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Revision Section A:
All questions are worth 1 mark unless otherwise stated.
1) Glen Browns’ mobile phone costs are estimated as £25,000 per annum for 2018, this
follows an increase of 2% in 2017 and an increase of 4% in 2016. Glen Browns’ annual
mobile phone costs, prior to the increases, (rounded to the nearest £100) was:
2) If costs are estimated as £8,500 accurate to the nearest ±2%, and sales revenues are
estimated to be £7,450 accurate to the nearest ±3%. The estimated maximum LOSS for the
business, (rounded to the nearest £100) is:
R = 3M3 +4N2 – 3P
4) A business manufactures two types of Jewellery, Rings and Necklaces. The per unit profit
contributions for Rings and Necklaces are, respectively, £45 and £100.
Using R to represent the number of Rings manufactured and N to represent the number of
Necklaced manufactured. The formula that represents the total profit contribution (π) is:
7) A business supplies a maximum of 1,550 units of its product K, per month. Also it
generates total revenues (R) of greater than £17,000 per month. And it uses less than 400
units of raw material T: Which ONE of the following statements is true:
8) Using October as the base period, the expenditure index number for November is:
9) Using October as the base period, the Laspeyre price index number for November is:
10) Jumbo bread manufacturers plans’ to acquire a new bread making machine in five years
time. The purchase price (SSF) is anticipated to be £75,000. Find the minimum identical
end of year sinking fund provisions (A) that will be required to be deposited within a
savings account yielding 2% interest (i) per annum, compounded annually, that will enable
the acquisition of the new bread making machine in 5 years time.
11) A savings account yields 1.75% fixed interest per annum, compounded annually. The total
amount of interest received during the 5.5 years following the initial deposit (P) of
£25,000 within the savings account would be:
12) A savings account contains an initial amount (P) of £30,000, the nominal rate of interest (i)
is 2.4%, compounded annually. How many years (n) will it take to produce a total level of
savings (S) of £36,000?
13) The following table shows the drinks preference of a sample of people.
DRINKS PREFERENCE
AGE-GROUP Tea Coffee Other
Under 13 years 5 10 30
13 to under 25 years 15 20 25
25 years and older 35 40 10
If somebody is selected at random, what is the Probability that they are in the age- group
under 13 to under 25 years OR have Other as their drinks preference?