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Substitution Worksheet

1) The document provides instructions for substituting positive and negative integers into algebraic expressions and formulas for different grade levels. 2) For a grade E, expressions can include positive and negative integers. For grade D, expressions can also include squares and cubes of positive integers. 3) For the highest grade level (gold), expressions can include positive and negative integers and squares and cubes, with examples provided for substituting -2 and -4.

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Substitution Worksheet

1) The document provides instructions for substituting positive and negative integers into algebraic expressions and formulas for different grade levels. 2) For a grade E, expressions can include positive and negative integers. For grade D, expressions can also include squares and cubes of positive integers. 3) For the highest grade level (gold), expressions can include positive and negative integers and squares and cubes, with examples provided for substituting -2 and -4.

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Substitution

Bronze: I can substitute positive and negative integers into simple algebraic expressions and formulae (Grade E)

For Qs 1-8, x = 4: For Qs 9 – 20, x = -3: Remember:


1) 3x + 6 9) 3x + 3 17) -3 - 3x
2) 2x – 2 10) 2x + 1 18) 45 + x +x+=+
3) 4x + 9 11) 2x – 2 19) 16 – 7x
4) 8x – 3 12) 9x + 30 20) 4x + 12 +x - = -
5) 2 + 7x 13) 4x + 15
6) 5 – 2x 14) 3 - x
7) 3x – 15 15) -9 – 2x -x+= -
8) 19 – 5x 16) 7 + x
-x- = +

Silver: I can substitute positive integers into algebraic expressions and formulae that include squares and cubes
(Grade D)

For Qs 1 – 8, x = 2 For Qs 9 – 16, x = 5 Remember:


1) x2 + 5 9) x2 + 3
2) x2 – 3 10) x2 - 30 x2 means ‘x’ multiplied by
3) 2x2 + 3 11) 4x2 + 4 itself
4) 6x2 -7 12) 3x2 - 80
5) x3 + 1 13) x3 + 3
6) x3 – 7 14) 2x3 + 1
x3 means ‘x’ multiplied by
7) 2x3 + 9 15) x3 - 200 itself, then multiplied by
8) 6x3 – 20 16) 3x3 - 100 itself again
9)

Gold: I can substitute positive and negative integers into algebraic expressions and formulae that include squares
and cubes (Grade D)

For Qs 1 – 8, x = -2 For Qs 9 – 16, x = -4

1) x2 + 4 9) x2 + 7
2) x2 – 7 10) x2 - 20
3) 2x2 + 5 11) 4x2 + 4
4) 6x2 - 2 12) 3x2 - 12
5) x3 + 5 13) x3 + 1
6) x3 – 9 14) 2x3 -1
7) 2x3 + 6 15) x3 + 70
8) 6x3 – 10 16) 3x3 - 20

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