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The document contains a series of algebraic problems and exercises related to unit algebra, evaluation, and change of subjects in formulas. It includes calculations, simplifications, and expressions in terms of different variables, as well as factorization and expansion of algebraic expressions. The problems are numbered and cover various topics, including light intensity, motion, and profit calculations.

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Grand Assignment NO1

The document contains a series of algebraic problems and exercises related to unit algebra, evaluation, and change of subjects in formulas. It includes calculations, simplifications, and expressions in terms of different variables, as well as factorization and expansion of algebraic expressions. The problems are numbered and cover various topics, including light intensity, motion, and profit calculations.

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PAGE 90 OT Unit Algebra — Evaluation and Change of 2 A Subjects of a Formula, ~~ Algebraic Symbols SAAD RAZA Given that ¢= #441 (a) calculate the value of c when d= +, (12000/1/22) (6) express din terms af e (32000/2/52) x Simplify the expression 2k—3(2 - A) + 4 -(N2000/2/28) Make & the subject of the formula c= 45 4, Asource of light is observed from 2 distance of d metres. The amount of light received, L Units, is given by the formule L =<, where & is a constant. Given that L = 9 when d= 2, calculate the value of @k () L when d=3, » (© dwhenZ= 100. (32001/1/15) 5. Given that a=2 and 5= 5, find the value of ab’. (€N2001/1/20a) 6 = (a) Giventhatv=u+f, express ¢in terms of F,m, w and v. (©) An elastic string hangs from a nail When a mass of m grams is atached to its lower end, the elastic is stretched so that its tral length is x em, as shown in the diagram. The table below shows the results of two experiments. [Length (x em) 43 49 m [Mass (m grams) 50 80 It is known thet x and m are connected by the equation x “constants # this information to write down two equations in cand ¢ (N2001/2/4a,bfi}) Se sft the value of S when R= 100 and ¥=~13, Vin terms of Rand S. c+ dm, where cand dare (32002/1/21) Qa)l Scanned with CamScanner b= & & ce & e & Ez £ Ez & & & E & i t 1 PAGE 91 8. Ona journey, a cyclist travelled | kilometre in x minutes. On a second journey, the cyclist travelled for y hours atthe same average speed as onthe first journey. Find an expression, in terms of x and y, for the number of kilometres he travelled on the second journey (0N2002/1/6a) 9. Simplify 2e + 3/-2(€ + f. (2002/1/212) i(4mi + fi), express m in terms of h and A (N2002/2/2¢) 11, Two vertical posts of the same height stand on horizontal (<< ground. The distance between the posts is d centimetres When a wire of length w centimerres is suspended between the posts, the sag in the middle is s centimetres, ‘The sag is given by the formula s= | ——— (@) Find s when d= 800 and w = 803 (b) Express w in terms of d and s 22003/1/21) (@) A formula used in connection with a mirror is ++ (Given that v= 9 and f = 5, find w Gi) Express v im terms of w anc / (b) A man bought @ eggs at r cents per dozen, He sold them for s cents each. Find an expression, in terms of a, rand s, forthe profit, in cens, that he made. (N2003/2/3b.c) 2 3 5 2 3 10. Given hat } } , ; t (g2004/1/12) (22004/1/23b) (N2004/2/6a) (32006/1/19) (02008/1/21) Ws Scanned with CamScanner SAAD RAZA SAAD RAZA PAGE 92 18 The force acting on an object during a collision is given by the formule — fF (a) Given that m= 4, v= 5, u=3 and 10.01, the value of 7 0) Hewes be fu a nen te ate sans 19. (a) Solve (0) Given that p= 2r—r, express rin terms of p and r (0iwiie 20. Make x the subject of the formula y=2x?+3 annie 1. (@) A= Ald +) Express im in terme of 1 and ~+ (®) Factorise completely 3ax + 5éx-— 6ay ~ 1065 2. B 4) Solve the equation S2=!. 