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Mel works in a café .  \nThe café had 60 customers in the morning  \n15 out of the 60 customers bought a cup of tea.  \nWhat fraction of the customers bought a cup of tea?  \n2. Ren is working in a café .  \nThe café sells afternoon teas. Each afternoon tea costs £12.  \nLast month Ren sold 49 afternoon teas.  \nHow much money did Ren make?  \n3. Ishaak is looking at the different types of milks used in his café . He keeps a record of the number of times a customer orders a type of milk.  \nHow many more times was cow’s milk ordered compared to plant milk?  \n4. Sylvie uses bags of coffee beans in her café . Each bag will make 27 cups of coffee.  \nSylvie made 323 cups of coffee last week.  \nHow many full bags of beans did she use? How many more cups of coffee were needed?  \n5. Jose’s café sells bags of coffee beans in different weights.  \nSmall Medium Large Extra Large  \n240g  \n480g  \n720g  \nThe weights follow a number pattern.  \nWhat is the weight of the extra large bag?  \n6. Lewis goes to his local café regularly. His café has a loyalty card scheme.  \nOver the past year, Lewis has bought 287 coffees.  \nHow many free coffees did he get?  \nHow many more stamps does he have?  \n7. Nigel is ordering lunch for a meeting from a local café . There will be 25 people in the meeting.  \nLunch costs £14 per person.  \nHow much will lunch cost in total?  \n8. Chris looks at the number of customers in his café over this week and last week.  \nHow many more sales were there this week compared to last week?  \nRound 228 to the nearest 100  \nUse the rounded number to check your answer to first question  \n9. Sally puts a box on the floor of the storeroom of her café .  \nShe puts more boxes on top of this box.  \nThe boxes are on top of each other. 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