0580/31 Oct/Nov 2024, Question 3: Everyday Money Problems
Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics 0580 · Paper 31 (Core) · Calculator · 12 marks
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The question, in short
From a survey bar chart of bicycle use by age, plus trip times, a pie chart table and a bike payment plan, find percentages, counts, total time, angles and number of payments.
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Part (ai) · 1 mark
Using the bar chart, state the percentage for the 60 to 69 age group.
- 1Read the bar for 60−69: 30%
Answer30
Part (aii) · 2 marks
Given 980 people aged 30 to 39, work out how many ride a bicycle.
- 1Bar for 30−39 shows 40%
- 240/100 × 980 = 392
Answer392
Part (b) · 2 marks
Jack makes 18 trips of 23 minutes each; find the yearly total in hours and minutes.
- 118 × 23 = 414 minutes
- 2414 = 6 × 60 + 54
- 3= 6 hours 54 mins
Answer6 hours 54 mins
Part (ci) · 2 marks
For 240 people, complete the pie chart sector angles for cycle paths, parks and other.
- 1360 ÷ 240 = 1.5° per person
- 2Cycle paths: 72 × 1.5 = 108°
- 3Parks: 48 × 1.5 = 72°
- 4Other: 36 × 1.5 = 54°
Answer| Cycle paths | 108° | | Parks | 72° | | Other | 54° |
Part (cii) · 2 marks
Draw the remaining sectors on the pie chart, which already shows Roads at 126°.
- 1From the end of the Roads sector draw Cycle paths 108°, then Parks 72°; the rest is Other 54°
- 2Check: 126 + 108 + 72 + 54 = 360°; label each sector
AnswerCorrect pie chart
Part (d) · 3 marks
A $720 bicycle has a one-fifth deposit, then equal monthly payments of $16; find how many payments.
- 1Deposit = 1/5 × 720 = $144
- 2Rest = 720 − 144 = $576
- 3576 ÷ 16 = 36 payments
Answer36
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