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WorksheetsToby's Year 9 EOY Revision
Total questions: 222
Worksheet time: 7hrs 24mins
For every $5 Carl spends on movies, he spends $15 on video games. Last month, she spent $60 on video games. How much did he spend on movies?
$50
$30
$20
$25
What is the ratio of red to white tiles?
13 : 12
12 : 13
12 : 25
13 : 25
A class has boys and girls in the following ratio, 6:15. What fraction of the class are girls?
6/15
6/21
15/6
15/21
32 x 25 x 36 x 28
32 x 25 x 36 x 28
3s4 x 2t2 x s3
Simplify,
(z3yx) × (x2yz)
z4 y2 x3
6 zyx
3z 2y 3x
z2 ÷ x
Simplify:
25 x 6
5 x 3
20x3
5x9
5x3
(6a8b)(10a3b4)
60a5b−3
60a24b4
16a11b5
60a11b5
Evaluate
3
18
9
6
Evaluate
-1/729
-729
1/729
729
Evaluate the following...
(fully simplify your answer)
25
52
252
(∛125)2
Evaluate the following...
(fully simplify your answer)
√(25/121)
25/121
5/11
5/121
Evaluate the following...
(fully simplify your answer)
3/2
27/8
2/3
∛(8/27)
Find x.
54.9
35.1
50.7
39.3
Find x.
8.5
31.9
8.8
34.2
Given h(x)=x2−4 what is h(6)?
32
0
-4
77
Evaluate the function for f(−9) if f(x)=53x+8
567
−513
−567
513
Given f(x)=31(x+6) what is f(−6)?
32
−8
−6
0
g(x) = x2+3 , find f(g(x)).
36
72
27
54
-16
16
8
-8
f(x) = 3x − 5
f(x)=58x−3
Find f−1(x)
5(8x+3)
85x+3
85(x+3)
85x+3
6/5x
6/5
(x+3)/(x+2)
(x+3)/(x-4)
2x2−86−3x÷6x+1212x−48
x−43
4(x−4)3
4(x−4)−3
none of the above
Multiply the two rational expressions and simplify the result:
x2−9x2−4⋅x+2x−3x+3x−2
x−3x+2
−32
x−3x−2
Multiply the two rational expressions and simplify the result:
x2−5xx2−4x+4⋅x2−2xxx−5xx−2
x2−5xx−2
x−5x−2
x2−5xx−4
Combine over a common denominator:
25x
2x+5
4x+5
Combine over a common denominator:
125x
7x
12x
1211x
For
3n+72n=21 ,
What is in the numerator?
n+2n
7n+6n
7n+2n
7n+3n
Simplify the expression
Find x.
x = 118
x = 5
x = 1415
x = 35
Solve for w:
w+26=4
1
−21
−27
21
Solve for x:
x+12=x+1x+1
21
1
31
−1
Solve:
4
5
8
2
Calculate the sum of the angle measures in a polygon with 25 sides.
360 degrees
4500 degrees
335 degrees
4140 degrees
What is the SUM of the angle measures in a nonagon (9 sides)?
1620°
900°
1080°
1260°
Find the measure of ONE interior angle on a regular polygon with 15 sides...
45°
156°
225°
2340°
What is the measure of ONE interior angle of a regular 20-gon?
90
146
162
122
What is the measure of ONE interior angle in a regular pentagon (5-sides)?
540°
108°
120°
180°
Does the following equation represent a vertical line, a horizontal line, or neither?
x = 4
vertical
horizontal
neither
Does the following equation represent a vertical line, a horizontal line, or neither?
y = −3
vertical
horizontal
neither
Does the following equation represent a vertical line, a horizontal line, or neither?
y = 2x + 3
vertical
horizontal
neither
What is the equation of the line in the graph?
x = −1
y = −1
y = −1x
y = x − 1
What is the equation of the graphed line?
y = 3
y = 3x
x = 3
x = 3y
Which line has the equation
y = 2x + 1
Which line has the equation
y = x + 2
Match the equation to the graph.
y=51x+4
Match the equation to the graph:
y = −31x + 3
331 students went on a field trip. Six buses were filled and seven students were transported by car. Create an equation to calculate the number of students on each bus.
7x+6=331
6x+7x=331
6x+7=331
7x−6=331
Ahmed collected boxes to use when relocating. He bought seven boxes more to add to his collection. A week later half of all the boxes were destroyed in a fire. There are now only 22 boxes left. Create an equation to calculate the number of boxes he originally had.
7−x+21(7−x)=22
x+7−21(x+7)=22
x+7−21x=22
7−x+21x=22
Jill sold a quarter of her comic books and then bought sixteen more. She now has 28. Create an equation to calculate the number of books she originally had.
43x+16=28
41x+16=28
(x−41)+16=28
(x−43)+16=28
Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number, multiply it by 3 then add 7, the answer is 19.
