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Expand & Factor

1. The document provides examples of algebraic expressions to rewrite, simplify, expand, and factorize. It includes expressions involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, grouping symbols, variables, coefficients, and constants. 2. Students are asked to complete algebraic pyramids, solve equations for unknown variables, expand expressions using the distributive property, and factorize expressions by grouping common factors. 3. The problems progress from rewriting simple expressions to expanding and factorizing more complex expressions involving multiple terms and variables.

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Expand & Factor

1. The document provides examples of algebraic expressions to rewrite, simplify, expand, and factorize. It includes expressions involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, grouping symbols, variables, coefficients, and constants. 2. Students are asked to complete algebraic pyramids, solve equations for unknown variables, expand expressions using the distributive property, and factorize expressions by grouping common factors. 3. The problems progress from rewriting simple expressions to expanding and factorizing more complex expressions involving multiple terms and variables.

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1. Use the guidelines at the start of this unit to rewrite these expressions.

a. 6 × p b. 7 + n c. cb9

d. −6u + 1 e. 9 + 5 × x f. b × 3 + a6

2. Simplify these expressions.


a. 3a + 7b + 5a − 2b b. 8 + 6v − 2v − 12 c. 3x2 + 7y + 9 − x2 + 5y

3. In an algebraic pyramid the expression in each block is found by adding the


expressions in the two blocks below it. Copy and complete this pyramid.

4. Expand these expressions.


a. 3(x + 4) b. 8(y − 1) c. 4(3a + 2)

d. 5(4 − 7b) e. 3(2c + 6d) f. 8(4xy − 3z)

g. x(2y + 1) h. n(4n + 6) i. e(8 − d)

j. k(2h + 8k) k. 2y(3y + 9) l. 3m(2m + n − 5)


5. Expand and simplify each expression.
a. 3(x + 4) + 5(x + 6) b. 6(3w + 1) − 4(w + 5) c. 2(4a + 7b) − 3(2a − 3b)

d. x(x + 8) + x(x + 4) e. u(3u + 4) − u(u + 2) f. w(10w + 4x) − 3w(3w − 4x)

6. Work out the value of x and y in each of these diagrams. All measurements
are in centimetres.
a.

b.

c.
7. Work out the value of x in each of these shapes. All measurements are in
centimetres.
a.

b.

c.

8. For each part of this question:


i. write down an equation to represent the problem
ii. solve the equation.
a. Razi thinks of a number. He multiplies it by 5 then adds 9. #e answer
is 44. What number did Razi think of?

b. Dakarai thinks of a number. He divides it by 3 then subtracts 7. #e


answer is 4. What number did Dakarai think of?

c. Mia thinks of a number. She multiplies it by 5 then subtracts 10. #e


answer is the same as 2 times the number plus 11. What number did
Mia think of?
d. Tanesha thinks of a number. She adds 2 then multiplies the result by
3. #e answer is the same as adding 5 to the number then multiplying
by 2. What number did Tanesha think of?
Factorising
1. complete these factorisations.
a. 3x + 6 = 3(x + ) b 10y − 15 = 5(2y − ) c 6xy + 12y = 6y(x + )
. .
d. 4x 2 + x = x(4x + ) e 9 − 12y = 3( − ) f 2y 2 − 7y = y( − )
. .
2. Factorise each of these expressions.
a. 2x + 4 b. 3y − 18 c. 10z + 5

d. 8a − 4 e. 8a − 4 f. 16n – 20

g. 10 − 5x h. 14 + 21x i. 8 − 10y

j. 18 + 24z k. 9 + 15m l. 30 − 20k

3. Factorise each of these expressions


a. 3x2 + x b. 6y2 − 12y c. z2 + 4z

d. 4a − 2a2 e. 3b + 9b2 f. 12n − 15n2

g. 18y − 9x h. 12y + 9x i. 8xy − 4y

j. 8xy − 4y k. 14m + 6mn l. 26k − 13k


4. complete these factorisations.
a. 2x + 6y + 8 = 2(x + 3y + ) b. 4y − 8 + 4x = 4(y −  + x)

c. 9xy + 12y − 15 = 3(3xy +  − 5) d. 5x 2 + 2x + xy = x(5x +  + )

e. 9y − y 2 − xy = y( −  − ) f. 3y 2 − 9y + 6xy = 3y( −  + )

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