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Year 10 Maths - Page 4 - Introduction to Surds
Enter "True" or "False" to the following
1)
√49
-
√ 25 = √4
2)
√36 +√ 64 = √100
3)
√ 64 ÷ √ 16 = √4
4)
√81 x √ 9 = √144
Express the following as an entire surd
5)
3
√5 =
√
6)
5
√2 =
√
7)
4
√3 =
√
8)
3
√4 =
√
Simplify the following
9)
√4 x √5
√
10)
√6 x √7
√
11)
√14 ÷ √2
√
12)
√48 ÷ √6
√
Probability - Tree Diagrams
How many possible three digit numbers can be formed using the digits
2
,
5
and
8
?
Answer =
List all the possible numbers below in order (separate by a comma):
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