(a)
Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Three more than double a number is 15
(a)
The local service center advertises that it charges a flat fee of $50 plus $8 per mile to tow a vehicle. Write an equation that represents the total cost (C) of a service for m miles of towing.
y = 8x + 50
C = 50m +8
y = 50x + 8
C = 8m + 50
Derrick started up a charity for the local animal shelters. He started selling handmade dog leashes for $5. It cost him $120 to get the supplies to make the leashes. Write an equation for the amount of money he raises, A, if he sells x amount of leashes.
A = 120 + 5x
A = 120x + 5
A = -120 + 5x
A = 120 - 5x
the weight of a potatoes is 25 kg correct to the nearest kG /write down the smallest possible weight of the of bag /and also in largest
smallest24.5/largest25.5
smallest23.6/largest29.5
smallest24.5/largest25.5kg
What is the upper bound and lower bound of 390 grams, measured to the nearest 10 grams?
395 and 385
390.5 and 389.5
400 and 300
400 and 350
A bag of flour has a mass of 1500 g (to the nearest 10 g). Find the maximum mass of 10 bags of flour.
15050 g
15000.5 g
15000 g
15050 kg
A piece of A4 paper is 21.1 cm by 29.7 cm measured to the nearest 0.1cm. What are the lower and upper bounds of its area, in square centimetres, correct to 1 dp?
624.1325 and 629.2125
624.1 and 629.2
624.13 and 629.21
624 and 629
Work out the upper bound and lower bound for 32 cm, measured to the nearest cm
32.5 and 31.5
31.5 and 32.5
35 and 30
33 and 31
The number 79 has been rounded to the nearest unit. Find its lower and upper bounds
78.5 ≤ x <79.5
78 ≤ x <80
78.4 ≤ x<79.4
The number 9000 has been rounded to the nearest 1000. Find its lower and upper bounds.
8500 ≤ x < 9500
8500 ≤ x < 9500
8500.5 ≤ x < 9500.5
The following number has been rounded to 1 significant figure.
800
Find the upper bound...
850
750
849
749
The following number has been rounded to the nearest 5 metres.
125m
Find the upper bound...
125.5m
127.5m
122.5m
125.05m
A rectangular field has a length of 9 m and a width of 11 m.
Lengths are measured to the nearest metre.
What is the greatest possible area of the field? Include all place value and DO NOT INCLUDE UNITS
(a)
A cuboid measures 5 x 4 x 19 m measured to the nearest metre.
What is the least possible volume of the cuboid? Include all place value and DO NOT INCLUDE UNITS
(a)
Given that each length is correct to the nearest centimeter, find the max error in the measure for the volume to 3 d.p. DO NOT INCLUDE UNITS
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
x+3y=11
x-3y=-1
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
x+2y=7
2x-y=4
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
x+y=4
y=x+8
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
6x-2y=7
2x+y=4
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
x=7-y
4x+y=4
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
9x+2y=-1
x-y=-16
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
y=21x+4
2x+y=14
(a)
Solve, entering your answers as a coordinate in the form (x,y) [no spaces]
3x-2y=9
5x+3y=-4
(a)
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
x≤3
x<3
y≤3
y<3
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
x>−1
x≥−1
y>−1
y≥−1
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
x≥−2
x>−2
y≥−2
y>−2
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
2≤y≤6
2≤x≤6
2<y<6
2<x<6
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
−4≤y≤0
−4<y≤0
−4≤y<0
−4<y<0
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
y<x
y>x
y≤x
y≥x
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
y<31x−1
y>31x−1
y<3x−1
y>3x−1
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
y<−25x+2
y<−25x−2
y<−52x+2
y<−52x−2
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
y≥32x−4
y≥23x−4
y>32x−4
y≥23x−4
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
x−3y≥0
x+3y≥0
x+3y<0
x+3y>0
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region
2x−7y+7>0
2x−7y−7>0
2x+7y−7>0
2x+7y+7>0
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region. SELECT ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
5x−4y>−4
5x−4y≥−4
5x−4y−4>0
5x−4y+4>0
4x−5y>−4
State the inequality shown by the following shaded region. SELECT ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
y>32x−4
2x−3y<12
2x−3y−12<0
3x−2y<12
3x−2y−12<0
Select all relevant inequalities which define the following region
x>2
y<1
x<2
y>1
x≥−2
Select all relevant inequalities which define the following region
y<−x
y<x
y>−x
y>2
y≥−2
Select all relevant inequalities which define the following region
x≥−4
x≤−4
y≤3
y≥3
y≥21x+1
Select all relevant inequalities which define the following region
−4≤x<5
−4<x≤5
−5≤x<−1
−5≤y<−1
−5<y≤−1
-4a < 2(a + 12).
What type of transformation is this?
Rotation
Reflection
Translation
Enlargement
What type of transformation is this?
Rotation
Reflection
Translation
Enlargement
Describe the transformation from the yellow shape to the blue shape...
