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    1 NUMBER
    SUMMER HOME WORK
    TASK 1.1

    Do not use a calculator.

    1. Find the value of each calculation below:


    2 2 (11 + 4) · (18 2 13)
    a 16 2 4 b 3 +4 c
    2+4 10 2 5 52
    pffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi 4 · 4+4 6+9 4 3
    d (52 + 122 ) e f
    4 · 10 (19 + 17) 4 4

    2. 36 people pay a total of $936 to visit the theatre. If each person pays the
    same amount, how much does each person pay?
    3. A box of crisps contains 48 packets. How many packets will there be in 263 boxes?
    4. Write down the answer to each of the following:
    a 0.4 · 0.6 b 0.07 · 0.5 c 6 2 1.03 d 20 · 0.06
    e 0.32 f 0.81 4 0.3 g 5.7 4 0.03 h 1.8 · 15
    i 0.36 · 2.7 j 0.023 k 0.6 4 0.003 l 600 · 0.12
    5. How many 0.45 litre cartons of milk are needed to give 5.4 litres in total?
    6. Croissants are loaded into trays of 32. How many trays are used to deal
    with 1400 croissants?

    TASK 1.2

    1. Work out and give the answer in its simplest form:


    a 5·8 b 7
    · 3 c 3
    · 20 d 34 9
    8 9 12 14 4 5 10

    4
    e 41 f 21 · 7 g 31 · 14 h 61 4 13
    9 3 2 10 3 5 4 7
    2. Daina gives 2 of his money to Carol. Carol gives 6 of this money to Zak.
    3 7
    What fraction of Daina’s money does Zak get?
    3. Work out and give the answer in its simplest form:
    a 1+2 b 523 c 33 + 1 5 d 51 2 7
    4 3 6 8 4 12 3 8

    4. How many minutes longer does it take Morowa to complete a job in three-quarters
    of an hour than Osei who completes the job in five-twelfths of an hour?

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    Number 2

    5. Casilde and Oziel walk from a restaurant in the same direction. If Casilde has walked five-eighths
    of a mile and Oziel has walked seven-tenths of a mile, how far apart are they?
    6. Work out and give the answer in its simplest form:
     
    a 1 · 6+1 b 84221 c 32 2 23 4 2
    4 7 2 9 3 6 3 5 5

    
    7. A piece of paper measures 8 1 cm by
    1 1
    4
    7 cm. A square of side 2 cm is
    3 2
    cut out and thrown away.
    Show that the area that is left
    is exactly 54 1 cm2.
    4

    8. A photo measures 7 1 cm by 7 1 cm. Both its dimensions are increased by a


    2 5
    factor of 1 1 . Find the area of the enlarged photo.
    3

    TASK 1.3
    Use a calculator.

    1. Each of the calculations below is wrong. Find the correct answer for each calculation.
    a 48 + 32 = 49:6 b 51 2 31 = 47:9 c 50 = 20 d 75 = 218:125
    20 10 25 · 10 40 2 20

    2. Work out the following, giving answers to the nearest whole number.
    Match each calculation to the correct answer.

    A 16 + 4.9 − 3.17 P 7

    B 3.4 × (5.8 − 4.25) Q 4

    2.4
    C 8 .7 + R 18
    1.6

    35.2
    D S 10
    (4.9 − 0.18)

    24.63
    E T 3
    2.17 + 3.42

    13.8 + 9.16
    F U 5
    2.4 × 3.7

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    Number 3

    3. A Bureau de Change offers $1.568 per £ but charges a commission fee at


    £3. How many dollars (to the nearest cent) do you get for £75?
    2
    4. Which is larger? (3 25) or 20 14 ÷ 1 79

    5. Write the numbers below in order of size, starting with the smallest.
    34 27 53 19 44

    6. Calculate the following, giving each answer to 3 significant figures.


    pffiffiffi (29:1)2 + 7:13
    a 17:2 + 8:16 b 3 825 c 2
    8:61 2 2:48 (24:28)
    pffiffiffi pffiffiffi 2 pffiffiffi pffiffiffi
    27:3 + (21:9)
    d pffiffi8ffi + p2ffiffiffi e f ( 6 2 8)4
    72 3 (21:72) · (22:4)

