Simplify
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
43 questions · 210 marks · ≈ 4 hours
Simplify
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(i) Factorise
(ii) Hence simplify
Simplify fully
Simplify fully
(i) Fully factorise
(ii) Hence simplify
The function is given by .
Show that .
Hence, or otherwise, write down the real solutions to the equation
The function is given by
Work out and hence write down a factor of .
Work out .
Write in the form where are integers to be found.
Which one of the following algebraic fractions is improper? Explain your answer.
Find the remainder when is divided by .
Given that
where are integer constants.
In terms of and/or as appropriate
(i) Write down the divisor.
(ii) Write down the quotient.
(iii) Write down the remainder.
Find the values of .
The function is given by
where are integer constants.
It is also given that .
Find the values of .
Simplify
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Simplify fully
Simplify fully
Simplify fully
The function is given by
Show that .
Hence write down a factor of .
Fully factorise .
Write down the solutions to the equation .
Show that is a factor of .
Fully factorise .
Find all the real solutions to .
Given that is a factor of find the value of .
Work out .
Work out .
Given
(i) Write down the divisor.
(ii) Write down the quotient.
(iii) Write down the remainder.
(i) Write down the degree of .
(ii) Write down the degree of .
(iii) Explain why you would expect the quotient to be of degree 1 in this case.
One of the three algebraic fractions below is improper (‘top-heavy’).
Identify which fraction is improper and write it in the form , where and are integers to be found.
Simplify fully
Hence solve the equation .
It is given that
Find .
The result of dividing by is .
Find the values of and .
Simplify fully
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Simplify fully
Simplify fully
Simplify fully
The function is given by
Show that is a factor of .
Hence, or otherwise, fully factorise .
Write down the roots of .
Show that is a factor of .
Hence find all the real solutions to the equation .
Given that is a factor of find the value of .
Hence, or otherwise, fully factorise .
Work out .
Work out .
(i) Find the remainder when is divided by .
(ii) Find the value of when .
(iii) Comment on your answers to parts (i) and (ii).
One of the three algebraic fractions below is improper (‘top-heavy’):
Identify which fraction is improper and write it in the form , where and are integers to be found.
Simplify
Hence solve .
It is given that
Why would assuming that be a logical first step in attempting to determine the precise forms of and ?
By first making the assumption from part (a), find .
Explain, with an example, why the forms of and determined in parts (a) and (b) are not the only possible forms for those functions.
When is divided by the quotient is and the remainder is .
Find the values of and .
Simplify fully
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Simplify fully
Simplify fully
Simplify fully
Given that is a factor of the function
find the value of and fully factorise .
Show that is a factor of and hence find all the real solutions to the equation .
Show that is a factor of .
Given that is a root of , find the value of .
Work out .
Work out
For a polynomial , the Remainder Theorem states that
When is divided by the remainder is .
Use the Remainder Theorem to find the remainder when is divided by .
Work out the remainder when is divided by .
One of the three algebraic fractions below is improper (‘top-heavy’):
Identify which fraction is improper and rewrite it as a quotient and a remainder term.
Solve
It is given that
where and are integers.
Find the values of .
When is divided by the quotient is and the remainder is .
Find the values of and .