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Question 1

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The piee charts show information about the numbers of visitors to the UK for the given reasons in January
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(a) The pie charts do not show that there were more visitors to the UK on business in January 2017 than
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(b) Work out the number of visitors to the UK in January 2017 lo have a holiday.

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The table gives information about the total number of visitors to the UK in January 201 7 and in July 2017

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A sample of 10 people did an exercise for different lengths of time.

The scatter graph shows the number of calories burned, in 100 kcal, and the length of time, in hours, for
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(ii) lnterpret the value of this gradient.

Question 5
Here are the times, in seconds, that .15 people waited to be served at Rose's garden centre.

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The grouped fiequency tablc shr:ws irrfnrmation about the weekly wages of 80 firctory workers.

(a) Complete the cumulative frequcncy table.

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(c) Use your graph to {ind an estimate fcr the interquarrile rangs.

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Question 7
The population pyramid shows information about the numbers (in thousands) of drivers of each gender
who made car insurance claims in the UK in 2015

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The population pyramid shows that the age group which has the fewest nurnber of drivers who made car
insurance claims is the 17*19 age group.

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ln 2014, the number of male drivers aged 20-49 in the UK who made car insurance claims was 66 700

(c) Compare the number of male drivers aged 20-49 in the UK who made car insurance claims in 2AM
with the number of male drivers'aged 20-49 in the UK who made car insurance claims in 2015
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(d) Explain two features of the population pyramid which SafeDrive might use as its justiflcation for doing