    TASK 1.4

    1. Convert the decimals below into fractions in their lowest form.


    a 0.7 b 0.35 c 0.035 d 0.92
    e 0.618 f 0.3185 g 0.713 h 0.625
    2. By changing each fraction into a decimal, write the following fractions in
    order of size, starting with the smallest.
    3 1 3 5 3 45
    20 4 10 16 25 200

    3. Use division to convert the fractions below into recurring decimals:


    a 2 b 5 c 5 d 5 e 6
    9 12 6 13 7

    4. Convert 137 into a recurring decimal.


    999

    TASK 1.5

    1. Copy and complete to change 0.7_ 4_ to a fraction.


    let f = 0.74 74 74 ...
    100f =
    we have f = 0.74 74 74 ...
    subtract
    99f =

    f=

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    Number 4

    2. Express the following recurring decimals as fractions in their lowest form:


    a 0.7_ b 0.2_ 8_ c 0.646464...
    _ 2_
    d 0.38 e 0.57777.... f 5.68_ 4_

    
    3. _ 5_ in the form a where a and b are integers (whole numbers).
    Express 0.71
    b

    TASK 1.6

    1. Which of these numbers are: 18


    a multiples of 6 21 54
    b multiples of 7 63
    c not multiples of 2 42 26
    28
    2. Write down all the factors of 35 which are prime.
    3. Write down all the factors of 50.

    
    4. a List all the factors of 18.
    b List all the factors of 30.
    c Write down the Highest Common Factor of 18 and 30.
    5. Find the HCF of:
    a 25 and 60 b 36 and 90 c 16, 32 and 40
    6. Add together all the prime numbers between 20 and 40.
    7. Find the Lowest Common Multiple of:
    a 8 and 12 b 10 and 60 c 21 and 28
    8. Althaia and Dilraj are racing each other. Althaia takes 5 minutes to
    complete one lap. Dilraj takes 7 minutes to complete one lap. After how
    many minutes will Althaia and Dilraj pass the starting point at exactly
    the same time?

    TASK 1.7

    1. Work out
    a 3·3·5 b 22 · 7 c 22 · 32
    2. For each question below, find the number which belongs in the empty
    box:
    a 60 = 22 · 3 · b 40 = 23 · c 126 = 2 · 32 ·

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    Number 5

    3. Using any method, write the following numbers as products of prime


    factors, leaving each answer in index form:
    a 75 b 44 c 80 d 594

    4. 1617 = 3 × 7 × 7 × 11 and 273 = 3 × 7 × 13

    Find the Highest Common Factor of 273 and 1617.


    5. Write 315 and 495 as products of prime factors. Use this to find the
    Highest Common Factor of 315 and 495.
    6. Use Question 4 to find the Lowest Common Multiple of 273 and 1617.
    7. Use Question 5 to find the LCM of 315 and 495.
    8. Find a the HCF and b the LCM of 396 and 420.
    9. Find a the HCF and b the LCM of 198 and 220.
    10. Baz saves $105 each week for x weeks. Landon saves $147 each week for
    y weeks. If Baz and Landon end up saving the same total amount of
    money, write down the smallest possible values for x and y.

    TASK 1.8

    In Questions 1 to 6, write down the next 2 numbers. What is the rule for
    each sequence?

    
    1. 40, 20, 10, 5, . . . 2. 4.9, 4.1, 3.3, 2.5, . . . 3. 1 1
    , 1 , 2, 2 3 , . . .
    2 4 4

    
    4. 4, 12, 36, 108, . . . 5. 3000, 300, 30, 3, . . . 6. 21, 22, 24, 28, . . .

    7. The first four terms of a sequence are 2, 8, 14, 20. The 50th. term in the sequence is 296.
    Write down the 49th term.
    8. How many small shape 1 shape 2 shape 3 shape 4
    squares are needed for
    a shape 5
    b shape 6

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