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    Chapter 4: Linear Equations

    Paper 1
    This test paper contains 20 questions. Answer ALL the questions.
    The diagrams accompanying the questions are not drawn to scale unless mentioned.
    You are allowed to use a scientific calculator that cannot be programmed.

    1 If p + 6 60 ÷ 4, then the value of p cannot be


    A 9 C 12
    B 11 D 13

    2 Which of the following is a linear equation?


    A st – 2 = 0 C
    B 4u + 2 = 7 D x – 2y² = 12

    3 The product of a and 6 is 42.


    Write a linear equation for the above statement.
    A a + 6 = 42 C 6a = 42
    B a = 42 D a + 6 + 42 = 0

    4 Guan Pang is y years old. His sister is 5 years older than he is. Their total age is 29.
    Write the correct linear equation for this situation.
    A y + 5 = 29 C y + y – 5 = 29
    B y – 5 = 29 D y + y + 5 = 29

    5 Diagram 1 shows a rectangle with an area of 36 cm².


    (2x + 1) cm

    4 cm

    DIAGRAM 1
    The linear equation that represents the above statement is
    A 2x + 1 + 4 = 36
    B 4(2x + 1) = 36
    C 4 × 2x + 1 = 36
    D 2x + 1 + 4 + 36 = 0

    1
    2 6 Diagram 2 shows a scalene triangle.

    s cm
    r cm

    16 cm

    DIAGRAM 2
    If its perimeter is 47 cm, the correct equation for its perimeter, in cm, is
    A r + s = 16 C r + s + 16 = 47
    B r + s – 16 = 47 D r + s + 16 + 47 = 0

    7 The price of an album is RMy. The total price of 6 similar albums is RM54.
    The most suitable linear equation is
    A y + 6 = 54 C
    B 6y = 54 D 54 + y = 6

    8 Diagram 3 shows the value of certain angles.

    2x x + 30°

    DIAGRAM 3
    Based on the diagram, form a suitable linear equation.
    A 2x + x + 30° + x + 90° = 360°
    B 2x + x + 30°+ x = 180°
    C 2x + x = 90°
    D x + 30° + x = 90°

    9 When r is subtracted from 52, we get 30.


    The linear equation that represents this statement is
    A r – 52 = 30
    B r – 30 = 52
    C 30 – r = 52
    D 52 – r = 30

    10 Given that , then a =


    A 6 C 12
    B 8 D 16

    2
    11 Solve
    A 6 C 10
    B 8 D 12

    12 Solve .
    A 20 C 26
    B 25 D 28

    13 If 2x + 15 = 27 – 4x, then x =
    A 0 C 2
    B 1 D 4

    14 Solve 2(c – 4) = 3(c – 6).


    A 4 C 8
    B 6 D 10

    15 Solve a + 6 = 9 – a.
    A C

    B D

    16 If 7 – 3y = 1, then y =
    A 1 C 3
    B 2 D 4

    17 In Diagram 4, the area of the trapezium is 60 cm².


    (2x + 1) cm

    8 cm

    (x + 2) cm

    DIAGRAM 4
    Find the value of x.
    A 2 C 4
    B 3 D 6

    3
    18 In Diagram 5, the volume of the cuboid is 70 cm³.

    2 cm

    5 cm
    (x – 3) cm

    DIAGRAM 5
    Calculate the value of x.
    A 5 C 8
    B 6 D 10

    19 In Diagram 6, the perimeter of the rectangle is 36 cm.


    x+3

    x–1

    DIAGRAM 6
    Find the value of x.
    A 8 C 10
    B 9 D 11

    20 In Diagram 7, PQR is a straight line.

    w + 10° 2w – 4°
    P Q R

    DIAGRAM 7
    Find the value of w.
    A 16° C 30°
    B 28° D 32°

    4
    Paper 2
    This test paper contains 10 questions. Answer ALL the questions.
    The diagrams accompanying the questions are not drawn to scale unless mentioned.
    You are not allowed to use a calculator.

    1 Find the value of x if 2x – 4 = 10.

    2 Solve 6(a – 1) = 5a + 1.

    3 If , find the value of x.

    4 In Diagram 1, JKL is a straight line.

    4x
    x 3x + 20°
    J K L

    DIAGRAM 1

    Calculate the value of x.

    5 In Diagram 2, the perimeter of the rectangle is 32 cm.


    (x + 3) cm

    (x – 1) cm

    DIAGRAM 2
    Find the value of x.

    6 A box contains (5u – 2) tins of evaporated milk and (u + 3) tins of condensed milk.
    If the number of tins of evaporated milk is four times the number of tins of
    condensed milk, find the value of u.

    5
    7 In Diagram 3, the perimeter of the rectangle is 38 cm.

    x+3

    DIAGRAM 3

    Calculate the area of the rectangle.

    8 Diagram 4 shows the value of certain angles.

    2x

    5x 74°

    DIAGRAM 4
    Find the value of x.

    9 The side of an equilateral triangle is (3x – 1) cm. If the perimeter is 33 cm, find the
    value of x.

    10 In Diagram 5, the volume of the cuboid is 144 cm³.

    6 cm

    3 cm
    (x + 3) cm

    DIAGRAM 5
    Find the value of x.

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