Mathematics Form 1

WEEK: June 15 to June 19, 2020

Topic: Order of Operations


Solve the Following:

1.      3 x 9 + 7

2.      12 + 36 ÷ 4

3.      9 ÷ 3 + 4 x 6

4.      2 x 11 – 12 + 2

5.      8 x 18 + 4 + 15

6.      46 + (8 x 4) ÷ 2

7.      6 x 3 + 29

8.      49 + (4 x 4) ÷ 2

9.      72 – (2 x 5)

10.   (3 + 8) x (1 – 4)

11.   (5 + 1) x (4 – 8)

12.   79 + (4 x 4) ÷ 2

Mathematics Form 2

WEEK: June 8 to June 12, 2020

(Ms. Noel)

1. Work out the following:

(a)   5 x 62

(b)   14 x 15

(c)   15 x 54

(d)   25 x 82

(e)   35 x 16

(f)     55 x 42

(g)   88 x 65

(h)   75 x 124

2.  Calculate the following:

1. 23 + 13 -15
2. 40 - 8 + 12
3. 143 + 56 - 78
4. 207 + 84 - 135
5. 215 - 181 + 36
6. 472 - 296 + 14
7. 371 - 37 - 150
8. 519 + 83 - 496
9. 456 + 78 - 197
10. 981 - 459 + 168

3. Use addition or subtraction to do the following:

1. Find the sum of one thousand five hundred and thirty two, three hundred and seven, and eighty six.

2. James picked 84 mangoes, Derek picked 73 and Hugo picked 92. How many mangoes did they pick altogether?

3. In a school of 860 students, 525 are boys, how many are girls?

4. Jennifer’s mother baked 175 french loaves. She sold 157, how many were kept?

Mr. Farmer sold 30 lb of carrots to Simpson’s Super Market, 25 lb to Good Times, and he gave 15 lb to the senior citizens home. He still has 7 lb of carrots. How many carrots did he harvest?

Mathematics Form 1

Mathematics Form 1                                       WEEK: June 1 to June 5, 2020

Topic: Computation

1.     Daniel removes 72 blocks from a jar. There were originally 84 blocks in the jar. How many blocks are left in the jar?

2.     Billy has 95 stickers. He shares 4 with Harry. How many stickers will Billy have?

3.     Jason starts with 49 crayons. Joshua takes 42 away. How many crayons does Jason end with?

4.     Find the missing numbers:

a.      29 + 351 + _________ + 23 = 4202

b.     _____ – 949 = 3,481

5.     Find the product of the following:

a.      2,032 × 93

b.     7,784 × 91

c.      7,514 × 14

6.     Mildred went to the store 39 times last month. She buys 5 crayons each time she goes to the store. How many crayons did Mildred buy last month?

7.     There are 98 pencils in each box. How many pencils are in 3 boxes?

8.     Brenda went to the store 30 times last month. She buys 4 cards each time she goes to the store. How many cards did Brenda buy last month?

9.     Use long division to find the quotient of the following:

a.      6,810 ÷ 5

b.     82,277 ÷ 9

c.      98,469 ÷ 7

10.  There are 2640 candies in Betty’s candy collection. If the candies are organized into 30 groups, how big is each group?

Mathematics Form 2

WEEK: June 1 to June 5

Below there are two documents. Complete the document that pertains to your form.

Mathematics Form 1

Mathematics Form 1 WEEK: May 25 to May 29, 2020

Topic: Number Theory – Place Value

1.     State the place value of 7 in the following numbers:

a.      7,531

b.     5,371

2.     Choose the digit which is in the thousands place in the following numbers:

a.      26,307

b.     58,407

c.      365,219

d.     123,456

3.     Find the sum of the place values of 5 in the following numbers: 3,515   52,125   61,655   525,250

4.     Find the difference between the place value and face value of 7 in the number 234728

5.     Find the difference between the place value of 8 in the following numbers: 8,248   688   88,315

6.     Write the figure for six million, eight thousand, one hundred and one.

7.     Write the following number into words: 710, 009

Mathematics Form 2

Mathematics Form 2                                                    WEEK: May 18 to May 22

Show all working

1.     Write down the value of the 4 in:

a.      24

b.     42

c.      402

d.     645

e.      4132

f.      49 206

g.     14 873

2.     Write each of these sets of numbers in order of size, smallest first.

a.      9, 16, 2, 27, 81

b.     29, 0, 308, 111, 99

c.      401, 268, 41, 1001, 999

d.     4132, 1234, 4321, 2413, 2134

e.      3, 71, 506, 6002, 8109, 610

3.     Write down the number that is

a.      1 more than 2499

b.     10 more than 1090

c.      2 more than 898

d.     20 more than 10 980

e.      1 less than 2500

f.      10 less than 1001

g.     20 less than 2012

h.     2 less than 7101

4.     Add these numbers:

a.      3 + 27 + 4

b.     62 + 39

c.      615 + 4 + 14

d.     1068 + 39 + 7 + 214

e.      295 + 86 + 9

f.      6 + 1009 + 219

5.     Work out the difference of the following pairs of numbers:

a.      75 – 24

b.     69 – 5

c.      63 – 25

d.     52 – 6

e.      127 – 32

f.      101 –  9

g.     253 – 64

h.     504 – 128

i.       1024 – 9

j.       1111 – 222

6.     If the universal set is the set of even numbers less than 30, A = {4,8,12,16,20,24,26} and B = {6,12,18,24,26}. Complete the Venn diagram with this information.

Mathematics Form 5

MATHEMATICS Form 5

WEEK: May 18 – 22

Answer All Questions: Show Your Working Where Appropriate

1.     Which is the smallest number?

2/3, 0.7, 0.623 or 66 %

2.     Given that f:x → 3x – 1, what is the value of x when f(x) = 8?

3.     If 3x + 2 = 11, then what is x equal to?

4.     The mass in kilograms of seven bunches of bananas was 12, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18 and 19. What is the interquartile range of the masses?

5.     What is the smallest whole number solution of 5x + 2 > 17?

6.     The number  √2  is a member of the set of:____________________ (integers, rationals, irrationals or whole numbers)

7.     A tin of milk costs $1.25 and is sold for $1.30. What is the percentage profit?

8.     Calculate the area of the triangle

9.     The relation double and subtract five can be written as what algebraic expression?

10.   How would you write 219.6 to three significant figures?

Submit to

Mr. Mark Email: gssmrmark@gmail.com

Mr. Charles via Google Classroom, Code: bk3khaf

Mathematics Form 3

Mathematics

Form 3

Significant figures

Number	1 significant figure	2 significant figures	3 significant figures
4, 193
23.57
1, 999
0.00005897
62, 530
0.00150097
0.1873
952
19, 356
0.0000007354

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