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Answers 41 Number Exercises page2 |. 791 222 3.7372 4. 0.066 5, 4562 6.122 7.167 8.161 9.16563 10.241 11.267 12) 386 13.0001 14.156 15, 00288, 16.2176 7.002 48, 0.0001, 19. 7.56 20, 0.7854 21. 360 22, 34000 23.18 24,074 25,2.34 26, 1620 27.88 2a, 1200 29, 0.00175 30.132 31. 200 32. 0.804 33.08 34.0077 35. 0.0009 36.001 37. 184 38. 20 39, 0.099, 40.3 Fxercise2 pages 1.20 2. 256;65536 BO +7 + 42 = 434 + (x4 1)? + [xr DP H(t + YP 4. a) 54x 9 = 486 ‘b) 57x8 = 456 ) 52x 2= 104, 57x 5.5,28;total32 7, L2units Jong, marks at 1,4, 5 and 10 437 Exercise page 4 wis ad ae ot 98 ‘ mat ae 15.12 wit 19.64 20.9 mast as.22 O30 da on oF Exercise4 page 6 1.025 204 3.08 4.075, 5.05 6.0375 7.09 8, 0.625 9.0418 10, 018 11.08 12.083 13.0385714 14. 0412857, 15.04 16.048 17.12 18,2625 19.24 20.17 21, 2.1875 22. 2.385714 23, 2857143 + awe Exercises page 8 1. 3,11, 19,23, 29, 31,37, 47, 59, 61, 67,73 2.a)4,8,12,16,20 b) 6,12,18,24,30 _¢) 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 4) 11, 22, 33, 44,55 €) 20, 40,60, 80, 100 Answers (PEE) 3. 12and24 5.a) 1,236 )1,2,4.8 16,32 415 b)1,3,9 912,510, 6.a) Yes. Divide by 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, (Le. odd prime numbers < ¥263) b) No c) Prime numbers < V1147 ta) 2x3 b) 2x35, ©) 2x3" x5 9a) 12 b) 18 ©) 20 10, a) 120 b) 180 ©) 18000 HL. a) 16 b) 36 ©) 100 12.2) 81 ban Lt 1) 10000 9) 05 hy 75.69 13. a) 4.41 cm* b) 0.36 cm? 6) 196 m* 14, 10° 3.2 16.! 00. 18.2 00.2 19, Lor 0.25 20. or 0 Exercise 6 page 10 ? VE stag? 1 Rational: (VIZ) 344 9 myst 4s 3. a) both irrational 4. a) 6mm, irrational 4) 97m’, irrational ») both rational ) 6m, rational ©) 36~ 97 em irrational 7.2,3,5,41,67,89 d) 2x as ) 2640 27 4) 004 i) 081 5 7. ero 125 ya 13,515 ©) 1,2,3,4,6,8, 12,24 Q2xs 10 ©) 9000 ©) 1000 ©) 961 5) 662596 ©) 36cm’, rational 1 2'xsxit 12 1) 3000 6. A tational number can always be writen exactly in the form @ where a and Bate whole numbers. An irrational number cannot be written in the form & 3. 63, 95; Subtract 8 7. 16,22 1-4-3 15. 32,47 4) tin ) 97,94, 91, 88, 85 4 4n+2 10, nel 16, 20 +3 10, 9+3n—1 7.a) No b) Yeseg V8 x /2 = 4 Exercise 7 page 11 1. 18,22; Add 4 2.30, 37,Add7 5.21,27 62-5 9.2515 w.hh 14.22 5-1 38.241 Exercise 8 page t1 1a) 20 b) 100 on 8) 10" he aed 3.9,11,13,15,17 4.a)34,5,6,7 —b)5,10,15,20,25 «) 9, 19,29, 39,49 Exercise 9 page 12 Lan 2ined 350-1 7.50 a2 9. n(n +2) Be 42 1540-1 19.) 