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Work out 700-72  \n72 = 7 x 7 = 49  \n700 – 49 = 651  \n2. Here is a list of numbers.  \n29 31 46 43 29 31 38 34 43 35 43 Write down the mode of these numbers.  \n29 = 2  \n31 = 2  \n46 = 1  \n43 = 3  \n38 = 1  \n34 = 1  \n35 = 1  \n43 is the mode  \n3. Ola will run from her house to a local park and back to her house. She sees this sketch of the route she will take.  \nWhat is the total distance of the route Ola will run? Give your answer as a mixed number.  \nYou must show your working.  \n14 + 38 = 2+83 = 58  \n1 + 2 = 3  \n3 + 58 = 3 58  \n4a. Saima is making a filling for a cake.  \nSaima mixes jam, sugar and soft cheese in the ratio 4 : 1 : 16 She uses 32 oz of soft cheese.  \nSaima knows that 1 oz is 28.3 grams. How many grams of jam does Saima need?  \n32 ÷ 16 × 4 = 8  \n8 × 28.3 = 226.4 Needs 226.4g of jam  \n4b. Use estimation to show a check of your answer.  \n30 x 8 = 240  \nFunctional Skills Maths Level 2 | Shadow Paper | Non  \nCalculator 1  \n1. Work out 600-82  \n2. Here is a list of numbers.  \n29 31 46 43 29 31 38 34 43 29 35 Write down the mode of these numbers.  \n3. Ola will run from her house to a local park and back to her house. She sees this sketch of the route she will take.  \nWhat is the total distance of the route Ola will run? Give your answer as a mixed number.  \nYou must show your working.  \n4a. Saima is making a filling for a cake.  \nSaima mixes jam, sugar and soft cheese in the ratio 4 : 1 : 16 She uses 48 oz of soft cheese.  \nSaima knows that 1 oz is 28.3 grams. How many grams of jam does Saima need?  \n4b. 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