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KS3.M-A4D Introduction to Algebraic Notation: Fluency and Exam Drill

AQA KS3.M-A4 · Calculators not allowed · about 50 minutes
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Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Write down the expression for: a number y increased by 8.
(1)
2
Write down the expression for: five times a number m.
(1)
3
Write down the expression for: the product of 7 and a number k.
(1)
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Write down the expression for: a number q divided by 6.
(1)
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State the coefficient of x in 9x.
(1)
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State the coefficient of a in -5a + 3.
(1)
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Find the value of 4x when x = 3.
(1)
8
Simplify 6x + 3x - 2x.
(2)
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Use algebraic notation to write: the product of 5 and the number p.
(2)
10
Write an algebraic expression for: three lots of a number w.
(2)
11
In the expression 6a - 8, identify the two terms.
(2)
12
Work out the value of 3y - 4 when y = -2.
(2)
13
In 11p + 4, state the coefficient of p and the constant term.
(2)
14
Simplify 5x + 3 + 2x - 7.
(3)
15
A plumber charges a call-out fee of 25 pounds plus 15 pounds for every hour worked. Write an expression for the total charge for h hours, then find the charge for a 3-hour job.
(3)
16
Compare the expressions 4x - 1 and 2x + 5 when x = 4. State which is greater and give a reason.
(3)
17
A rectangle has length (n + 4) and width n. Write an algebraic expression for its perimeter, then find its value when n = 5.
(4)
18
A number t is trebled, then 4 is added. The result is the same as adding 22 to t. Write an equation using this information, and find the value of t.
(4)
19
Stretch. Two expressions are 2x + 7 and 5x - 8. For what value of x are the two expressions equal? Substitute your answer back in to check, and state the common value.
(4)
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