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (-1,-1)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (-1,-1)
Describe the transformation from the blue shape to the yellow shape...
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (-1,-1)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (-1,-1)
Describe the transformation from the blue shape to the yellow shape...
Rotation
180o
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (0,-1)
Rotation
180o
Centre (0,1)
Describe the transformation from the blue shape to the yellow shape...
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (0,1)
Rotation
180o anti-clockwise
Centre (0,1)
Describe the transformation from the pink shape to the blue shape...
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (0,0)
Rotation
90o clockwise
Centre (1,0)
Rotation
90o anti-clockwise
Centre (1,0)
Describe the transformation...
Reflection in the line x = 3
Reflection in the line x = -3
Reflection in the line y = -3
Reflection in the line y = 3
Describe the transformation...
Reflection in the line x = 0
Reflection in the line y = 0
Reflection in the line y = x
Reflection in the line y = -x
Describe the transformation...
Reflection in the line x = 0
Reflection in the line y = 0
Reflection in the line y = x
Reflection in the line y = -x
Describe the transformation...
Reflection in the line x = 2
Reflection in the line x = -2
Reflection in the line y = -2
Reflection in the line y = 2
Describe the transformation...
Reflection in the line x = 0
Reflection in the line y = 0
Reflection in the line y = x
Reflection in the line y = -x
Describe the transformation...
Reflection in the line x = 0
Reflection in the line y = 0
Reflection in the line y = x
Reflection in the line y = -x
Describe the transformation that takes the blue shape to the yellow shape...
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 3
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 1/3
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: -3
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 1/3
Centre: (3,0)
Describe the transformation that takes the yellow shape to the blue shape...
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 3
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 1/3
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: -3
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 1/3
Centre: (3,0)
Describe the transformation that takes the pink shape to the blue shape...
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 2
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 1/2
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: -2
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: -1/2
Centre: (2,0)
Describe the transformation that takes the yellow shape to the blue shape...
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 4
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: 1/4
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: -4
Centre: (0,0)
Enlargement
Scale Factor: -4
Centre: (2,2)
Which vector translates the blue shape to the pink shape...?
Which vector translates the blue shape to the green shape...?
Which vector translates the blue shape to the green shape...?
Which vector translates the blue shape to the green shape...?
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
Closer to the line L than the point P
Within 4m of the line L and at least 5m from the point P
Within 5m of the point P and at least 4m from the line L
Within 4m of the line L and within 5m from the point P
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
Within 6cm from B but closer to A than B
Within 6cm from B but closer to B than A
Within 6cm from A but closer to A than B
Within 6cm from A but closer to B than A
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
Closer to BC than AD and within 6m from D
Closer to AD than BC and within 6m from D
Closer to BC than AD and within 6m from A
Closer to AD than BC and within 6m from A
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
At least 10m from A and closer to BC than AD
At least 10m from A and closer to AD than BC
Within 10m from A and closer to BC than AD
Within 10m from A and closer to AD than BC
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
Closer to A than B and within 4m from A
Closer to B than A and within 4m from A
Closer to A than B and at least 4m from A
Closer to B than A and at least 4m from A
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
Closer to A than C and within 12m from D
Closer to A than C and at least 12m from D
Closer to AD than BC and within 12m from D
Closer to AD than BC and at least 12m from D
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
Within 5m from the point P and within 4m from the line L
At least 5m from the point P and within 4m from the line L
Within 5m from the point P and at least 4m from the line L
At least 5m from the point P and at least 4m from the line L
Identify the correct description from the loci diagram...
Within 8m from A and closer to AD than DC
Within 8m from A and closer to DC than AD
At least 8m from A and closer to AD than DC
At least 8m from A and closer to DC than AD
The locus of a point P about another point O such that its distance from O is constant is ________
a line passing through O
a circle with centre O
two parallel line equidistance from O
a curve with O in it
The figure shows an equilateral triangle ABC. Which of the following lines may represent the locus of a point P such that AP = PB?
None of the above
What is the definition of a locus of points?
The sum of two numbers
The product of two numbers
A set of points that satisfy a certain condition or property
The square root of a number
Curtis jogs through a park that is bounded on two sides by straight intersecting streets. He starts at the intersection and jogs so that he is always the same distance from each street. Describe Curtis' path.
the perpendicular bisector of the line formed by the streets
a circle surrounding the point of intersection of the streets
a line parallel to one of the intersecting streets
the angle bisector of the angle formed by the streets
There are two barrels in a field. Seely rides his dirt bike so that he is always equidistant from the two barrels. Describe his path.
a line parallel to the segment connecting the barrels
a circle surrounding the two barrels
the perpendicular bisector of the segment connecting the barrels
a circle surrounding the first barrel
Which construction is shown here?
Perpendicular bisector
Angle bisector
ASA triangle
SAS triangle
Which construction is shown here?
Perpendicular bisector
Angle bisector
Line bisector
Perpendicular