2046 byan-t o5n43 20, a) 8n+3 bans 23n-10 2. a) 3041 ) 3001 Exercise 10 page 13 2.20 S.t4n 14.21 BEEM Answers 4, -2,~12; Subtract 5 816,32 sa7h3h 16. £40, 6720 ©) 100% M41 Oe 11,49, 16,25 6. 28-30 De 18. 41-9 6m 12.20 Exercise11 page 14 b) 817 817 2a) 20 b) 19.6 ©) 19.62 b) 200 6) 20.04 4a) 1 b) 0.815 081 6) 3n1 31.14 6a) 0 b) 0.275 028 ) 0.00747 oor 8.a) 16 b) 15.6 ©) 15.62 ) 900 6) 900.12 1a) 4 b) 3.56 0) 3.56 b) 545 0345 12a) 21 b) 210 9) 20.96 b) 0.0851 009 14a) b) 051s 052 b) 3.07 3.07 16.57 17.08 18.112 20, 0.0 a ILL Exercise 12 page 16 1, 1955 em, 2. 36.5kg 3.325 kg 4.95.55 m 5, 28.655 6a) 15,25 b) 2.25, 235 0) 635,645 4) 13,55, 13.65 7B ac 9. a) Not necessarily b) Lem 10.4) 16.5 m-<175 4) 0.335 = m<0.345 4) 8135 33, 187m Exercise 3 page 109 1a) acm b) 785 cm? 2a) 188m b) 28.3 em? 3.) 5L4cm b) 157 cm? 4.4) 266cm b) 49.1 car 5. a) 26.3 em b) 3333 em 6.4) 250m b) 38.5 cme 7.) 35.7 om b) 21.5 crv? 8.) 50.3.cm b) 174 cm 9. a) 2.0m 10. a) 9.42 cm b) 6adem? 11, a) 25.1 em 12.) 188m b) 12.6 cms Exercise 4 page 110 L.219em 2.30.2m 3. 2.65 kam 4.9.336m 5. 142mm 6.497 000 km? 7.215 em" 8. 9) 40.8 m2 bye 9.) 30 by 1508 em! 6) 508 com? 10. 5305, 11,29 12.970 13, 9) 80 b)? 14. 5.39.m(J29) 15, a) 33.0em b) 70.9 cm* 16, a) 98cm" b) 140eme 1.1235 18, 796m? 19. 57.5° 20. Yes 21. L716em BEEM Answers Exercise 5 page 113 1, a) 2,09 em; 4.19 em* b) 7.85 em; 39.3 cm* ©) 8.20 cm; 8.20em* 2. 31.9 em 3. 31.2 em? 4a) 7.07 em?) 19.5em" 5. a) 85.9° by 57.3" 0) 625m 6a) 12em ——b) 30° 7a) 398cm —b) 749° 8 a) 30° b) 10.5em 9.4) I8em ——b) 382° 10.0) em) 43.0" Ma) 14cm) 276m ©) 286m" 12.15.14 kon? Exercise 6 page 116 -a) 145m b) 72.6.cm? 9) 24.5 cm 4) 48.1 em? 2.) 5.08 cm* b) 82.8 m" 9) Salem" 4a) 60°, 9.06cm? —b) 106.3°, 1L.2.em? 43cm 3.3.97«m 6.135 cm 405 em! 7, 129.9 em’; 184.3 em? 8.459 cm?,651cm! 9. 19.6em" 10.0313 AL. a) 837 cm b) 545.cm ©) W.tem 12. 81.2 cm" Exercise7 page 118 a) 30m) 168 cm? 110 cm’ a) 94.5 em? ©) 754m? 1) 283 cm? 2a) 503cm?—_b) 760m" 9) 12.5cm* 3. 398m 4.637 em 3.189em —_6.5.37em 7.977 em 8.738. 9.127m 10.424 litres AL 106 cm/s 12, 1570cm', 126g 13.3:4 14, cubes by 77 cm? 15. No 16. 119m 17. 53 ts 18. 191 cm Exercise 8 page 121 - 20.9 em" 2, 524 cm? 3. 4189 em" 4, 10Lem? 5, 268 cm’ 6.4.19 em 7.000419 m? 8. 3m? 9.933cm! 10. 