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2020 Algebra 2 Test

This document contains a mathematics algebra 2 test for year 9 students. It consists of 9 questions testing skills in solving equations, graphing inequalities, expanding and factorizing expressions, and making variables the subject of formulas. Students are given 36 minutes to complete the test and calculators are permitted. Answers are to be shown in the spaces provided and working must be shown for questions worth more than 1 mark.

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2020 Algebra 2 Test

This document contains a mathematics algebra 2 test for year 9 students. It consists of 9 questions testing skills in solving equations, graphing inequalities, expanding and factorizing expressions, and making variables the subject of formulas. Students are given 36 minutes to complete the test and calculators are permitted. Answers are to be shown in the spaces provided and working must be shown for questions worth more than 1 mark.

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Name:___________________________________ Class:__________

Teacher: THM / VAN / BTZ / HOL / RAB

MATHEMATICS
ALGEBRA 2 TEST
YEAR 9

Important Information
Calculators are permitted.
Answers are to be completed in the spaces provided.
Ensure that you show all working for questions worth more than 1 mark.
You are reminded of the need for neat and clear presentation in your answers.

Time: 36 minutes Mark: /50


Extra 45 minutes
TOTAL: %
Time:
1. Solve the following equations.

a) 2 x+10=24 d) 6 (x+ 4)=3 ( x+13)

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_________________________ [2] _________________________ [3]

b) 9=6+ x 88
e) =11
x
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_________________________ [1] ____________________________


_________________________ [2]

c) 2−3 x=x +10


____________________________ x
f) +5=13
3
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_________________________ [2]
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2. Answer this question by forming an equation and then solving it.

Sean has x pieces of chocolate. If I double the number that Sean has and add twelve more,
he would have sixty pieces. How many pieces of chocolate did Sean start with?

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_________________________________________________________________________ [3]
3. Answer this question by forming an equation and then solving it.

(i) Find x
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(2 x+ 3)° (3 x−9)°
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______________________________________ [2]

(ii) Find the size of one of the marked angles using your answer from (i) above.
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_________________________________________________________________________ [2]

4. Graph the following inequalities on the number line.

a) x ≥ 6 [1]
4 5 6 7 8 9

b) −2< x ≤1 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1
[1]

5. Write down an inequality for each of these graphs.

a)
-2 -1 0 1 2 3 _______________________ [1]

b)
-2 -1 0 1 2 3
_______________________ [1]

c)
-1 0 1 2 3 4
_______________________ [1]
6. Solve these inequalities and show your solutions on the number line.

a) x−8←5
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_________________________________ [2]

-10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

b) 6 x−12 ≥ 2 x +16
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_________________________________ [3]

-10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

7. Make x the subject.

a) x +m= p _________________________ [2]


____________________________ c) a ( b + x )=c 2
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_________________________ [1] ____________________________
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b) gx− p=e _________________________ [3]
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8. Expand and simplify.

a) ( x +2 ) ( x +3 ) c) (x−4)2
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_________________________ [2] ____________________________
_________________________ [3]
b) ( 2 m+ 1 )( 3 m−5 )
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_________________________ [2]

9. Factorise.

a) x 2+ 8 x+7 =( )( ) [2]

b) p2−11 p+30 =( )( ) [2]

2
c) y +4 y−21 =( )( ) [2]

d) x 2−25 =( )( ) [2]

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