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Algebra KS3 Maths Worksheets, Questions and Revision

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National Curriculum
See the method: Algebra: Expressions and Formulae

A window cleaner uses the formula C = 9w + 20 to work out his charge, where C is the cost in pounds and w is the number of windows he cleans. Find the charge for cleaning 12 windows, and work out how many windows he cleaned if he charged 173 pounds.

  1. Substitute w = 12 into C = 9w + 20: C = 9 x 12 + 20.
  2. Work out 9 x 12 = 108, so C = 108 + 20 = 128. Cleaning 12 windows costs 128 pounds.
  3. To find w when C = 173, write the equation 9w + 20 = 173.
  4. Subtract 20 from both sides: 9w = 153.
  5. Divide both sides by 9: w = 17.
2.1 Algebra: Expressions and Formulae9p + answers · 87 marks · PDF
2.2 Algebra: Equations9p + answers · 81 marks · PDF
2.3 Algebra: Sequences and Graphs14p + answers · 106 marks · PDF
2.4 Introduction to Algebraic Notation5p + answers · 37 marks · PDF
2.8 Expanding Single Brackets3p + answers · 25 marks · PDF
2.9 Factorising into Single Brackets5p + answers · 50 marks · PDF
2.10 Solving One and Two Step Equations4p + answers · 40 marks · PDF
2.12 Writing and Using Formulae5p + answers · 45 marks · PDF
2.13 Expanding Double Brackets5p + answers · 58 marks · PDF
2.15 Linear Sequences and the nth Term3p + answers · 32 marks · PDF
2.16 Straight Line Graphs: y = mx + c3p + answers · 24 marks · PDF
2.18 Inequalities and Number Lines4p + answers · 40 marks · PDF

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