48cm? 11.924cm! 12, 262m" 13.235 cm" 14,415 con’ 15,5m 16, 243 cm 17.239 18. 6cm 19. 3726m 20, 1.93 ky 21, 1065 22. a) 125 b) 2744 27x10" 23a) 0.36em —b) 0427 cm 2a) 669em —b) 39.1.em 25.102cm ——26.1.05em 27, 48Bem? 28. Sem 29.536cm «30.745 cm 31 424m 32, 123m" 33,545 litres 34, a) 16m b) 8cm oem 35. 47Lem* 36,2720em? 37, 943 cm" 38, 5050 em? Exercise 9 page 126 a) 367tem b) 72cm 9) 6omem* 4) 238mm ©) 400% m* 6) 65cm 8) 120mm hh) 10.27 env 4) 0.000 4z ) 98 em?, 147m cm? 2. L6tem 3.2.12¢m 4.3.46em S.a)3em —b) dem 25am 4) 0.2m ©) 6em 025em 7m 6. 303 em? 7. $1178 8. $3870 9.94.0 cm’ 10. 44.60m" 11. 675 em? 1.1.62 10* years 13.377 cme 14.20cm,10em 15. 71.70 17. 336m" 18. 198 em 20, 184 om" Exercise 10, page 128 |. 200 mn? 2 4500 mm? 4.048 c 5. 30.000 em* 6, 260-000 c 7.0.86 m? 8.0076 m* 9.5 000 000 10. 45 km’ 11. 8000 mm* 12, 21 000 em* 13. 48cm" 14.6000000cm' 15. 28m" 16.) 24000mm? —_) 5200 mm* 37,032 m' 18, a) 4830 00cm" @ sf) b) 998m" ©) 998 000.000 cm’ (3 sf) 19, 400000 mm’ 20, 95.4 mm (3 s£) Revision exercise 3A page 128 -a) 4m? b) Stem? ©) 50cm? 4) 18m 2. a) 56.5m,254m' b) 108m ©) 399m Answers Prey 3.) Sem? » 4.3436 5. a) 12.2cm b) 61.1 em> 6a) I1.2cm b) 10.3.m ) 4.72 cm d) 31.5em* e) 13.2. cm* 7. 103.1% 8.9.95cm 9, a) 905 cm? +b) 5.76cm 10. 8.06 em 11. 99.5em? 12. 333em,201 cm? 13, 4em 14, a) 15,.6cm* b) 93.5 em* ©) 3741 cm’ 15. 0.370em 16, 104 cm: 17.5.4 cm? 18, 68 19.25 20, 20 cm? 21, a) 1350.cm* 'b) 1008 cm? Examination-style exercise 3B page 131 1, a) 45498km b) 7240 km 223 3. 21.3 em? 4.170 cm* 5a) 14..cm* b) 24.8cm 6. 162. cm* 7, a) 693m b) 60.6 cm* 8b) 12.6 kg ©) 26.4em 4) 1) 0649~ 0.651 ii) 5310 Iu) 501.9 503% 9. b) i) 849cm ii) 29.0cm iti) 36. cm* iv) 695 cm* oO) M5em HH) 94.8% 10. a) 3251 b) 16.250 cm* ©) 5650 cm 4 Geometry Exercise 1 page 137 1.95° 249° 10 477 1° 6. 95° Ta=ae 10. 40° 13. 105° 15. 140° 16, a= 120°, 6= 38%, 19. 4° 21 a=10,b=76 22. e=719,f=21° 25, 41°, 66° 26, 46°, 122° 27.368 Exercise 2 page 139 08? x60 y= 120° 3, (—2)180° 4.110 5. 60° 6.1282" 7S 812 929 10.18 ne 12.368 Exercise 3 page 141 1 a= 116°, b= 64°, o=64° 2 a= 68", b= 40° S.x=68" 4. a= 40°, b= 134, ¢= 134° 8°, = 48°, y= a2? Toa 118°, b= 100%, €= 62° 9, 72°, 108° Exercise 4 page 142 1. 10cm 2. 412cm 3.424cm 4.127em 5.872cm 6. 5466em 7. 663 em & Sem 9. 17m 10. 4em 11.985em 12, 7.07 em 13. 346m 14 403km 15, 136cm 16. 634m 17.458em 18, 849km 19. 