4MA1/1F Jun 2024, Question 1: Ordering Values
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Mathematics A 4MA1 · Paper 1F (Foundation) · Calculator · 5 marks
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The question, in short
Using a table of shoreline lengths in km for seven lakes, answer questions on identifying the longest, writing a number in words, finding a difference, place value, and rounding to the nearest thousand.
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Part (a) · 1 mark
Identify which of the seven lakes has the greatest shoreline length from the table.
- 1Compare the lengths of shoreline: 8947, 3808, 13600, 4763, 6124, 2758, 4361
- 2Identify the largest value: 13600
- 3The lake with length 13600 km is Saimaa
AnswerSaimaa
Part (b) · 1 mark
Write the number 6124 in words.
- 1Read 6124: six thousand
- 2One hundred
- 3Twenty-four
- 4Combine: six thousand one hundred and twenty-four
AnswerSix thousand one hundred and twenty four
Part (c) · 1 mark
Find how many kilometres longer Lake Nasser's shoreline is than Lake Inari's.
- 1Length of Lake Nasser: 8947 km
- 2Length of Lake Inari: 2758 km
- 3Subtract: 8947 − 2758 = 6189
Answer6189
Part (d) · 1 mark
State the value of the digit 6 in the number 4763.
- 1In 4763, the digit 6 is in the tens place
- 26 × 10 = 60
Answer60
Part (e) · 1 mark
Name the two table numbers that round to 4000 to the nearest thousand.
- 1Check each number to nearest thousand:
- 23808 → 4000
- 34361 → 4000
- 4Others: 8947 → 9000, 13600 → 14000, 4763 → 5000, 6124 → 6000, 2758 → 3000
- 5The two numbers that round to 4000 are 3808 and 4361
Answer3808, 4361
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