Can you answer these 10 GCSE questions?
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Can you answer these 10 GCSE questions?
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mikeyparry
9/10. Slipped up on angel question!
alec
On no !! at 73 I've finally forgetting my school years.
kbparker
Thank you so much for the answers!
JRW
Trixie - Rose, the area of a kite is half of length x breadth. A = 1/2(LxB)
thus 1/2(15x6) = 1/2(90) = 45
JRW
R Yancey, even easier is that the area of a kite is half of length x breadth.
A = 1/2(LxB) or LxB/2
1/2(15x6) = 1/2(90) = 45 or 15x6/2 = 15x3 = 45
mikeyparry
10 / 10. I must have done well at school!
coralnavon
When I took the GSCEs - they were called O' levels - in 1967. I can remember, Maths, English, Biology, French, Latin and Art. Later on I did O' levels in Italian and Classical Hebrew. I know that I didn't do chemistry or physics and at our school we didn't do History - I did History for A' level. I know that I ended up with altogether 9. Maybe English literature and English language were considered two subjects. I did really badly in this test.
R Yancey
To Trixie - Rose
The answer to question number 4 is not 90 cubic centimeters. If you draw a line horizontally through the center of the figure you get two triangles that are identical. The formula for the area of a triangle is base X height / 2. In this case 15 cm X 3 cm / 2 which equals 22.5 cubic centimeters. Since there are two identical triangles the total area of the trapezoid figure is 45 cubic centimeters.