24cm 20. 980cm 2. 5,4, 313,12, 5525,24, 7 Al, 40,9; 61, 60.11 22.3=4m,206m 23,949em 24, 18.5 km Exercise 5 page 145 Ladd ii) 1 bit ii) 1 oj2 w2 @ij2 w2 eid a do W2 gids WS hyo WI og. wa D)O we wo 2 D)O i)? m) i) 6 n)i)O ii) 4 4. square 4,4; rectangle 2, 2; parallelogram 0, 2; hhombus 2, 2; traperium 0, I; kite Is equilateral tangle 3, 3; regular hexagon 6, 6 5. 34%, 50° 6.35535" 7.72, 108°, 80° 8, 40%30°, 10 9, 116°,32°, 58° 10,55°, 55° 11, 265,26°, 77° 12. 525,61", 116° 13.70", 40", 1014, 548,725.36" 15, 60", 15°, 75°, 135° BEEM Answers Exercise6 page 147 13 2a)l bl 92 3. a) Multiple answers we 4. 2 planes of symmeity are shown. “There are another 2 formed by joining the diagonals of the base to the vertex ofthe pyramid. 54 6. a) an infinite number b) an infinite number running through the tip ofthe cone to the centre of the base, Exercise 7 page 148 La2tanessem 2x em, y= 10m Am 13.2cm.6cm 15.4) Yes b) No No a) Yes oes No B Noh) Yes 18, 0.18; 16181 Exercise8 page 151 16cm! 2.27 cat ado 5 128em 6. em? 780m 8. 18cm 9. 42cm 10. 74cm 11. 2hem 12, 60m 13, A=32em* 14.8 =279 em 15, C=40 em 16, D=225 em? 17, a) 162 cm? bb) 102 cm: 18. a) 25 cm* b) 21 cm? 19. 8m! 20. 6em 21. 24 om 22, a) 15cm b) 3.em 3:5 4) 9:25, 23.150 24. 360 25. Less (forthe same weight) Exercise 9 page 154 1. 480m? 2. 540 em? 3. 160 cm? 4.4300 cm? 5. Stem? 6. Mem 7. 16em? 8.854.cm! 9.4cm 10. 21cm 1 466m 12. 96m 13.66em 14. 4tem 15,1682 cm? 16, 108.3 em? 17. Lem 18.4) 2:3 b) 8:27 19, 82125 20. 5:8) 21. sikg 22. 20cm? 23.94 ies nt Exercise 10 page 157 1, Aand G; Band E. Exercise11 page Answers |70) eer Exercise 12 page 161 3.x=92%,y= 116° 6.118" 918° 2 13. n=58", 15. a=18°, c= 72° 16. 53° 18.8 19. 2=30%,y= 115" Exercise 13 page 163 La=i8° 16%, p=46" Exercise 14 page 165 170° 223° 349° 488° 530° 657 7.136" Bue 9, x= 56%, y= 85%, 2= 39° Exercise 15 page 166 1.6 2.35 3..62° 430° 5.377 6.94 7.93 836° Exercise 16 page 167 1.a),b).d) Rada em b) 240m" 3a) a Wem,d=1Dem —b) fem 4.0) 168 mm? ) 16.800 mm? 5.a= V2, b= V2, c=y3,x= V2, y= VF Revision exercise 4A page 168 2. 80° 3.8) 30° b) 224" 912 4.0) 40° b) 100° 5.412em 6.) 3em i) 656m 2.9240 8.) 