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2016 CATS WBT 2.0 | Brushup Papers | Flight
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Maths for Pilots
Assessment test (calculatorbased)
1. A crosscountry flight consists of 3 legs: A to B (81 NM), B to C (66 NM) and C to D (55 NM). MARK
(NM = nautical mile)
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What is the total distance to be flown?
A) 210 NM
B) 205 NM
C) 189 NM
D) 202 NM
2. Fuel required for an aircraft is 20 lbs for the first leg and 34 lbs for the second leg. If the total on board (excluding MARK
adequate reserves) is 200 lbs. How much is expected to be remaining after the trip?
A) 254 lbs 1
B) 146 lbs
C) 166 lbs
D) 201 lbs
3. Calculate: 78 + 6 (23 12) MARK
A) 144
B) 95
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C) 924
D) 84
4. 1/4 + 5/8 MARK
A) 7/8
B) 3/8
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C) 6/12
D) 8/37
5. What is 5/6 x 7/15? MARK
A) 25/14
B) 7/18
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C) 13/10
D) 35/90
6. 3/4 ÷ 7/11 MARK
A) 2/21
B) 44/21
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C) 1 and 5/28
D) 61/77
7. 7/12 2/6 MARK
A) 0.25 1
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B) 1.5
C) 0.3
D) 0.91666
8. What is the result if minus 5 is subtracted from 10? MARK
A) 15
B) 5
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C) 15
D) 5
9. What is the result if 10 is divided by 5? MARK
A) 50
B) 2
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C) 50
D) 2
10. Evaluate 34 x 35 MARK
A) 38
B) 39
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C) 318
D) 34
11. Calculate 36 ÷ 34 MARK
A) 32
B) 32
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C) 38
D) 310
12. If the price of an airline ticket increases from £80 to £100 what is the percentage increase? MARK
A) 20%
B) 98.75% 1
C) 25%
D) 22.5%
13. A 125' obstacle is 0.5 NM from the end of the TOD (Takeoff distance) what gradient of climb would be required to clear MARK
it by 35'?
A) 4.11% 1
B) 5.26%
C) 5.5%
D) 6.3%
14. Using the formula A = 5(B + C) / 7 MARK
where B = 3 and C = 21 find A
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A) 4.14
B) 17.14
C) 24.7
D) 0.029
15. (M + 5)(M + 7) = M2 + 12M + 35 MARK
A) M2 + M + 35
B) M2 + 12M + 35
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C) M14 + 35M + 35
D) M2 + 35M + 35
16. Simplify the equation: MARK
2x 4 + 5x + 6
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A) 3x + 2
B) 7x + 10
C) 7x + 2
D) 9x + 8
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17. For example triangle in the attachment: MARK
If side a = 3 and c = 4, what is the length of side b?
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A) b = 7
B) b = 5
C) b = 4.5
D) b = 5.5
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18. For the example triangle in the attachment: MARK
Solve angle D.
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A) 0.013º
B) 36.87º
C) 18.4º
D) 0.75º
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19. For the example circle in the attachment: MARK
If the radius r = 23.2 km calculate the diameter and the circumference.
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A) Diameter: 71.9 km
Circumference: 143.84 km
B) Diameter: 72.8 km
Circumference: 291.5 km
C) Diameter: 46.4 km
Circumference: 145.8 km
D) Diameter: 145.8 km
Circumference: 1690.9 km
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