Year 8-9 Maths

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If x = 2/3 , y = 7.66R,m = 6/7 find the value of each expression.

1.   (x + m) × y  =

2.   13m + 2y - x =     

3.   ( = 8) × x =     
What does h equal?      

4.   ( = 4) × m + 7x =     
What does a equal?      

Solve the following equations

5.    5(x + 6) = 60    x =    6.    9(x - 3) = 117              x =  
7.    3(4x - 3) = 51   x =   

8.   7(2x - 6) = 9x - 12       x =  

9.    5(2x - 2) + 2(5 - n) = 24
       x = and n =     
10.    9(3x - 7) - 8(3y + 1) = -11
       x = and y =     

Problems

NOTE: The answers to the following problems have been calculated
to eight decimal places and then rounded. You will need to do this.


11.  A triangular shape has a height of 53 cm and a base measurement of 42 cm.
       Find the hypotenuse of this triangle. Round answer to the nearest hundredth.

     ANSWER cm    


12A triangular shaped garden has a base measurement of 4.25 metres and a height of 3.86 metres.
       Find the total area of this garden. Round answer to the nearest hundredth.

     ANSWER m2    


13.    The water authority has built a new concrete water tank for a small towns water supply. The tanks      
       diametre is 3.5 metres and  height 1.96 metres. Round all answers to the nearest hundredth.
a)   Find the area of the tank. ANSWER m2    
b)   Find the circumference of the water tank. ANSWER m     
c)   Find the volume of the tank. ANSWER m3    

14.  A cone shaped object has a radius of 4.67 cm and a height of 10.56 cm.
       Find the volume of this cone. Round answer to the nearest 10th.

       ANSWER
cm3
15.    A spherical shaped ball has a radius of 5.28 cm and a height of 10.56 cm. Round answer to the nearest 10th. 
a)   Find the surface area of the ball. ANSWER cm2    
b)   Find the volume of the ball. ANSWER cm3

 


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