2 Sta 10 b 182 a 1 62 az S2a 25s b 26m S3ax=3 bx=6 57a 30 b 40 d Anything comparing these percentages and figures: © 0.7 seconds, 4.3 seconds c 60°, Sx= 100 3 b 2y=72%, 3y= 108° © group A3, group B20 ‘© Group A is more likely t be older students as younger students tend olive closer wo school (within walking distance). (58 132° Chapter 11 Check In laa bo ens a7 2ai5 b 12 © 18 an 3 a 40,45 b 70,80 © 19,22 Exercise 11A 1 3,5,et 2 4,9,c10. 3. all odd numbers 4 3,5,7,8, 15, etc. 5 222,252, ete, 6 Products of 2 primes or cubes of a single prime. 7. 3cm and lengths greater than dem. 8 5,13,e0. Exercise 11B 1 a 23, 28,33 ‘b 17, 23,30 © 32,64, 128 d 375, 18.75, 9.375 € 68, 82, 96 - 71147 gait h 9,105 12 3 . ale i 15,133,123 2a+5 b add 1 more each time (+1, +2, +3....) © x2 az2 e+i4 f -3 273 addi i subtract 3a 48 baz © 512 @ LIT1875 1 teiiexd e 138 fo 8 ai ose e 1 3 bee 8-68 B 162 ae gt th 8 4 a 41,59 cb -2eDate 6 O4e ane name Renee 2,5,8, 11, 14 3,6, 12, 24, 48 3,4,7, 16,43 116, 60, 32, 18, 11 b 110, 100,90, 80,70, a 81,27,9,3, 1 4,22, 112, 5 6 Arithmetic sequences are a, ¢, and d 7 You do not know the first term. 8 a 1,012.3 b 8,9, 10, ne © 7,10, 13, 16,19 4 9,19,29,39. © 2,7, 12,17, 22 f 6,10, 14, He dad b +l 8 e 45 f 44 ‘The number you ad each time isthe number you multiply PY in the position-to-term rule 8 going 10 Add 1 gong horizontally, add 7 going vercaly 48 Boing diagonally right, add 6 going diagonally Te 412-1, 3,7 11, 15; multiply by 4 then subtract 5 Exercise 11C 1a 2n+1,87 ‘b 209 2n, 123 © 3n 44, 133 a 5n—2,213 © 37-3n, 92 f an st173 fg 524-131,-35 hinted 71 i 8.75 1.25n,-45 2 190 410,17, 24,31,38 5 [nth term 5n—6 2nd term is 0 imi term Tn Bhiemis 8 mi term an 8 3th erm i839 rah erm 50 ~ 3 Therm is 9 [ahem Gti term is 37 nih terms n+ 1 Sth iermis 5 6 a,b, and d ae linear 7. His assuming thatthe relationship is just a multiple one and has forgotten about the part you adwsubtract. The nth term is Tn~ 6 s0 the S0th term is 344, 8 9 56,81, 106,131, 156,18 They all have 6 or 1 inthe first decimal plac. © No, because it has 2in the first decimal place. 91 10 Yes. All the numbers will end in 4 or 9 than a multiple of DETER TSH les Wa 38, 48, 58, 68, 78, 88, 98, 108, 118, 128 b 05, 1,2,4,8, 16,32, 64, 128... sob. Ba r,1849 bn? +2 1851 Exercise 11D 1 ai1316 ii and bi 21,26 fi sn+1 2 abBia, ce b 37 d [=7+1 e 50 bai e3n+t dill Sa i EE b 21 © 2nt1 — e 60th 6 a2m+2 b 202 © 40th Ta m+5 b 105 © 30th © 55 dimh —e (n+) Exercise 11 1 a 39,47,55 b 60,49, 38 © 50, 60,70 d 29,35, 41 iS ae 298-1 bi1S-1inc 101 — d 6-1 e 21-4n 3a 16 b 36 © 2nt6 d m=47 e X2 for the red tiles either side of the centre and +6 for the 3 red tiles at each end 4 a 6,10, 14, 18,22 b 72, 62, 52, 42, 32 64, 32, 16, 8,4 d 3,9, 27,81, 243 3, 14, 58, 234, 938 5 aandbare arithmetic 6a ce ‘Summary b 7,8,9,10, 1 d 5,13, 21, 29,37 413) 92,10) 1A, 15, 19, 23,27 Check Out la b © 2a © 437,42 if 27,38,51 7, 18, 29, 40, 51 ~4,2, 8, 14,20 f42 0 fi 241 i7 i 95-1 bis fi 3n+16 Chapter 12 Check In a -mm,cm, m, km Exercise 12A 1 a 310m 700kg i 800g b gkgt © mil d 43km 68! ‘ h 16000 mi g 50cm b 2days f Shours 2 b 1700000m* 3. a 30000cm* d 09m" e 2600000cm* © 6m? Exercise 12B La 3:4 e411 2 9 3:6:7 3 18:27,2:3 22:77, 200:700 34:51, 4:6 95:38, 15:6 2.1:4.2:7, 12:24:40 Right-angled He has not fully simplified. The answer should be 1:2: 15 bT © 10:13:7 b 7s f 2:7:9 b 5:5:6 ome 4 5 6 a id d 70:41 € 3 Tain bi d 24:45:40 € 2 Exercise 12C 1 a Skgbag b no, units are not equal 500g d 1:50 a6 b 6a:15 a 110:57 b 10:1 © 1200:311 f 15:2 a © 3:5:1 ¢ 13:18 d 1:10 h 5:36 d 49:50 e 2:1 Exercise 12D 1 a Ria2,Faith3 bo 2 4 20,Sand35 nuts 20,50 and 30 ml © 40m, 10mand 25m e Resa auese2s #e Se sled @ 0.2m, 1.4m and 0.2m f $16, $10 and $28 hh 585kg, 310kg and 105kg. Ser at ‘b $1.75, $1.75 and $21