Chapter 1 Review On Algebra
Chapter 1 Review On Algebra
Chapter 1 Review On Algebra
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
CHAPTER 1:
REVIEW ON ALGEBRA
PREPARED BY:
RUMAIZAH BINTI CHE MD NOR
OCTOBER 2022 – FEBRUARY 2023
CHAPTER OUTLINE
REVIEW ON ALGEBRA
LINEAR
DECIMALS FRACTIONS PERCENTAGE
EQUATIONS
DECIMAL
DECIMAL
- Any number written using a decimal point.
Rules:
1. If the second digit after the decimal point is greater than or
equal to 5, the first digit after the decimal point will be increased
by 1.
2. If the second digit after the decimal point is less than 5, then the
first digit after the decimal point will remain the same.
Proper fractions
The numerator is always less than the denominator. Hence, the value for this
fraction must less than one.
Improper fractions
The numerator is always equal to or greater than the denominator. Hence,
the value for this fraction is equal or greater than one.
Mixed fractions
Is made up of a whole number and a proper fraction
EXAMPLE:
STEPS:
Add the following fractions:
1. Make sure the bottom
2 3
numbers (the denominators) are a) + =
7 7
OPERATIONS OF FRACTIONS: the same. 1 3
b) + =
Adding fractions 2. Add the top numbers (the 4 8
numerators), put the answer c)
5
+
1
=
over the denominator 12 8
2 5 1
3. Simply the answer. (if needed). d)
9
+
12
+
36
=
EXAMPLE:
Subtract the following fractions:
STEPS:
1. Make sure the bottom 5 1
a) - =
numbers (the denominators) are 12 12
OPERATIONS OF
the same. 9 3
FRACTIONS: b) - =
2. Subtract the top numbers (the 10 5
Subtracting numerators), put the answer
fractions 2 3
over the denominator. c) 1 - =
3 4
3. Simplify the fraction (if 1 3
needed). d) 2 - 1 =
2 8
2 3 1
e) - - =
3 8 12
EXAMPLE:
Multiply these fractions:
STEPS: a)
3
´
2
=
1. Multiply the top numbers (the 10 3
OPERATIONS OF 3
FRACTIONS: numerators). b) 2 ´3 =
2. Multiply the bottom numbers 4
Multiplying fractions 1 7
(the denominators). c) 2 ´ -1 =
8 9
3. Simplify the fraction (if needed).
2 7
d) 3 ´ 2 =
3 10
2 7
e) -2 ´ -1 =
3 12
EXAMPLE:
Perform the following divisions.
STEPS:
1. Turn the second fraction (the 1 1
a) ÷ =
OPERATIONS OF one you want to divide by) 12 4
FRACTIONS: upside-down (reciprocal).
2 6
Dividing fractions 2. Multiply the first fraction by b) ÷2 =
that reciprocal. 3 7
3. Simplify the fraction (if 8 5
needed). c) ÷ =
9 12
15 5
d) ÷ =
4 9
PERCENTAGE
PERCENTAGE (%)
Percentage of increase rate Percentage of decrease Percentage of total gross pro7it Percentage of total lost rate
amount of increase amount of decrease total gross pro7it total lost
= x 100% = x 100% = x 100% = x 100%
original amount original amount cost price/original price cost price
FRACTIONS, DECIMALS AND PERCENTAGES
Fraction Decimal Percentage
Fraction Steps: Multiply the
1. Convert mix fraction to given fraction
improper fraction. by 100%.
i. Multiply the whole
part by the
numerator.
ii. Sum this product
with the numerator
of the fractional
part.
2. Divide the numerator by
the denominator
Decimal Steps: Multiply the
1. Write the decimal as a given decimal
decimal fraction by by 100%.
putting the denominator
as 1.
2. Multiply the numerator
and denominator with 10n
(n = no. of decimal
places)
3. Simplify or reduce the
fraction to its lowest
form.
Percentage • Change percent to a • Divide the given percentage
fraction with a by 100.
denominator of 100.
• Reduce to lowest terms.
EXAMPLE
Complete the table below.
135.25
23
2.3%
1000
0.25
9
3 3.36
25
EXAMPLE
Complete the table below.
1.1
2
5 5.4
5
9
0.0225
400
200
12.0
3
1.5
200
5.805 580.5
EXAMPLE
1. Determine the percentage of 4.8km out of 6000m.
EXAMPLE
2. Fill in the blanks.
a) 6% of ________________ is 4.95.
3
(8 - 4k) = 2k - 9
4
EXAMPLE
26. Solve the equation.
3 y
(8 - 4y) =
4 2
EXAMPLE
27. Solve for m.
1 1 - m
=
2 6m - 1
EXAMPLE
28. Solve the equation.
2 + 5y
2 =
3- y
EXAMPLE
29. Solve the equation.
12x
1.5(9x - 3) = + 28.8
5
EXAMPLE
30. Solve the equation.
1 - 5(y + 4)
3y - 4 =
2
EXAMPLE
31. Solve the equation.
7 - (x + 2) = 9 - 4(2x - 1)
EXAMPLE
32. Solve the equation.
4(2y - 3)
- 6 = 4y - 13
5
EXAMPLE
33. Solve the equation.
2
(15 - 25y) + 17 = 2y - 13
5