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North Western Province Grade 10 Maths Term 2 Test 2023

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Paper I Part A Q1 · 2 marks

Percentages

Quarterly rates from an annual assessed value and a percentage

Paper I Part A Q1: Quarterly rates from an annual assessed value and a percentage

Answer: Rs 1,125

💡 What it's asking: Rates are a yearly percentage of the assessed value. Find the year's rates, then split it into four quarters.

  1. 1Annual rates = 15% of Rs 30 000 = 15/100 × 30 000 = Rs 4500.
  2. 2A year has 4 quarters.
  3. 3One quarter = 4500 ÷ 4 = Rs 1125.

✅ 4 × 1125 = 4500, and 4500 is 15% of 30 000.

සිංහලෙන් විසඳුම

වරිපනම් යනු තක්සේරු වටිනාකමෙන් වාර්ෂික ප්‍රතිශතයකි. වසරේ වරිපනම සොයා, එය කාර්තු හතරකට බෙදන්න.

  1. වාර්ෂික වරිපනම = රු. 30 000 න් 15% = 15/100 × 30 000 = රු. 4500.
  2. වසරකට කාර්තු 4 ක් ඇත.
  3. එක් කාර්තුවක් = 4500 ÷ 4 = රු. 1125.

Paper I Part A Q2 · 2 marks

Factors of Algebraic Expressions

Factorise a difference of two squares

Paper I Part A Q2: Factorise a difference of two squares

Answer: (x - 8)(x + 8)

💡 What it's asking: 64 is a perfect square (8²), so x² − 64 is a difference of two squares. Use a² − b² = (a − b)(a + b).

  1. 1Write 64 as 8²: x² − 8².
  2. 2Use a² − b² = (a − b)(a + b) with a = x, b = 8.
  3. 3Answer: (x − 8)(x + 8).

✅ Expand: (x − 8)(x + 8) = x² + 8x − 8x − 64 = x² − 64.

සිංහලෙන් විසඳුම

64 පූර්ණ වර්ගයකි (8²); එබැවින් x² − 64 වර්ග දෙකක අන්තරයකි. a² − b² = (a − b)(a + b) යොදන්න.

  1. 64, 8² ලෙස ලියන්න: x² − 8².
  2. a = x, b = 8 ලෙස a² − b² = (a − b)(a + b) යොදන්න.
  3. පිළිතුර: (x − 8)(x + 8).

Paper II Part A Q3(b) · 3 marks

Algebraic Fractions · Least Common Multiple of Algebraic Expressions · Factors of Algebraic Expressions

Subtract algebraic fractions with a difference-of-squares denominator

Paper II Part A Q3(b): Subtract algebraic fractions with a difference-of-squares denominator🔒 Answer & steps: try it free in Gedara Sir→

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