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    General Revision - Homework Sheet 1 (Ans)

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    General Revision - Homework Sheet 1 (Ans)

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    1. The math homework sheet contains 20 math problems ranging from calculations and simplifications to conversions and estimations. 2. Many of the problems require showing the step-by-step work and simplifying fractional or algebraic expressions. 3. The final problem asks the student to calculate the percentage of pages that were single-spaced out of a total of 56 pages, with 7 being double-spaced.

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    General Revision - Homework Sheet 1 (Ans)

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    1. The math homework sheet contains 20 math problems ranging from calculations and simplifications to conversions and estimations. 2. Many of the problems require showing the step-by-step work and simplifying fractional or algebraic expressions. 3. The final problem asks the student to calculate the percentage of pages that were single-spaced out of a total of 56 pages, with 7 being double-spaced.

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    Form 2 Maths Homework Sheet 1

    Unless otherwise stated

    Set: Thursday 05/03/2020 Due: Tuesday 10/03/2020

    1 Without a calculator, calculate 11 Simplify 5(x + 2) – 9 (x – 5)


    214 × 37

    2 If a number subtracted from 2107 is 12 Factorize : −6p + 15q


    358, what is the number?

    3 Insert brackets to the following 13 3 5


    Simplify 2 7 ÷ 1 14
    calculation to make it true (giving your answer in its lowest terms)

    5 × 3 + 6 – 7 = 38

    4 Convert 2.3km into cm 14 Without using a calculator, work out 0.408 ÷


    0.017

    5 Round 35.0957 to 15 2 3
    Calculate 1 5 × 27
    (i) 2 decimal places (giving your answer in its lowest terms)

    (ii) 2 significant figures

    6 Write 56 as a product of its prime 16 Solve 3.77 × 2.8


    factors

    L, 93 is a prime number 17 Write the answer to the following using index


    True or False? notation:
    (explain why or why not?) 6 4
    2 ÷ 2
    =
    25
    8 Estimate the following by rounding 18 Write the answer to the following using
    each number to 1 significant figure positive indices: 7−5 =

    21.9 × 0.476

    10.7 × 5.17
    5
    9 Write 10.52 pm in 24-hour clock 19 Evaluate: 42

    10 Without a calculator, work out the 20 Sue typed 56 pages. Seven pages were
    following, showing your workings double-spaced, and the rest were single-
    spaced. What percent of the pages were
    18.24 ÷ 3.2 single-spaced?
    Form 2 Maths Homework Sheet 1
    Unless otherwise stated

    Set: Thursday 05/03/2020 Due: Tuesday 10/03/2020


    1 Without a calculator, calculate 11 Simplify 5(x + 2) – 9 (x – 5)
    214 × 37 5x + 10 – 9x + 45 = -4x + 55

    7918

    2 If a number subtracted from 2107 is 12 Factorize : −6p + 15q


    358, what is the number? -3 (2p
    (-2p++
    5q)
    5q)

    2107 – x = 358
    x = 2107 – 358 = 1749
    3 Insert brackets to the following 13 3 5
    Simplify 2 7 ÷ 1 14
    calculation to make it true (giving your answer in its lowest terms)
    17 19 17 14 34
    5 × (3 + 6) – 7 = 38 ÷ = × =
    7 14 7 19 19

    4 Convert 2.3km into cm 14 Without using a calculator, work out 0.408 ÷


    2.3 x 1000 x 100 = 2 300 000cm
    230 000 0.017 = 408 ÷ 17 = 24

    5 Round 35.0957 to 15 2 3
    Calculate 1 5 × 27
    (iii) 2 decimal places (giving your answer in its lowest terms)
    35.10 7 17 17
    (iv) 2 significant figures × =
    5 7 5
    35

    6 Write 56 as a product of its prime 16 Solve 3.77 × 2.8


    factors 10.556
    56 = 7 x 23

    L, 93 is a prime number 17 Write the answer to the following using index


    notation:
    True or False? 6 4
    2 ÷ 2 2
    (explain why or why not?) = 225 = 2-3
    93 is divisible by 3 25

    8 Estimate the following by rounding 18 Write the answer to the following using
    each number to 1 significant figure positive indices: 7−5 =
    1
    21.9 × 0.476 20×0.5 10 75
    = = 0.2
    10.7 × 5.17 10×5 50

    5
    9 Write 10.52 pm in 24-hour clock 19 Evaluate: 42 #√4% = 2 = 32
    5
    5

    10:52 + 12:00 = 22:52

    10 Without a calculator, work out the 20 Sue typed 56 pages. Seven pages were
    following, showing your workings double-spaced, and the rest were single-
    spaced. What percent of the pages were
    18.24 ÷ 3.2 = 182.4 ÷ 32 = 45.6 ÷ 8 = 5.7 7
    single-spaced? 56 ×100=12.5%
    100% - 12.5% = 87.5%

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