8 co Hane} (@ Find c when a=4 and 6 = (©) Rearrange the formula to make @ the subject. (2oizin c= Via=3 (@) Find c when a=3 and 6=~4 (@) Rearrange the formula to make & the subject. @A)3 333 211577a8 mo. Scanned with CamScanner PAGE 93 Unit Algebra — Expansion and Factorisation oR of Algebraic Expressions 1. Factorise completely 3p*~ 12. Factorise 3o(d - 2e) ~ (d~2e), Factorise 2p(39-r) - (3g~r). 4. (@) Caleulate the value of 2? — mn when (i) n=4, Gi) n= (b) Factorise completely n? ~n, Remove the brackets and simplify (31 - 2)(5 - 20. Factorise completely (a) 9a- 12a", ©) 47-1, © F-2 letely 18re—3rd— 610 + td. ts and simplify (g + 3r(2 - 1). a3. (©) Givea reason why nis divisible by 2 for any integer value of (N2000/1 (int'l Exam N2000/1/232) (92001/1/20) (22001/2/26) ¢N2001/1/8) Ant’! Exam N2001/1/10) (22002/1/172 (N2002/1/3a) (2003/1 /Sa) (12003/1/20) (22003/2/2a,b) @N2003/1/13) Scanned with CamScanner PAA NATTA PAGE 94 seni i Sir SV fou Hence evaluate 1426 = 0.6789 ~426 * 0.6789. (@) Simplify 32y’. Wie 4 (32004/1/4) (>) Given that (16) ? x =1, evaluate 4. ; ve. (@ Factorise ax + bx. Gi) Hence evaluate 876 * 0.2345 + 124 x 0.2345. “lB: 003/1/16) (©) Solve the equation 4(x—3)+7=11~(1 3) (nel Exam NO 19 (@) Factorise (0-26) (©) Simplify 5/¢ OAAU KALA » (N2004/1/22a,b) (i) Goro + ar) (©) Factorise complet (©) Given that y=15+3:*, @ find the value of y when »=~?, (find the values of x winen y= 93, {itl) express x in terms of y. (0200572/1) 21. (@) Factorise fully 5x° ~ 10x (b) Solve 3y+6=7y~10 © Solve 3p(p+2)=0. (N2005/1/11) 2. @ Simplify @ x(3x+2)-(@2x+4), (220061123) equation 3x°~4x-5=0, giving your answers correct to two decimal brackets and simplify (30 ~ 4d). p 1248:-3y~29. (220062/1) ly 5x7-20 (@B)2 Scanned with CamScanner PAGE 95 @Y¥ Express as a single fraction in its simplest form OHH) Gren tae 7=27 FE, empress gin ems of =, Tani. | cx200601 25. Factorise . (@) 2x? -7x-15, (b) 2yr-Bys~ 21 + 43s, 2007/1721) 26. (a) Express as a single fraction in its simplest form TiS 6a 9a" (b) Simplify 36(6 -1) - 2(6 - 2)(6 +2). (32007/2/3ab) 21. Factorise completely (@) 15a" +120", (b) 1-1687, ©) Sex-3ey~2de + dy. (N2007/1/20) se ee Gh Hk EH | A(x - 0.3) = 3(x ~ 02), (2008/1/19) simplify (p — 5\(p + 4) ‘completely lay +99", : N2008/1/21) is (J2009/1/7) (12009/2/14,b) Scanned with CamScanner ' SAAD RAZA | . PAGE 96 32, (a) Factorise completely @ 2a? 14a, (i) x7 -3x-40. (b) Given that y=3 is @ solution of the equation 2y? +ky-27=0, find the other so- ae (xa091/19) 53. (@) Factorise completely @ 3x? -12s, (i) F -xy-297 ©) Simpy 2482 (2010/1221) pe 34, Factorise @ 4°-9, (b) 3x?-+5x-2, (N2010/1/6) 35. (@) Factorise completely 9 pq—12g°. (b) Factorise completely 8 px+4 py-6x-3y. (20115) 136. Express as a single fraction in its simplest form 1 Deer @ 4.2 x x3 (2011/72/13) 37, (a) Factorise 9x*-i, _ (b) Solve the equation 2y? +29y-15=0, (N2011/1723) SrtSy=2 Qx-3y=14 (2012/1725) 2B )4 Scanned with CamScanner — saslC kell PAGE 97 39, Expand the brackets and. simplify (a) 6&=20~=A) 43, (b) y= 3x4), (N2012/17 40, Factorise completely (a) l6p+4p’, (b) ay + 2ay+3ax+ 6a? (N2012/1/15) 4i, (a) Solve 3* (@) Solve 38 4.28 (©) Write as a single fraction in its simplest form (2013/1720 42. (@) Expand and simplify (/~5)(¢-+3), (b) Factorise 64° -9y". (©) Factorise 6ab-2a-3a? +40. (@ @ Write x?-6x+3 in the form (x~a)’ +b. o. Hence solve x?-6x+3=0 leaving your answer in the form p£ va fs (013/124) a) Factotise 251? ~ ‘ e fe 6r7H 27h, (N2013/1/17) completely 8xy+4x-6y—3. and simplify (2x+D(x+4). 4 ro =Ay 38 4 single fraction in its simplest form 2014/1723) places. (201472/1) Scanned with CamScanner —< ~ < a= 2 C sj > PAGE 96 (a) Simplify p*(p? 3p) & \ (b) Simplify (272) 47. (@) Factorise completely 4a -16a* (b) Factorise 9b? - (©) Factorise x? - Sv— 2+ Sx. 48, (a) Factorise completely p79 - pg. (b) (@ Factorise 5x7 +x- 4. (i) Hence solve 5x” +x-4=0. 49, (a) Factorise @ 4p -947, (i) 2n? +5n-3, (©) Express a. as a single fraction. ¢nzo14/i7) (N2014/1/18) (2015/18) (N2015/1/16) Scanned with CamScanner

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