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    The document contains practice questions on calculating bounds for measurements that are rounded or have uncertainty. There are 9 multiple choice questions asking students to find maximum and minimum values for measurements like mass, area, and volume when given the rounding precision.

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    The document contains practice questions on calculating bounds for measurements that are rounded or have uncertainty. There are 9 multiple choice questions asking students to find maximum and minimum values for measurements like mass, area, and volume when given the rounding precision.

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    The document contains practice questions on calculating bounds for measurements that are rounded or have uncertainty. There are 9 multiple choice questions asking students to find maximum and minimum values for measurements like mass, area, and volume when given the rounding precision.

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    Bounds III Answers

    Uploaded by

    Chikanma Okoisor
    The document contains practice questions on calculating bounds for measurements that are rounded or have uncertainty. There are 9 multiple choice questions asking students to find maximum and minimum values for measurements like mass, area, and volume when given the rounding precision.

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    GCSE Maths
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    Bounds
    1. The mass of a loaf of bread is given as 1.3kg to the nearest 0.1kg. Find the
    interval within which m, the actual mass of the bread, lies.

    (2 Marks)

    2. The length of a piece of string was measured as 1.67m to two decimal


    places. Find the interval within which l, the actual length of the string,
    lies.

    (2 marks)

    3. A farmer owns a rectangular field that is 105m in length and 50m in


    width. Both dimensions have been rounded to the nearest metre.
    a) What is the maximum area of the field?
    b) What is the minimum area of the filed?

    (4 Marks)

    4. If what is the maximum and minimum value of A, if B is 100m


    correct to the nearest 5 m and C is 10 m correct to the nearest meter?

    (3 marks)

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    5. A land owner owns a square field that has one side measured 900m
    correct to the nearest 10m. He is looking to sell the field and has been
    offered £10 per square meter. What is the maximum amount of money
    that the land owner could get?

    Due to rounding, the land owner could claim that the length of his field is just
    under 905m. Using this figure, the field would have and area just under
    819025m2. Thus, he could reach just under £8,190,250 for his land.

    (3 Marks)

    6. A Circle has an area of 100cm2 correct to the nearest 10cm2. Calculate


    the maximum radius of the circle.

    (3 marks)

    7. Given that = 3.2 correct to 1 decimal place, give the inequality for
    .

    (4 Marks)

    8. Given that = 1.8 correct to 1 decimal place and correct to 1


    significant figure, give the inequality for .

    (4 Marks)

    9. A cuboid measures 32.3cm by 20.1cm by 14.2cm. Each dimension has


    been rounded to 1 decimal place. Calculate the minimum and maximum
    possible volumes of the cuboid.

    (4 Marks)

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