Index Laws
Algebraic Fractions
Factorising
Equations
Inequalities & Logs
100

Simplify:

11t-3

11 / t3

100

(4t / 3)  +  (t / 9)

13t / 9

100

Factorise:

36d2+24d

6d(6d+4)

100

Solve:

(2y-1) / 5 = (y+1) / 4

y = 3

100

8 - 5a < 3

a > 1

200

(p3m5)6

p18m30

200
(m+6) / 5    +   (m+2) / 3

4(2m+7) / 15

200

Factorise:

3px + 2qx + 3py + 2qy

(x+y)(3p+2q)

200

Solve:

8(n+1) / 3  + 2 = 4

n = -1/4

200

Evaluate:

log3243

5

300

(3 / x)-3

x3 / 27

300

5p / 4r   x   8r / 15p

4 / 5

300
Factorise:

100 - 49n2

(10-7n)(10+7n)

300

Solve:

x- 3x -10 = 0

x = 5 and x = -2

300

(5+w)/-3 > 2

w < -11

400

10a10b3  x  5a2b6

 50a20b18

400

8y / 5 divided by 32y2 / 3g

3g / 20y

400

Factorise:

c- 10c + 25

(c-5)(c-5)

400

Make y the subject:

(y+3)/5 = 4m/3

y = 20m/3  - 3

400

Write in logarithmic form.

52=25

log525 = 2

500

(4p-3h2)2  /   (-2p6h5)2

4p-18h-6

500

5mn/2d  x  4d/n  x  1/15mn

2 / 3n

500

Factorise:

15u2 - 7u - 4

(5u-4)(3u+1)

500

The average of m and n is A = (m+n)/2. If two numbers have an average of 28 and one of them is 13, find the other number.

The other number is 43.

500

3(3x+4)>6(1-2x)

x > -6/21