B 218° 1 2 ④ 3 ⑤ Find the area of this shape (1 dp). Find the equation of this line. 133° Convert this recurring decimal to a fraction. 18. 6 m 2 2 2 ⑦ If P(B) = 0. 91 find P(B’) ⑧ The diagram shows a parallelogram. 0. 17 ⑥ 4 m 2 1 ⑩ Using only these measurements, can we make a ⑪ congruent copy of this triangle? C 7 cm 3 2 b D A 13 cm 38° 2 ⑨ B 3 a ③ simple interest over 5 years. What simple interest rate did the investment get? and a height of 12 cm. Find the length of its hypotenuse (2 dp). 90° A /22 1 3

MARK MAXIMISER 4567 – 2 M Date: ① A right-angled triangle has a length of 6 cm B is due east from A. Calculate the bearing of C from B. N ② Kay invests £ 420 and earns £ 168 in 52° C £ 168 ÷ 5 = £ 33. 60 per year B 218° 1 2 ④ 3 ⑤ Find the area of this shape (1 dp). Find the equation of this line. 133° Convert this recurring decimal to a fraction. 18. 6 m 2 2 2 ⑦ If P(B) = 0. 91 find P(B’) ⑧ The diagram shows a parallelogram. 2 ⑨ B ⑥ 4 m 0. 17 ③ simple interest over 5 years. What simple interest rate did the investment get? and a height of 12 cm. Find the length of its hypotenuse (2 dp). 90° A /22 C 3 a 2 b 2 1 ⑩ Using only these measurements, can we make a ⑪ congruent copy of this triangle? 13 cm 7 cm 3 38° No D A 7 cm 1 − 6 a − 2 b − 3 a 3 a − 2 b 3

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