Functional Skills Maths Level 2 Full calculator Exam

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[@ahmerkabir4027]

I'm confused with question 6 - where did we get 1.015 from?

[@lorraine6992]

Mr. Maths, you broke this down to give me a complete understanding of parts I could not understand. I greatly appreciate it and wish I found your video earlier as I have an exam today.

[@KuldeepKaur-dn7xp]

Very useful n helpful ❤

[@dawindervasta8838]

You are absolutely brilliant, step by step, just what I was looking for

[@mrmaths98]

Thank you 😊

[@ArtwithLiam00]

Hi , I can see you have not replied on why 1.015 was what you needed to answer question 6. An explanation would make this clearer on why it is 1.015 and not 0.015 Thank you

[@lizl.6874]

Hi, for problem number 6, I don't understand why 1.5% = 1.015 ? isn't it 0.015?

[@muhammad4960]

seems to be much easier than maths level 3 9231/32 november 2020 paper, despite similar marks (50) and pass (A) mark (25 marks out of 50 marks), and only a level up. the level 1 maths paper I saw also title "functional skills maths level 1" was only a bit easier. I heard that "functional skills" was an alternative and equivalent for some people to gcse maths and a-level maths (and further maths).

[@XxTashaxX2000]

For question 12 you stated to get 4.75m to a cm you have to divide by 100 and this gives you 475. You have to times by 100 to get this amount.

[@lee-wood]

Genuine question, Is there a reason on Q10 not to do 100% -27% =73%. 7346 / 73 = 100.63013 x 100 = 10063.013? Just seems more intuitive and easy to remember (at least for me)

[@wagneralves5517]

I liked that I just didn’t get why u times 100.63013 x 100? Where that 100 comes from ?

[@wolfzee6604]

@@wagneralves5517 7346 / 73 figures out what 1% is so x100 will be 100% which is the brand new price

[@izabelasz.232]

Q6 1,5% from every 1£ is 0,015 so it is 1,015£ bcs it is 1£+0,015 on top of every pound.

[@ValshaunOfficial]

Hey on cue number 2 where you said 36 by 4 =144 . l dont understand where you got the 4 and 36 from

[@idfilolearnitalian]

You consider that 1hour = 4 x15 minutes ,therefore 4 x36 coins= 144 coins Then 144 coins x 24hours= 3456 coins

[@tattooedgamer5183]

Question 12. Did you mean 4.75 x 100, as you said, divide ??

[@hifzashafiq5507]

When I rotate to full screen I could see question 😔

[@maishakhan2059]

hi for q5 how did u get old median of 49.3?

[@idfilolearnitalian]

£49,300 > 49.3

[@XxTashaxX2000]

Question 6 for compound interest wasn’t explained properly

[@kevcarlin]

Question 8 why was 21.22 only to two decimal places and not rounded up

[@idfilolearnitalian]

Mr Maths ,Thank you for this video. Could the check answer of question number 5 be : 87.6- 49.3 = 38.3 38.3+5.5=43.8 ?

[@lukesmith9783]

Could of half Ed 49

[@alisharif1997]

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[@abdomahfouad4699]

The answer to number 9 question so badly explained !!