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Instructions

  • Use JoJo-inspired Stand missions to practise algebra, geometry, probability, and rates.
  • Show your working for each calculation.
  • Give exact answers when possible and check that your answer makes sense.

Example: A Stand user travels 120 metres in 8 seconds. What is the user's average speed?
Answer: Average speed = distance ÷ time = 120 ÷ 8 = 15 metres per second.

Part 1: Stand Algebra

Complete each equation by finding the value of the variable.

1. A Stand's energy score is given by 3x + 7 = 28. The value of x is __________.

2. A time-manipulation technique follows 5y - 9 = 31. The value of y is __________.

3. A battle rating follows 2a + 4 = 3a - 6. The value of a is __________.

4. A Stand's range is represented by 4(b - 2) = 24. The value of b is __________.

Part 2: Speedwagon Calculations

Choose the correct answer for each mission.

5. A Stand moves 180 metres in 12 seconds. What is its average speed?

○ A. 12 m/s○ B. 15 m/s
○ C. 18 m/s○ D. 21 m/s

6. A special attack has a base power of 80 and increases by 25%. What is its new power?

○ A. 85○ B. 95
○ C. 100○ D. 105

7. A rectangular training arena is 14 metres long and 9 metres wide. What is its area?

○ A. 46 m²○ B. 92 m²
○ C. 126 m²○ D. 252 m²

8. A battle token is chosen at random from 3 red, 5 blue, and 2 gold tokens. What is the probability of choosing a gold token?

○ A. 1/10○ B. 1/5
○ C. 2/5○ D. 1/2

Part 3: Stand Statistics

Complete the table by calculating distance divided by time for each Stand.

StandDistance (m)Time (s)Average speed (m/s)
Example Stand100520
Star Platinum1506
Crazy Diamond2169
The World28014
Stone Free13515

Part 4: Bizarre Geometry

Solve each geometry problem and include the important calculation.

10. A circular Stand arena has radius 7 metres. Using π = 22/7, find its circumference.

11. A triangular battle zone has a base of 16 metres and a perpendicular height of 9 metres. Find its area.

12. A rectangular corridor has an area of 96 square metres and a width of 8 metres. Find its length.

13. A right-angled training course has sides of 9 metres and 12 metres. Find the hypotenuse.

Part 5: Final Stand Mission (optional challenge)

Read each mission carefully, choose a method, and solve it.

14. A Stand user has 500 energy points. Each ordinary attack uses 35 points, and the user makes 8 ordinary attacks. A final attack restores 20 points. How many energy points remain?

Answer: __________ energy points

15. A group buys 4 training passes at £7.50 each and receives a 15% discount on the total. What is the final cost?

Answer: __________ pounds

16. A time-stopping ability lasts 2.4 seconds each time and can be used 5 times. The user then needs 18 seconds to recover. What is the total time spent, including recovery?

Answer: __________ seconds

17. A Stand's power is modelled by P = 120 - 4d, where d is the distance in metres. At what distance is the power 60?

Answer: __________ metres

Answer Key

1.7
2.8
3.10
4.8
5.B (15 m/s)
6.C (100)
7.C (126 m²)
8.B (1/5)
9a.Star Platinum · 150 · 6 · 25
9b.Crazy Diamond · 216 · 9 · 24
9c.The World · 280 · 14 · 20
9d.Stone Free · 135 · 15 · 9
10.Circumference = 2πr = 2 × 22/7 × 7 = 44 metres.
11.Area = 1/2 × 16 × 9 = 72 square metres.
12.Length = area ÷ width = 96 ÷ 8 = 12 metres.
13.Hypotenuse = √(9² + 12²) = √225 = 15 metres.
14.240 energy points
15.£25.50 pounds
16.30 seconds seconds
17.15 metres
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