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Revision Exercise I No. 1: (A) What Is The Sum of 4x Dollars and 4x Cents? Express Your Answer in Cents

This document provides a 10 question mathematics test covering topics like: 1) Simplifying algebraic expressions and finding highest common factors and lowest common multiples 2) Estimating values and performing operations mentally 3) Simplifying expressions with variables 4) Solving word problems involving rates, ratios, and calculating total costs 5) Finding the number of items each student would receive if distributed evenly and determining the minimum and maximum possible number of students 6) Identifying true/false statements regarding prime numbers, rational numbers, and whether expressions are integers 7) Simplifying complex algebraic expressions 8) Estimating values and solving multi-step problems using variables 9) Solving word problems involving fractions, rates,

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Revision Exercise I No. 1: (A) What Is The Sum of 4x Dollars and 4x Cents? Express Your Answer in Cents

This document provides a 10 question mathematics test covering topics like: 1) Simplifying algebraic expressions and finding highest common factors and lowest common multiples 2) Estimating values and performing operations mentally 3) Simplifying expressions with variables 4) Solving word problems involving rates, ratios, and calculating total costs 5) Finding the number of items each student would receive if distributed evenly and determining the minimum and maximum possible number of students 6) Identifying true/false statements regarding prime numbers, rational numbers, and whether expressions are integers 7) Simplifying complex algebraic expressions 8) Estimating values and solving multi-step problems using variables 9) Solving word problems involving fractions, rates,

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Intensive Mathematics Course (L1) TEST 1

Revision Exercise I No. 1


1. (a) What is the sum of 4x dollars and 4x cents? Express your answer in cents.

(b) Simplify 2𝑥 − {[2𝑥 − 3(2𝑦 − 3𝑥) − (5𝑦 − 2𝑥) − 9𝑦] − 3𝑥}.

(c) Find the HCF and LCM of 12, 15 and 18.

2. Estimate the following mentally, giving your answer correct to 1 significant figure:

(a) 101 × √81


3
(b) √26 × 502 ÷ 49
3
(c) √65 × √63 ÷ 17

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Intensive Mathematics Course (L1) TEST 1

3. Simplify
2
(a) 15𝑎 ÷ 5 = (e) × 21𝑎2 =
3

(b) 4𝑐 × 7𝑐 =
(f) 15𝑥 − 3 × 5𝑥 =

(c) 𝑎 × 5 × 𝑏 =
(g) 8𝑎 + 2 × 6𝑎 =

(d) 𝑎 × 5 × 2 + 𝑐 =
(h) 4𝑥 + 8𝑥 ÷ 2 =

4. A family of 2 adults and 4 children visited Sentosa during the June school holidays. An adult
ticket cost $18.90 and a child-ticket cost $12.80 during the promotional period. If the family
enjoyed the promotional price,

(a) What was the total cost of the tickets for the family?
(b) What would be the change if a $100-note was used to purchase the tickets?

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Intensive Mathematics Course (L1) TEST 1

5. A teacher distributes 255 pencils, 425 sheets of graph paper and 595 sheets of writing paper
equally to a group of students.

(a) Calculate the smallest and largest possible numbers of students.


(b) Calculate the smallest and largest numbers of pencils, graph paper and writing paper each
student can receive.

6. State whether each of the following statements is true or false:

(a) The first four prime numbers are 1, 2, 3, and 5.


(b) Every prime number is a rational number.
(c) 3.141 59 is an irrational number.
3
(d) (2 + 1.25) is an integer.
4

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7. Simplify the following expression:

5ℎ − 3[4𝑘 − 6𝑚 + 2{3ℎ − (2ℎ + 3𝑘 )}]

√2505×8.705
8. (a) Estimate the value of giving your answer as a whole number.
4.98×2.907

(b) Given that 6.5 × 232 = 1508, find the value of

(i) 0.065 × 2.32 (ii) 1.508 ÷ 650

showing your working clearly.

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Intensive Mathematics Course (L1) TEST 1

9. (a) One-fifth of a plank is sawn off and three-eighths of the remaining piece is then thrown
away. What fraction of the original plank remains?

(b) Lamp posts along one side of a street are 6 m apart. If they extend for one and a half
kilometers, find the number of lamp posts along the street.

(c) An apple costs x cent. An orange costs y cent more than an apple. Express the cost of 8
apples and 12 oranges in terms of x and y.

10. Copy and complete the following using one of the symbols >, = or <:

(a) 5 ⎕ 2
(b) −5 ⎕ −2
1
(c) ⎕ 0.33
3

(d) −7 ⎕ 14 ÷ (−2)

=== End of the Test ===

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