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Write 2.71828 correct to 3 decimal places.  \n2.718  \n2. Here is a formula P = 3T2  \nWork out the value of P when T = 10.  \nP = 3 (102)  \nP = 3 (10 x 10)  \nP = 3 x 100  \nP = 300  \n3. Lizzie buys 3 clocks for a total cost of £50 at a car boot sale.  \nShe sells 2 of the clocks for £2 2 each and the other clock for £20.  \nLizzie thinks she has made a profit of over 30% of the cost of the clocks. Is Lizzie correct?  \nShow why you think this.  \nFind 30%  \n30 ÷ 100 x 50 = 15 Find total selling  \n2 x 22 + 20 = 64 Find profit  \n64 – 50 = 14  \nNo, she made £14 profit and 30% is £15  \n4. Bill is a builder.  \nOn Monday he made mortar mix.  \nHe used 24kg of sand and 5kg of cement.  \nOn Tuesday Bill will make the same type of mortar mix.  \nHe will use 36kg of sand.  \nHow much cement does he need to make the same kind of mortar mix?  \n36 ÷ 24 = 1.5  \n5 x 1.5 = 7.5  \nNeeds 7.5kg of cement  \nFunctional Skills Maths Level 2 | Shadow Paper | Non  \nCalculator 2  \n1. Write 3.84634 correct to three decimal places.  \n2. Here is a formula P = 5T2  \nWork out the value of P when T = 5.  \n3. Lizzie buys 3 clocks for a total cost of £50 at a car boot sale.  \nShe sells 2 of the clocks for £25 each and the other clock for £2 2.  \nLizzie thinks she has made a profit of over 40% of the cost of the clocks. Is Lizzie correct?  \nShow why you think this.  \n4. Bill is a builder.  \nOn Monday he made mortar mix.  \nHe used 24kg of sand and 7.5kg of cement.  \nOn Tuesday Bill will make the same type of mortar mix.  \nHe will use 48kg of sand.  \nHow much cement does he need to make the same kind of mortar mix?  \nANSWERS  \n1. 3.846  \n2. 125  \n3. 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