1.Put these decimals in ascending order.

0.560.0890.5010.80.5

…………, …………., …………, …………, …………,

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2.Simplify these expressions.

5h + 7 – 3h= ......

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h – 1 + h + 4 = ......

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9 – 3h+ 5h = ......

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h2 + 2h+ 4h= ......

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3.Temperatures were taken on one day in each of five cities.
The results are shown in the table.

City / Temperature
at midnight / Temperature at midday
Bristol / 2C / 9C
Manchester / –2C / 8C
Liverpool / –4C / 7C
Norwich / 3C / 8C
York / –7C / 2C

(a)Which city had the lowest temperature at midnight?

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(b)Which city had the greatest rise in temperature between midnight and midday?

......

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(c)Which city had the smallest rise in temperature between midnight and midday?

......

......

......

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(d)Which of the five cities is being described here?

‘Its temperature at midday is 6°C higher than the temperature in York and its temperature at midnight is 2°C higher than the temperature in Liverpool’.

......

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4. This pair of decimal numbers add to 1.

0.3 / 0.7

(a)Write a different pair of decimal numbers that add to 1.

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(b)The pair of decimal numbers below should add to 1.

Write the missing decimal number.

0.85

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5.The diagram shows two identical rectangles joined to make an L shape.

Work out

(a)the perimeter of the L shape.

......

......

......

...... cm

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6.This word formula tells you how to find the cost in pounds of hiring a minibus.

cost = number of miles x 2, then add 10

(a)Steve hires a minibus to travel 30 miles to get to Luton Airport.

How much will it cost?

£ ......

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(b)Sarah hires a minibus to travel forty seven miles.

How much will it cost?

£ ......

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(c)For a different journey, Dave paid £42 to hire a minibus.

How many miles was his journey?

......

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7.(a)The diagram shows a rectangle.

Its dimensions are 3a by 5b

Write a simplified expression for the perimeter of this rectangle.

Perimeter: ......

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8.(a)

Tina wants to build some shelves in her bedroom.
She goes to the DIY store to buy what she needs.

Fill in the 5 gaps in her bill.

2 supports at £3.55 each.£ ......
3 pairs of brackets at £2.49 for each pair.£ ......
5.4 metres of shelving at £2.20 per metre.£ ......
3 packets of screws at ...... per packet.£ ...... 1.86......
TOTAL / £ ......

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(b)Alan has £20.
He wants to buy some football magazines.
They cost £2.99 each.

What is the greatest number of football magazines that Alan can buy?

......

......

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9.(a)In a magazine there are three adverts on the same page.

Advert 1 uses of the page
Advert 2 uses of the page
Advert 3 uses of the page

In total, what fraction of the page do the three adverts use?
Show your working.

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(b)

An advert uses of a page. How much does the advert cost?

£ ...... ………………..

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10.(a) Write these numbers in standard form

i)167,000,000……….……….

ii)78,000……….……….

iii)0.0000000812……….……….

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(b) Calculate, leaving your answer in standard form

2.5 x 103 – 7.1 x 102 =

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11.One way to make a magic square is to substitute numbers into this algebra grid.

a + b / a – b + c / a – c
a – b – c / a / a + b + c
a + c / a + b – c / a – b

(a)Complete the magic square below using the values

a = 10b = 3c = 5

5
10
15

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12.(a)A pupil measured the angles in a triangle.

She said:

The angles are 30°, 60° and 100°

Could she be correct? Tick () Yes or No.

Yes No

Explain your answer.

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(b)This diagram is not drawn accurately.

Calculate the size of angle m

Show your working.

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13.Solve these equations.
Show your working.

h – 6 = 37

h = ………………….

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4w = 28

w = ………………….

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8k - 1 = 15

k = ......

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2m + 5 = 10

m = ......

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3t + 4 = t + 13

t = ......

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14.The drawing shows an isosceles triangle.

(a)When angle b is 70o, what is the size of angle a?

Show your working.

……………o

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(b)When angle a is 70o, what is the size of angle b?

Show your working.

……………o

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15. Calculate

(a)4 – 7 …………………

(b)-12 + 9 …………………

(c)-4 – 6 …………………

(d)-3 - -2 …………………

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16. Calculate the perimeter of the following shape:

Perimeter = …………………………………[3]

17.

18.

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