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KS3 SatsMuncher 1
Welcome to the first of eleven maths SATsMunchers - the resource which makes the most difference to your Y9 SATs results:

SatsMuncher 1

The Special Numbers & Sequences Challenge

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Q1.  Which multiple of 7 lies between 30 and 40?

Q2.  Which factor of 24 lies between 10 and 20?

Q3.  What's the square of 8?

Q4.  Can you complete this sequence:   

       13,  9,  5,  1, __ ,  __ ?

Q5. Can you complete this sequence:     

       3, __ ,  15,  21,  27 ?

Q6.  The first four numbers of a sequence are: 

       11, 15, 19, 23 ...

Which description fits this sequence:

A.  The first number is 4 and the sequence increases by 11 each time?

B.  The first number is 11 and the sequence  increases by 5 each time?

C.  The first number is 11 and the sequence decreases by 4 each time?

D.  The first number is 11 and the sequence increases by 4 each time?

 

Q7.  I'm thinking of a number. 

      Clue 1: It is less than 30. 

      Clue 2: It is both a multiple of 6 and 9

      What number am I thinking of ?

 

Q8.  2 and 24 are a factor pair of 48.

       Which is the correct list for the remaining factor pairs?

       A.  3 and 16,      4 and 12

       B.  3 and 16,      4 and 12,      6 and 7

       C.  1 and 48,      3 and 16,      4 and 12,      6 and 8

       D.  3 and 16,      4 and 12,      6 and 8

Q9.  The nth term of a sequence is n(n + 2).  

        What is the 4th term of this sequence?

 

Q10.  A sequence starts with 1, 4, 7, 10 ...

         What is the nth term of this sequence? 

 

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