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Best Buys

Best Buys
Practice Questions
Textbook Exercise
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Best Buys
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Best Buy Questions
Exam Questions
Best Buys [ MS ]
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Maps and Scale Drawings

Scales and maps Video
Practice Questions
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Maps and Scale Drawings Worksheets, Questions and Revision
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Scale Drawings and Maps - Past Paper Questions
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See also Bearings.


Time

Time calculations
Practice Questions
Textbook Exercise
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Time calculations
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Time
Questions
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Converting units of time
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Timetables and Schedules

A timetable is a kind of table in which each row represents a destination and each column a journey made by a service, e.g. a bus, a train, an aeroplane, e.t.c.

Timetables
Practice Questions
Textbook Exercise
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Timetables
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Timetables
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Money

Change
Regular Payments
Practice Questions
Discounts
Practice Questions
Wages - Practice Questions
Bank Statements
Practice Questions
Income Tax
Practice Questions
Cost per kg
Practice Questions
Reading meters
Profit
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See also Best Buys


Interest

Prerequisite Materials:

Calculating a Percentage Increase


Calculating the Interest:

To find the interest on an amount invested at a given percentage use the percentage increase formula.

i=A⁢p100

After one year the total invested would be:

I=A⁢(1+p100)

Simple Interest:

In the case of simple interested the percentage calculate is multiplied by the number of years invested.

I= A⁢(1+n⁢p100)

Compound Interest:

For compound interest raise the calculated percentage increase by the number of years invested.

I= A⁢(1+p100)n

Videos and Questions:

Percentages: simple interest
Practice Questions
Percentages: compound interest
Practice Questions
Textbook Exercise

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