Seating Plan – S41

BOARD

Mr Bui-Le
Mofiyinfolu
Sabirin
wa

Naeem Albert Huda Lyshane Enosh Joshua

Finlay Aodhan Fernando Ruby Gabriel Lucy

Maximilian Alfie Nusrat Tristan Rocio Lola

Kasharie Abdisamad Emily Amelie Oscar Tsz Yu Isaac

Gwenver Silvia Eelis Inca

Expectations

• Go to your seat • When I talk you listen • We ensure our working

environment is safe for
• Have your equipment ready • When you talk everyone else everyone, both physically
listens and mentally
• Do the starter
• Respect everyone’s answer
• Be prepared to answer
questions
Year Overview
Autumn Term Spring Term Summer Term

Number (Review) Equations and Inequalities Proportion and Graphs

Algebra (Review) Graphs and Trigonometry Revision

Angles and Trigonometry Statistics Exams

Graphs Geometry and Algebra

Transformations and Constructions Geometry and Vectors

Probability

Similarity and Congruence

Topic Overview
Autumn Term Spring Term Summer Term

Number (Review) Equations and Inequalities Proportion and Graphs

Algebra (Review) Graphs and Trigonometry Revision

Angles and Trigonometry Statistics Exams

Graphs Geometry and Algebra

Transformations and Constructions Geometry and Vectors

Probability

Similarity and Congruence

Topic Overview
Autumn Term

Number (Review)

Place value and Estimating

HCF and LCM

Calculating with Powers

Zero, Negative and Fractional Indices

Powers of 10 and Standard Form

Surds
Place Value and Estimating

Lesson Objectives

- To be able to round any number to any given level of accuracy

- To be able to estimate an answer without a calculator using rounding

approximations

- To be able to work out similar calculations given a known answer

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Place Value and Estimating

Warmup

0.2022 2022.069 873209 0.007059

Round to 1dp

Round to 2dp

Round to 1sf

Round to 2sf
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Answers

0.2022 2022.069 873209 0.007059

Round to 1dp 0.2 2022.1 873209.0 0.0

Round to 2dp 0.20 2022.07 873209.00 0.01

Round to 1sf 0.2 2000 900000 0.007

Round to 2sf 0.20 2000 870000 0.0071

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Discussion

Work out

a) 32 x 6 b) 16 x 12 c) 8 x 24 d) 3.2 x 60
Place Value and Estimating

Exercise

Given that 3.7 x 9.86 = 36.482

Work out

a) 37 x 9.86 b) 3.7 x 0.0986 c) 0.0037 x 98.6

d) 36.482 ÷ 9.86 e) 3648.2 ÷ 98.6 f) 364.82 ÷ 370

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Answers

a) 364.82 b) 0.36482 c) 0.36482

d) 3.7 e) 37 f) 0.986
Place Value and Estimating

Real life application

Estimation

Going shopping

Eating out at a restaurant

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Real life application

Estimation 900

9000
20000
2000
32000
4500
36500
Place Value and Estimating

Example

312 × 5.94 300 × 6

≈ ? = 900
2.03 2
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Example

36.84 × 8.932 40 × 9
≈ ? =120
3.301 3
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Example

5.203 × 2.87 5×3

≈ ? =75
?
0.19 0.2
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Example

It was reported recently that, in an average lifetime of 70 years, each human is likely to
swallow about 8 spiders while sleeping. Supposing that the population of the UK is around 60
million, what is the best estimate of the number of unfortunate spiders consumed in this way
in the UK each year?
A 50 000 B 600 000 C 7 000 000 D 80 000 000 E 900 000 000

A B C D E
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Questions
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Answers
Place Value and Estimating

Plenary

[SMC 1999 Q5] In 1998 a newspaper reported that “The world record for
remembering the value of to the greatest number of decimal places is 40 000 places,
which took the record holder 17 hours and 21 minutes to recite.”
What was the average number of decimal places recited per minute, approximately?
A 20 B 40 C 200
D 400 E 2000

A B C D E
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