Numeracy Foundation June 2023 Unit 2 Q4
4. A restaurant uses square tables to seat customers.
Four chairs fit around one table, as shown in the diagram below.

For groups of more than four customers, tables are arranged in a line.
For example, six chairs fit around two tables, as shown in the diagram below.

The total cost of buying new tables and chairs can be calculated using the formula:
Total cost (£) = number of tables × 17.84 + number of chairs × 9.47
Four new tables are to be arranged in a line.
Calculate the total cost of buying the four tables and the chairs needed for these tables.
You must show all your working. [5]
| Scheme | Marks | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Sight of 10 (chairs) | B1 | May be implied in later working Award B1 for correct diagram drawn with 4 tables and 10 chairs shown |
| 4 × 17.84 + 10 × 9.47 | M2 | FT for M2 for 4 tables AND ‘their 10 chairs’ where the number of chairs > 6 e.g. use of 4 tables and 8 chairs Award M1 for:
|
| (£)166.06 | A2 | Only award A2 if 4 tables have been considered with their chairs > 6 Award A1 for
Note: common incorrect totals are: 4 × 17.84 + 12 × 9.47 = £185 4 × 17.84 + 16 × 9.47 = £222.88 4 × 17.84 + 24 × 9.47 = £298.64 These are awarded B0M2A2 |