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    Mixed Revision 1 Year 9

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    1) The document contains mixed revision exercises involving evaluating algebraic expressions, simplifying expressions, factorizing expressions, expanding expressions, and other algebraic manipulations. 2) Questions involve finding highest common factors, lowest common multiples, writing expressions as products of prime factors, evaluating expressions with variables, and solving multi-step algebraic problems. 3) The exercises cover a range of algebraic skills and concepts taught in chapters 1-3 of the textbook.

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    Mixed revision 1

    See Exercise 2-09 1 Evaluate each expression.


    73
    a p b (35)
    p
    2
    44
    c p
    3
    d 400 e 2744 f 2:25
    See Exercise 2-01 2 Evaluate each expression without using a calculator.
    a 28 3 5 b 15 3 9 c 83335
    d 16 3 30 e 720 4 4 f 300 4 20
    See Exercise 1-05 3 Find the value of each pronumeral, correct to one decimal place where necessary.
    a 4m b c x km

    9m
    mm

    m
    40
    3m

    xm

    4k
    y mm m

    m
    5k

    d m cm e
    22
    10 cm

    m
    13 m

    26 c
    m

    am
    f 35 c
    10 cm

    p cm

    See Exercises 2-02, 4 Evaluate each expression.


    2-03, 2-04
    a 3 11 b 6 3 (5) c 11  9 d 3  (2)
    e 7 3 (4) f 42 g 79 h 4  (6)
    7
    i 6  10 j 4 3 7 k 54 4 (9) l 75 4 (5)
    See Exercise 2-05 5 Evaluate each expression.
    a 4732 b 16  28 4 ( 4) c (32 11) 4 7
    d 32 4 (8)  7 3 1 e (3 7 3 5) 4 2 f (17  6) 3 (3  12)
    g 12 7 h 8:8 i 64  12
    4 6:5  5:4 15 11
    See Exercise 3-03 6 If a 3 and b 5, then evaluate each expression.
    a 2b a b a2 c 5a  b d ab  b
    See Exercise 3-05 7 Simplify each expression.
    a 3k 2j  k 2j b 5p  p c 4p 3q 7p 2q d 10x 7y  2x  y
    See Exercise 2-06 8 Evaluate each expression.
    a 1.35 0.2  5.78 b 35.3  12.91

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    9 Evaluate each expression. See Exercise 2-07

    a 0.8 3 9 b 1.5 3 0.3 c 2.1 4 5 d 5.52 4 0.3


    10 Write each statement as an algebraic expression. See Exercise 3-02

    a 5 more than k b twenty times k


    c half of k d 3 lots of k increased by 10
    e the difference between k and 12 f k multiplied by itself
    11 Simplify each expression. See Exercises 3-06,
    3-07
    a 5 3 2p b 12m 4 2m c 4x 3 3xy
    14xy 5a 3 4a
    d 3a 3 2b 3 4 e f
    7xy 10a
    12 Use a factor tree to write each number as a product of its prime factors, in index notation. See Exercise 2-10

    a 180 b 875
    13 Use factor trees to find the highest common factor of each pair of numbers. See Exercise 2-10

    a 28 and 72 b 36 and 90
    14 Use index notation to simplify each expression. See Exercises 2-11,
    2-12
    a 24 3 23 b 76 3 75 c 58 4 53 d 85 4 84
    e (34)2 f (113)5 g 70 h (8  5)0
    15 Simplify each expression. See Exercise 3-08
    3 7
    2
    a 5y 3 3y 4 7
    b 20y 4 4y 2
    c 35m3 n2
    5m n
    d (m4)5 e (3k 2)2 f (5m3n2)3
    16 Find the height, h cm, of an equilateral triangle with sides 8 cm long. Write your answer: See Exercise 1-08

    a as a surd b correct to two decimal places.


    m

    8c
    8c

    h cm

    8 cm

    17 Use factor trees to find the lowest common multiple of each pair of numbers. See Exercise 2-10

    a 12 and 18 b 18 and 27
    18 Expand and simplify each expression. See Exercise 3-09

    a 4(x 2) b 6(m  4) c 7(2k 1)


    d (3p q) e 2(m 2) 4m f 8 4(p  2)
    19 Factorise each expression. See Exercises 3-11,
    2 3-19
    a 2m 4 b d d c 6p 12q
    d 12x  24 e 2ab 3a f 2x 2 6x

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