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KS3.M-A9D Factorising into Single Brackets: Fluency and Exam Drill

AQA KS3.M-A9 · Calculators not allowed · about 50 minutes
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Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Factorise 8x + 12.
(1)
2
Factorise 9y - 15.
(1)
3
Factorise 7a + 7b.
(1)
4
Factorise x2 + 9x.
(1)
5
Factorise 10p - 25.
(1)
6
Factorise 6m2 - 8m.
(1)
7
Factorise 16xy + 12x.
(1)
8
Factorise fully 20x + 30y + 10.
(2)
9
Factorise fully 18a2 - 27a.
(2)
10
Factorise fully -14x + 21.
(2)
11
Factorise fully 24mn - 16m.
(2)
12
Factorise fully 1.2x + 3.6.
(2)
13
Factorise fully 15x2 + 25x.
(2)
14
Factorise fully 12x2y - 18xy + 6xy2.
(3)
15
Factorise 5x - 20 completely, then use your factorised form to solve the equation 5x - 20 = 0.
(3)
16
A market stall sells 16 apples and 24 pears for a total of (16p + 24q) pounds, where p is the price of an apple and q is the price of a pear. Factorise the total to show the cost of one bundle containing a fixed number of apples and pears.
(3)
17
Factorise fully -18k - 30, giving your answer with a positive number outside the bracket. State whether the terms inside the bracket are both positive.
(3)
18
A rectangle has area 24x + 36 square cm, where the width is a whole number of cm common to both terms and is as large as possible.
(a)Factorise 24x + 36 fully to find the greatest possible width and the length of the rectangle.(2)
(b)Given that x = 3, work out the width and the length of the rectangle.(2)
19
The area of a path is given by the expression 9x2 - 6x, where x is a length in metres.
(a)Factorise 9x2 - 6x fully.(2)
(b)Given that the path is 3x metres wide, write down an expression for its length, using your factorised form.(1)
(c)Given that x = 5, work out the area of the path in square metres.(2)
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