6em 9.34om them 10.6cm 11, 250 em* 12, a) 3 pcm. b) 1620 cm’ 13. a) Lm" b) 1000 em" 14. a) 50° b) 128° 6) c= 50%, d= 40° 4) x=10,y=40° 0) x= 62%.) fH) =36,y=54, 272° 15,8) 55° b) 35° Examination-style exercise 4B page 170 La) 72° b) 36° 2. a) 5.66 em b) 32.00 3.a)320em* —b) 567 em" A.a) 55emby 40cm b) = 5.r=96 em, h= 180 em 6.4) 62° b) 28° oer aw 7.0) 54° 1) 4° oe Answers 5 Algebra 2 Exercises page 174 5 54 ox 2 Re SH a 3 waa sre wt 2-2 Bxercise2 page174 2 . 6 88 3 v1 rH a : = ened . at 2 ¥ ¥e5 7 ei Exercises page175 ae 3 1 * at a4 at = 5 x 7 7 Tx 2 a 92 10.5 8 ‘8x ' ne 42 15, 2 % 20 20x we ee 242 Re 6 2 248 pice wa BB eee ast 10 2 1" x(e+1) Tx=8 ap 8089 =e-17 Mex x(x=2) * (x= 2)(e+3) * (x+3)(x=1) («+1)(e-2) Exercise 4 page 177 : tr 22k 2.3 ait 3 N if Tan B 9 tt ao a 2 e L 16T-A 178-8 .M-B T-¥ 22.N+M-L 7 26 ESA 2 PsB 29. A+B+D BL L+B 32.N+T Me at se EP oy fo raz B4L B “—D Y Rg om fp tran wit st v 7 7 v Answers (ESI 146 16 146 rb siz 51.22 53. E=DF. 55. pe me D b aon a Exercise 5 page 178 12 2.10 BD 5.RN 6 bm 7.36 wares 10. BN-Q : De-B wt Li getr na 13.2 15, 52 ie att wy tem iy AED on = z a B € at . 23.2 2.C-£ 26. D-H nm 28. q- rr amt 3.2 40.5 a1. -t 42, BODE ; a Nr=MB op mB ot so Emax oT a 7 F Exercise 6 page 179 i 4 a r L ae a2 ae, : 7 x 2 8 Sa a 3 wt Ny : 16, 78 aat 18.32 wile t 2 o c vetD oa “Dp ed wre : A 26, 1 22 vw 5 : a5 31.— 32. J 33. M. 6 35. a "Tee a-d a ah Cme i fi a Mang vee + wee a v9 ao yp No2ate sp, Baa a ot ae 2M BA (aM yO) oP 46, wd BePM Answers Exercise 7 page 180 La 224 Bll nb GIPLE %s Bat wd-F Bene 18 A‘ D 21. ANB 22, ty(B—A) 23, 44f(M+ A) 26, =n) wefe raat 31. ty(a—n) 32.490 Mna’B 36.8 a7 Ae e aL tye FP) Bxercise8 page 181 tlm) 47.48) 48.2 JeDa ABoa 5. Dc Bar ott 1o.b-F € Wop 5. e-g" 19. 48 20.44 2A, ty(b-a) 25, y(C—m) (=) 35. 4m) 40, 0-B 5.2 (<*) wc) EeD 23 ee 3M 3 rts “tk “anb anab M(b-a) R. Mu bel bea 20? 3x © v. 1. nL atx a ab So 23.5 m+n-a a-b "3 at mn mote ay pom 4m Exercise 9 page 182 we) eo tab a-b = 2 act 3 3 iv sx) att : m ae 5 a3 228 a WP) itt A. g- eh =f Answers (PER) Exercise 10 page 185 1a) S=ke by v= ©) T= kL NC. 2a)o by 2 xfia 4st 6+ ej tem = Vfa a2 as6 8a) 18 by? 9a) 42 bd 1. 180,25 a2.675 15 13. dem 49 Maisth 1, 900085 25mn/s 16,154: 1 (306251) Exercise 11 page 187 k k k k La) x bse <= ent y 5 . + Radi ba 4a) 36 b) at S. aj lz 6a) 16 b) 410 7 ae ys ws fear wo, rp 52010 nn aft 4 28636 [este « vps a 12. a) 6 (b) 50 13. a) 0.36 be 14, = 100,n=3 15, k= 12.n=2 xfr2 4 4.36 10000 z)to0 1a sas = yfae2 = 16,25m%;200NNim? 17. 