Work for Year 8S/Ma1 Fractions.

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Work for Year 8S/Ma1 Fractions

Mixed fraction problems 1. Terry spent of his pocket money on a computer game and on a ticket for a Villa game. Work out the fraction of pocket money he has left. 2. Calculate the area of this rectangle: m m 3. A loaf of bread requires kg of flour. How many loaves can be made from kg of flour? 4. Find the value of

5. Across a whole match, Andy Murray wins of his break points. If he wins 12 break points, how many does he lose? 6. Mr Walker scores of the shots he takes in a match. In the match he takes 48 shots. How many goals does he score? 7. An exam is assessed by two papers worth the same number of marks each. To get an A*, Bob needs to average of the marks. Bob gets of the marks on the 1st paper and of the marks on the 2nd paper. Does Bob get an A*? Show your reasoning.