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KS3.M-R5D Direct Proportion and the Unitary Method: Fluency and Exam Drill

AQA KS3.M-R5 · Calculators not allowed · about 50 minutes
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
A recipe makes 5 cakes using 250 g of butter. How much butter is needed for 1 cake?
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2
8 identical books cost 32 pounds together. Find the cost of 1 book.
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A car travels 180 miles in 3 hours at a constant speed. What distance does it travel in 1 hour?
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6 identical pens cost 3.60 pounds. Find the cost of 1 pen.
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9 identical tiles cover 4.5 m2. Find the area covered by 1 tile.
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A factory makes 480 toys in 8 hours at a constant rate. Find how many toys are made in 1 hour.
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A recipe for 4 people needs 320 g of rice. How much rice is needed for 7 people?
(2)
8
5 identical calculators cost 22.50 pounds. Find the cost of 9 calculators.
(2)
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A machine fills 150 bottles in 6 minutes at a constant rate. How many bottles does it fill in 10 minutes?
(2)
10
12 identical chairs cost 300 pounds. Find the cost of 5 chairs.
(2)
11
A car uses 8 litres of fuel to travel 96 km. How far can it travel using 20 litres of fuel, assuming the same rate?
(2)
12
3 workers can pack 234 boxes in a shift. At the same rate, how many boxes can 5 workers pack in one shift?
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13
A recipe for 6 people uses 900 ml of stock. Find the amount of stock needed for 10 people.
(2)
14
9 litres of paint cover 45 m2 of wall. How many litres of paint are needed to cover 60 m2, assuming the same rate of coverage?
(2)
15
A recipe for 8 servings requires 640 g of pasta and 400 ml of sauce, both in direct proportion to the number of servings. Amara wants to make enough for 5 servings. Work out the mass of pasta and the volume of sauce she needs.
(3)
16
A printer prints 45 pages in 6 minutes at a constant rate. Work out how long it will take to print 100 pages, giving your answer in minutes and seconds.
(3)
17
A shop sells fabric at a constant price per metre. 5 metres cost 22.50 pounds. Sara buys some fabric and pays 40.50 pounds. Work out how many metres she bought, then work out how much 12 metres would cost.
(3)
18
A car uses fuel at a constant rate of 15 km per litre. Its fuel tank holds 40 litres. If the tank is currently 3/4 full, how far can the car travel before running out of fuel?
(3)
19
A stall sells apples at a fixed price per kilogram. 3.5 kg of apples costs 5.60 pounds. Work out the cost of 6 kg of apples, and state how many kilograms could be bought for 12.80 pounds.
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Stretch question. A recipe for 12 muffins requires 4 eggs and 360 g of flour, with both amounts in direct proportion to the number of muffins made. Fatima wants to make 18 muffins but only has 480 g of flour. Work out how many eggs she needs for 18 muffins, and determine whether she has enough flour, showing your working.
(3)
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