348men 18,3) 2days—_) 200days 19,6cm Exercise 12 page 190 Le as 3.3x7" aex7 5.10" 6.243 75! ay 9.10° 10.5 ie ay ne 14 15m Ie wy 18 Ww! vw. 20.3" a1 awe 2a we we Be ae a1 2 20. ao Biz Bin 3h ae 34, oy 35.6" 36.107 57.150! 38 Bo" 39.53 40.47 2.20 43 10Ry? aac 45.20% “1 48,210 49.298 50,26 BEEM Answers Exercise 13 page 191 27 at 32 82 10.3 Pa 15.10 16.8 1.4 a8 22.10 23,1000 27.1 32, 100000, 331 35.01 ants 38.1 40.14 42. 64 43. = 45. a 46.1 47.100 48.6 50.~7 Exercise14. page 192 Z " 1 1.250 2. 499 3, Looe 328 85 a a1 11 360 12.257 1B 16s? 14.27 11.49 1a 19,84" 20. 1003 ay wa sy 25, 1oy! 26, ax" 28..x 29.3y 30.27%7 31. 10xy* 32.3287 sae 35.20 36. ee ara) wr ax ‘38. a) 3° bya a> 29.16 a1 43.164 a2 48.0 aot 30. 51.3 54.2 55.3 56.3 sn 4 1.2 os 63.1 65 a) 3.60 ‘b) 5.44 Exercise 15. page 194 Le a> a> 4 s< &< 7 > o< 10> ine > BS 1s 1, Is rE wT IF 20.F aT 27 aE 28 a5.x513 26. <~ wivetd aa, ro 24 ward aes axed ose axes sheet 3x9 were axed 38.821 3.x<1 40,1924 Answers Exercise 16 page 195 1.235 axs3 aa36 Axed s.x10 19. x<-25, 20,0x<4 2.5559 2.-1 330 +b) $12.15, 49. a) 12y +300 = 700 ‘b) $33.33 50. a) 30d +240 < 470 b) 7 days Exercise 17, page 197 Lres Ry ery a axcTy-Byce BxROyra-austys7 Dy PF OQyextaetys6 wy 1. oy mR By a BEIM Answers 26. 27 Ww Exercise 18 page 200 1a) maximum value= 26 at (6, 5) 2. a) maxinyam value= 25 at (8, 3) bb) minimum value= 12 at (3,3) bb) minimum vakio=9 at (7,2) 3. a) maximum value= 40 at (20, 0) _b) minimum value= 112 at (14,8) 4. G,3)s(4,2)o (4, 3). (4,4), (5 1), G2), (6.0) 5. (0,6) (0,7), (0,8), (1,5), (1,6), 2,4) 6. (3,2), (2,3). (2,4, (2, 5) (1,4) (1,8), (0, 5), (0,6) 7. (2,A)y 2, 5) (2s 6)s (2, 7s (2 8) (2,9) (2 10) (3, 6) (367) 3.8) 8 a) (6,7)s(7,7)s(8, 6): (756) (6.8) _ b) 7 defenders, 6 forwards have lowest wage bill ($190000) 9.a) 18 b) €2.60 AL. a) 10 b) $250, (4.7) 1a) x= 6 y> 6x+y 20, LS + 3y = 45 14. a) (9,7), $44 13. (4, 11), $1360 Revision exercise 5A page 203 ox. 7 La YE 3 2.) (x= 2)(x +2) »— x2 fad 3.a) s=t(r+3) Aa) snes wm ‘5.a) 50 ‘b) 50 7a)i) 3 idé &ay10 w2a4s : K- ta) w Mo) Bat ¥) 009 54a" cz+b 15,4) S22 » (=) sas? a4 18. 6017 20.x=0,y>x-2xtyS7y=0 Examination-style exercise 5B page 204 a5 2 Bev a\e3) ) 5a) 0 b) 02 306 10. a) 14 'b) (7,7), $154000 c) (13,3), $190000 b) (6, 12), $14 ©) (10, 10), $18 b) (15, 5), $45, Sxt23 * Ie +3) 6. a) 16 b) 4 m+ boa i) 0 22 = 12 ‘14.21 ‘ aed omer ed yt 9 Se 1x2) 1. y>2xty

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