Question 1: TT, TH, HT, HH
Question 2: 1H, 1T, 2H, 2T, 3H, 3T, 4H, 4T, 5H, 5T, 6H, 6T
Question 3: WW, WD, WL, DW, DD, DL, LW, LD, LL
Question 4: Alison&Beth, Alison&Conor, Alison&David, Alison&Eddie, Beth&Conor, Beth&David, Beth&Eddie, Conor&David, Conor&Eddie, David&Eddie.
Question 5
(a) 72, 76, 74, 27, 26, 24, 67, 62, 64, 47, 42, 46
(b) 726, 724, 762, 764, 742, 746, 276, 274, 267, 264, 247, 246, 672, 674, 627, 624, 647, 642, 472, 476, 427, 426, 467, 462
Question 6: SCI, SCD, SPI, SPD, SBI, SBD, FCI, FCD, FPI, FPD, FBI, FBD
Apply
Question 1: He has included the same combinations but in reverse. For example, Peas&Carrots and then Carrots&Peas. This is the same combination of topping for a pizza.
Question 2: 842, 894, 892, 824, 984, 982, 948, 942, 928, 924, 482, 428, 492, 498, 284, 248, 298, 294
Question 3:
(a) CP, CO, CM, CB, PO, PM, PB, OM, OB, MB
(b) 7/10
Question 4:
Options: RB, RY, RW, RR, PB, PY, PW, PP
Probability: 2/8 or 1/4
Question 5:
(a) 2&4, 2&2, 2&3, 2&1, 4&4, 4&2, 4&3, 4&1, 5&4, 5&2, 5&3, 5&1
(b) Probability of an odd answer to the multiplication is 1/6 (or 2/12)
So if 300 games are played, there would be 50 winners.
300 x 80p = £240 and 50 x £2 = £100
Therefore £140 should be raised
Question 6: Ali cannot afford:
Soup&Beef, Prawns&Beef, Prawns&Pork, Melon&Beef, Duck&Chicken, Duck&Beef, Duck&Pork, Beef&Trifle, Beef&Brownie, Beef&Eton Mess, Pork&Eton Mess.
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