February/March 2026 Paper 22

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A theatre has 3 types of seating: stalls, circle or private box. The cost of a ticket for each type of seating is shown in the table.
type of seatingcost of a ticket
stalls$30
circle$24
private box$72
5(a)Ratio ProportionEasy2 marks
Find the ratio of the cost of the tickets stalls:circle:private box. Give your answer in its simplest form.
stallscircleprivate box
5(b)Percentages Percentage ChangeMedium3 marks
Arshad buys tickets for the theatre on a website. The website charges a fee of 5% of the cost of each ticket. Arshad buys 2 tickets in the stalls and 3 tickets in the circle. Work out the total cost of Arshad's tickets.
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5(c)Ratio ProportionMedium3 marks
There are 1200 seats in the stalls. One evening, of the tickets for seats in the stalls are sold. On this evening, the number of tickets sold for seats is in the ratio stalls : : 7.
Find the number of tickets sold for seats in the circle.
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