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Step 1 – calculate the total number of Terminal A-E passengers.
Total number of Terminal A-E passengers = 676.

Step 2 - calculate Vefy Flights’s average weekly number of passengers
676 x 0.5 = 338

Step 3 – calculate Vefy Flights’s average weekly number of passengers per terminal
338 / 3 = 112.667 (1,000’s)
= 112,667
= 113,000 (to the nearest 1,000)

So the correct answer is (B), 113,000

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Step 1 – calculate Year 2 passenger total for Terminal C
(62.9 + 63.1) x 101.5% = 127.89
In 1,000's = 127,890

Step 2 – calculate the average weekly revenue generated
127,890 x £4.25 = £543,532.5 (£540,000 to the nearest £10,000)

So the correct answer is (B), £540,000

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The information that you need is shown in the table.

Step 1 – calculate the total difference between the weekly numbers of male and female
passengers
(52.9 – 52.7) + (66.6 - 66.5) + (62.9 – 63.1) + (77.1 – 76.9) + (78.8 – 78.5) = 0.6

Step 2 – calculate the average difference
= 0.6 / 5 (1,000s)
= 0.12 (1,000s)
= 120 more male passengers

So the correct answer is (E) 120 more males

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The information that you need is shown in both the table and the graph.

Step 1
Given Year 2’s 1.5-2.5% increases in passenger numbers, save time by considering only
which terminals have the highest number of passengers per week in Year 1. This is
Terminal D and E.

Step 2
Calculate Year 1’s total passengers for Terminals D and E (by adding male and female
passenger numbers):
Terminal D = 77.1 + 76.9 = 154
Terminal E = 78.8 + 78.5 = 157.3

Step 3 - calculate Year 2’s totals for these Terminals:
Terminal D = 154 x 102% = 157.08
Terminal E = 157.3 x 98% = 154.15
So the correct answer is (D), Terminal D

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Step 1 – calculate the 2012 marketing budget

2011 marketing budget (from previous question) = 1135 ( 10,000s)
2012 marketing budget = 11.35 million x 75% = 8.5125 million

Step 2 – convert into £
8,512,500 / 1.2 = £7.094 million

Step 3 – put answer into the nearest £100,000
£7.1 million

So the correct answer is £7.1 million