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2025 Y2 Enriched Math Term 1 Holiday Assignment (1)

The document contains a Year 2 Enriched Mathematics Term 1 Holiday Assignment with various mathematical problems including volume and resistance calculations, statistics on storybooks owned by students, simultaneous equations, algebraic expressions, and simplifications. It also includes an answer key for the problems presented. The assignment aims to challenge students' understanding of mathematical concepts and their application.

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2025 Y2 Enriched Math Term 1 Holiday Assignment (1)

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Year 2 Enriched Mathematics (2025)

Term 1 Holiday Assignment


1. The volume (v) of a cylinder of a certain height is directly proportional to the square of its
radius, r. When the radius of the cylinder is 2 cm, its volume is 81 cm3. Find the radius of the cylinder
if its volume is 506.25 cm3.

2. The electrical resistance (R) of a wire is in inverse proportion to the square of its radius, r.
Given that the resistance is 0.45 units when the radius is 0.4 cm, find
(a) R in terms of r,
(b) the resistance when the radius is 0.6 cm.

3. The dot diagram shows the number of storybooks owned by a group of students.

(a) How many students are in the group?


(b) Find
(i) the modal number of storybooks owned,
(ii) the median number of storybooks owned,
(iii) the mean number of storybooks owned.
(c) The mean number of storybooks owned is 2.5 if two students are removed from the
group. Calculate the total number of storybooks these two students owned.

4. Solve the simultaneous equations:


7x – 3y = 67. 3x = 33 + 2y.

5. Solve the following simultaneous equations using substitution method:


2x – 3y = 1 and 5x + 2y = 12.

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3( x − 5)
6. Given that x + 1  , represent the solution on a number line. Find the greatest possible
2
value of x if x is (a) a perfect square (b) a prime number.

A Expand and simplify:


2 2 1 1
1. ( x − x + )(6 x − )
3 x x
2. – 2[3x – 2(x – 5)](x + 3)
3. (2x – 3)2 – 2(3 – x)(3 + x)

B Factorise completely:
1. 18ax – 6by – 9bx + 12ay
2. 25x2 – 4y2 – 4y – 1
3. 605 – 20x2y2
4. 38xy – 12x2 – 20y2

C Evaluate each of the following using special Algebraic rules:


1. (39.9)2
2. 2682 – 2322
3. (50.2)2
4. (250 – 9)(250 + 9)

D Simplify each of the following:


2 y − 2x x2 − y 2
1. 
15( xy) 2 5x3

9 xy 27 x 2 y 15 y
2.  
4z 12 z (− y ) 2

E Express each of the following as a single fraction:


3 x +1
1. −
x + 4x + 3 x + 3
2

1 1 2
2. + −
x − 25 5 − x 3x + 15
2

b
F Given that a = + n(a − b) , express a as the subject of the formula. Hence express a in terms of n if
2
b = – 6.

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Answer Key
1) 5 cm

2(a) R = 0.072/r2 (b) 0.2 units

3) 18; 3; 2.5; 2 187 ; 3


4) x = 7, y = -6
5) x = 2, y =1
6) 16; 13
2 1
A 1. 4x3 − 6x2 − x− 2 +7 2. - 2x2 – 26x – 60 3. 6x2 – 12x – 9
3 x

B 1. 3(2a – b)(3x + 2y) 2. (5x – 2y – 1)(5x + 2y + 1)

3. 5(11 – 2xy)(11 + 2xy) 4. -2(2x – 5y)(3x – 2y)

C 1. 1592.01 2. 18000 3. 2520.04 4. 62419

2x 15
D 1. − 2.
3 y ( x + y)
2
x2 y

2 − x2 − 2x (4 + 5x )
E 1. 2. −
( x + 1)( x + 3) 3( x − 5)( x + 5)

b(1 − 2n) 3(1 − 2n)


F a= ; a=−
2(1 − n) (1 − n)

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