12 original questions, 30 marks. Type your answers below for an instant mark and a score (algebra in any equivalent form, e.g. 2sqrt(3) or 2√3), or print the worksheet, mark it with the answers sheet, and use the solutions to see every step written out by hand.
Here are five numbers.
126 245 312 430 594
You are told that 23 × 14 = 322
Use this fact to write down the value of
Use the grid method to work out 58 × 37
Work out 34 × 26
Work out 4.7 × 0.3
Use short division to work out 1438 ÷ 6
Four friends win a prize of £59.40
They share the prize equally.
Work out how much each friend receives.
Use long division to work out 7854 ÷ 22
460 pupils are going on a school trip.
Each coach can carry 52 pupils.
Work out the smallest number of coaches needed for the trip.
Pens cost £2.35 each.
Priya has £30 to spend on pens.
Work out the greatest number of pens Priya can buy.
At the school tuck shop, Callum buys 6 cereal bars at 74p each and 3 drinks at £1.15 each.
He pays with a £10 note.
How much change should he get?
A school orders 28 boxes of pencils.
Each box holds 144 pencils.
The pencils are shared equally between 9 classes.
How many pencils does each class get?
Answer the questions above and your score appears here.
Every question here is original and written by Robinson Tuition. It follows the Key Stage 3 programme of study; Year 9 sheets end with extension questions for top sets.