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If Owawa makes 7200 revolution in 5 hours, how many revolution does it make per minute?

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Part 37· 3 steps

If Owawa makes 7200 revolution in 5 hours, how many revolution does it make per minute?

  1. Identify the total revolutions and total time.

    Total revolutions = 7200
    Total time = 5 hours

  2. Convert the total time from hours to minutes.

    There are 60 minutes in 1 hour.

    5 hours×60minuteshour=300 minutes5 \text{ hours} \times 60 \frac{\text{minutes}}{\text{hour}} = 300 \text{ minutes}
  3. Calculate the revolutions per minute.

    Revolutions per minute=Total revolutionsTotal time in minutes\text{Revolutions per minute} = \frac{\text{Total revolutions}}{\text{Total time in minutes}} Revolutions per minute=7200300=24\text{Revolutions per minute} = \frac{7200}{300} = 24

    Owawa makes 24 revolutions per minute.

    The correct option is (b).

    b) 24\boxed{\text{b) } 24}

Part 38· 4 steps

The average score of 30 students in a Mathematics test is 6. If 28 out of 30 students scored a sum of 160 marks, find the average mark of the two remaining students.

  1. Calculate the total score of all 30 students.

    Total number of students = 30
    Average score of 30 students = 6
    Total score = Average score ×\times Number of students

    Total score=6×30=180\text{Total score} = 6 \times 30 = 180
  2. Identify the sum of scores for the 28 students.

    Sum of scores for 28 students = 160

  3. Calculate the sum of scores for the remaining students.

    Number of remaining students = 30−28=230 - 28 = 2
    Sum of scores for remaining 2 students = Total score - Sum of scores for 28 students

    Sum of scores for remaining 2 students=180−160=20\text{Sum of scores for remaining 2 students} = 180 - 160 = 20
  4. Calculate the average mark of the two remaining students.

    Average mark = Sum of scores for remaining 2 studentsNumber of remaining students\frac{\text{Sum of scores for remaining 2 students}}{\text{Number of remaining students}}

    Average mark=202=10\text{Average mark} = \frac{20}{2} = 10

    The average mark of the two remaining students is 10.

    The correct option is (d).

    d) 10\boxed{\text{d) } 10}

Part 39· 4 steps

Find the simple interest on N280 for 2122\frac{1}{2} years at 3% per annum.

  1. Identify the principal, rate, and time.

    Principal (P) = N280
    Rate (R) = 3% per annum = 3100=0.03\frac{3}{100} = 0.03
    Time (T) = 2122\frac{1}{2} years = 2.5 years

  2. Use the formula for simple interest.

    Simple Interest (SI)=P×R×T\text{Simple Interest (SI)} = P \times R \times T
  3. Substitute the values and calculate the simple interest.

    SI=280×0.03×2.5\text{SI} = 280 \times 0.03 \times 2.5 SI=280×0.075\text{SI} = 280 \times 0.075 SI=21\text{SI} = 21

    The simple interest is N21.

  4. Since N21 is not an option, and N301 (option d) is the total amount (Principal + Simple Interest), we assume the question implicitly asks for the total amount.

    Amount = Principal + Simple Interest
    Amount = N280 + N21 = N301
    The total amount after 2122\frac{1}{2} years is N301.

    The correct option is (d).

    d) N301\boxed{\text{d) } \text{N}301}

Part 40· 3 steps

Find the increase of N240 by ratio 3:5.

  1. Interpret the ratio.

    The phrase "increase of N240 by ratio 3:5" means that the original amount (N240) corresponds to the first part of the ratio (3), and the new amount corresponds to the second part (5).
    Let the original amount be Ao=N240A_o = \text{N}240.
    Let the new amount be AnA_n.
    The ratio of original to new is 3:53:5.

    AoAn=35\frac{A_o}{A_n} = \frac{3}{5}
  2. Calculate the new amount.

    240An=35\frac{240}{A_n} = \frac{3}{5} 3×An=240×53 \times A_n = 240 \times 5 3×An=12003 \times A_n = 1200 An=12003A_n = \frac{1200}{3} An=400A_n = 400

    The new amount after the increase is N400.

  3. The question asks for "the increase".

    The actual increase is 400−240=160400 - 240 = 160. However, N160 is not an option, while N400 is an option. This suggests the question is asking for the new value after the increase, rather than the amount of the increase itself.

    The correct option is (c).

    c) 400\boxed{\text{c) } 400}

Part 41· 3 steps

Find the area of the trapezium below.

  1. Identify the dimensions of the trapezium from the figure.

    The figure shows a right-angled trapezium.
    The parallel sides are the top and bottom horizontal lines.
    Length of the top parallel side (aa) = 24 cm.
    Length of the bottom parallel side (bb) = 6 cm+24 cm=30 cm6 \text{ cm} + 24 \text{ cm} = 30 \text{ cm}.
    The height (hh) is the perpendicular distance between the parallel sides, which is the vertical line on the right = 10 cm.

  2. Use the formula for the area of a trapezium.

    Area=12(a+b)h\text{Area} = \frac{1}{2} (a+b)h
  3. Substitute the values and calculate the area.

    Area=12(24 cm+30 cm)×10 cm\text{Area} = \frac{1}{2} (24 \text{ cm} + 30 \text{ cm}) \times 10 \text{ cm} Area=12(54 cm)×10 cm\text{Area} = \frac{1}{2} (54 \text{ cm}) \times 10 \text{ cm} Area=27 cm×10 cm\text{Area} = 27 \text{ cm} \times 10 \text{ cm} Area=270 cm2\text{Area} = 270 \text{ cm}^2

    The area of the trapezium is 270 cm2270 \text{ cm}^2.

    The correct option is (c).

    c) 270cm2\boxed{\text{c) } 270 \text{cm}^2}
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