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Year 8 Mathematics
Assessment Task 1: Term 1
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Wednesday 25 March 2024

 Time Allowed: 45 minutes + 5 minutes reading time.


 All questions should be attempted and answered in the space provided with all
necessary working shown.
 NESA approved calculators may be used.
 Write in blue or black pen.

Student Name: _________________________

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Student Name: _____________________________

Section Mark Total

Number Operations and Index Laws 25

Algebra 20

Total 45

Total (%) 100

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Section 1- Number Operations and Index Laws- 26 marks
1 Write the following expressions using index notation. 4
a) 3 ×3 ×3 = __________________________

b) a × a ×a × a ×a = ___________________________

c) 6 × 6× 6 ×6 × 5× 5 = ___________________________

d) 7 ×7 × 7 ×7 ×7 ÷ (7 ×7 ×7) = ___________________________

2 Simply the following expressions, write in index form. 2


a) 25 ×24 = _____________________

b) n10 ×n ÷ n3 = ______________________

4 3
3 2
a) Write ( 3 ) in expanded form. _________________________

b) Write (−9 )4 as a basic numeral __________________________

3
c) Explain why 2 x ×3 y does not equal 6 x+ y.

5 Evaluate the following leaving your answer in simplest index form. 5

3 5
a) ( 7 4 ) × ( 7 1) =¿ ____________________________

_____________________________

0
b) ( 57 ) × 5=¿ ____________________________

____________________________

c) 108 ÷ 103=¿ _____________________________

_____________________________

d) c 12 × c 6 ÷ c 7=¿ _____________________________

_____________________________

e) 15 x 8 t 3 ÷ 5 s2 t 2 x 2st 4 = ____________________________

_____________________________

6 Evaluate the following leaving your answer in simplest index form. 8

a) ¿ 24 x 2 y 4 ÷12 x y 3 −xy _______________________

_______________________

2 7 3 2
4 p q ×(3 p q)
b) =¿ ______________________
6 (pq )3 × p5 q 4

c) At 9 am there were 10 bacteria in a Petri dish.

i. If the number of bacteria doubles every minute, find out


4
how many bacteria were in a Petri dish after 2 minutes and

10 minutes.

___________________

ii. Use the trend in part I and derive a rule to make a connection

between the number of bacteria, N and the time, t (in minutes)

after 9 am. _______________________

6 Simplify the following: 2


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a) 3− =¿ _______________________
7

(−15−5)
b) 10 −¿ =¿ _______________________
5

Section 2- Algebra- 21 marks


7 Simplify the following: 2

a) −9 h+3 h = _____________________________

b) −6 a ×−8 b ___________________________

8 If h=5 and k =4 , the value of the expression 3 h2−2 k is: 1

_____________________________

9 Simplify the following: 4

a) 9 s2 +4 s−5 s2 +7 s=¿ __ ____________________________

___________________________

5
b) 3 ab x 5 b x 8 c=¿ ______________________________

_____________________________

2
9x y z
c) = _______________________________
12 zyx

_______________________________

10 Expand 3 k (7−h) = _________________________ 1

11 Expand and simplify: 4

a) 7 ( y−1 )+ 9(2+ y ) = ____________________________________

____________________________________

b) 3 d ( 2−4 d )−2 d (5 d +6) = _________________________________

_________________________________

13 Find the highest common factor of 28bc and 12c. 1

________________________

13 Factorise the following: 4

a) 14−4 b = ______________________

b) 4 g +8 gh−16 = ______________________

c) −25 a3 bc−5 a 2 b 2 d = _____________________

14 a) Write a number sentence for 5 more than the difference 6


between m and 7.

__________________

b) A farmer’s paddock is a rectangle of length (2x-6) m and


width (3x +6) m, where x is the length variable.

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(i) From the given dimensions of the rectangle, write an
equation to calculate the area of the paddock in factorised
form, assuming that the area is A.

_____________

(ii) Refer to the equation in part a, find the smallest possible


value of x and provide a reason.
________________

c) The price of a pair of jeans is $50. During a sale, the price of


the jeans is discounted by $d.

(i) Write an expression to represent the sale price of the jeans.

_________________

(ii) If you buy three pairs of jeans during the sale, write an
expression to represent the total purchase price in
expanded form (without brackets).

__________________

(iii) Write an expression to represent the total change you


would receive from $200 for the three pairs of jeans
purchased during the sale.

_____________________________

End of Assessment

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