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    Higher Check In – 2.

    01 Fractions
    4 8
    1. Work out 2 × 3 .
    7 9

    2 3
    2. Work out − .
    5 4

    1 11
    3. Work out 3 − 2 ÷1 .
    7 14

    2a a 3a
    4. Work out + − .
    3 4 8

    5. Work out possible integer values for a, b and c.


    a2 c2
    = 1
    b2 b2

    a c ad
    6. Explain why ÷ = .
    b d bc

    3 2 n −1
    7. Joel works out the answer to − in his head. His answer of 2 is
    n −1 n +1 n −1
    incorrect. Explain the mistake that Joel has made.

    8. An extract from a science journal states “To work out how much 500 ml of liquid water
    181
    at room temperature increases to after freezing: 500ml × 1 = 545.25 cm3.”
    2000
    Use this information to show that 800 cm3 of ice will melt to produce 733.6 ml of liquid
    water at room temperature.

    9. Complete the magic square so that the fractions in each row, each column and each
    of the two diagonals add up to the same value. Give each fraction in its simplest form.

    1
    5
    3 1
    10 6
    2 1
    15 10

    10. Sandra and Gill share a box of sweets in the ratio 3 : 2. Jonny takes half of Sandra’s
    sweets and a quarter of Gill’s sweets. What fraction of the original box of sweets does
    Jonny have?

    Extension
    1
    Arrange the digits 1 to 9, using each one only once, to form a fraction equivalent to .
    3
    Answers
    1. 10

    7
    2. −
    20

    4
    3. 1
    5

    13a
    4.
    24

    5. Any Pythagorean triple in the correct order e.g. a = 5 , b = 4 and c = 3 .

    c d
    6. Dividing by is the same as multiplying by .
    d c

    3(n + 1) − 2(n − 1) 3n + 3 − 2n + 2 n + 5
    7. = = .
    (n − 1)(n + 1) n2 + n − n − 1 n2 − 1
    The error has been made when multiplying the −2 by (n − 1) to give −2n – 2.

    2181 2000
    8. 800 ÷ =800 × =733.6 ml to 1dp.
    2000 2181

    9.
    1 7 1
    15 30 5
    3 1 1
    10 6 30
    2 1 4
    15 10 15

    2
    10.
    5

    Extension

    5823 1
    =
    17469 3
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    Assessment Assessment
    Qu. Topic R A G Qu. Topic R A G
    Objective Objective

    AO1 1 Multiply mixed numbers AO1 1 Multiply mixed numbers


    AO1 2 Subtract simple fractions AO1 2 Subtract simple fractions
    Calculate with mixed numbers using the correct order of Calculate with mixed numbers using the correct order of
    AO1 3 AO1 3
    operations operations
    Add and subtract fractions in more complex calculations, Add and subtract fractions in more complex calculations,
    AO1 4 AO1 4
    including algebraic fractions including algebraic fractions
    Recognise equivalence between simple fractions and Recognise equivalence between simple fractions and
    AO1 5 AO1 5
    mixed numbers mixed numbers
    AO2 6 Explain the method for dividing fractions correctly AO2 6 Explain the method for dividing fractions correctly
    AO2 7 Subtract algebraic fractions involving quadratic terms AO2 7 Subtract algebraic fractions involving quadratic terms
    Calculate a fraction of a quantity with fractions greater than Calculate a fraction of a quantity with fractions greater than
    AO2 8 AO2 8
    1 1
    AO3 9 Solve a fractional magic square AO3 9 Solve a fractional magic square
    Solve a contextual problem involving a ratio of quantities Solve a contextual problem involving a ratio of quantities
    AO3 10 AO3 10
    and fractions of quantities and fractions of quantities

    Assessment Assessment
    Qu. Topic R A G Qu. Topic R A G
    Objective Objective

    AO1 1 Multiply mixed numbers AO1 1 Multiply mixed numbers


    AO1 2 Subtract simple fractions AO1 2 Subtract simple fractions
    Calculate with mixed numbers using the correct order of Calculate with mixed numbers using the correct order of
    AO1 3 AO1 3
    operations operations
    Add and subtract fractions in more complex calculations, Add and subtract fractions in more complex calculations,
    AO1 4 AO1 4
    including algebraic fractions including algebraic fractions
    Recognise equivalence between simple fractions and Recognise equivalence between simple fractions and
    AO1 5 AO1 5
    mixed numbers mixed numbers
    AO2 6 Explain the method for dividing fractions correctly AO2 6 Explain the method for dividing fractions correctly
    AO2 7 Subtract algebraic fractions involving quadratic terms AO2 7 Subtract algebraic fractions involving quadratic terms
    Calculate a fraction of a quantity with fractions greater than Calculate a fraction of a quantity with fractions greater than
    AO2 8 AO2 8
    1 1
    AO3 9 Solve a fractional magic square AO3 9 Solve a fractional magic square
    Solve a contextual problem involving a ratio of quantities Solve a contextual problem involving a ratio of quantities
    AO3 10 AO3 10
    and fractions of quantities and fractions of quantities

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