Can YOU answer these GCSE maths questions? As Rishi Sunak steps up push to make pupils study maths to age 18, test your brain with these tricky number puzzles for 16-year-olds
- MailOnline sees if you can solve number puzzles from past GCSE maths papers
- PM Rishi Sunak is set to warn to Britain of a need to end its ‘anti-maths’ culture
Britain must end its ‘anti-maths’ culture to get the economy booming, Rishi Sunak will warn today.
The Prime Minister wants all pupils to study some form of maths until 18 years old and will say that the subject is ‘as essential as reading’ for a thriving, modern economy.
He will use a speech at an academy in London to warn poor attainment in the subject has become ‘socially acceptable’ and announce a new advisory group to look into a potential new maths qualification for those aged 16 to 18.
So, ahead of the Prime Minister’s announcement, can you answer this GCSE maths question?
Find the number puzzles, from a previous maths GCSE paper, below to see if you could still pass your maths GCSE. Answers can be found at the bottom of the page.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will deliver a warning today of Britain’s need to end its ‘anti-maths’ culture
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