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Maths (sequences, negative numbers, area and decimals). Flashcards

Learn about how numbers can influence so many things in our everyday lives.

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-3 x -3 =

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9

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-4 x 2 =

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-8

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What is the term to term rule for this sequence: 7,9,11,13,15

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Add 2

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What is the nth term in this sequence: 8,14,20,26,32

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6n + 2

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What is the nth term for this sequence: 14, 11,8,5,2

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-3n + 17

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Fill in this sentence: The Fi___a__i sequence often appears in n_t__e

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The Fibonacci sequences often appears in nature.

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Finish this sentence: Pas___s tr______e is a se___nc_ that is commonly used.

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Pascal’s triangle is a sequence that is commonly used.

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Is 15 a triangular number?

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Yes.

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How do you square a number?

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Multiply it by itself. Eg. 4 squared (shown as a small two above a number) is 16 because 4x4=16

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Is 64 a square number?

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Yes because 8x8=64.

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What are the four triangular numbers below 10?

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0,1,3 and 6.

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What is the third square number?

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9 because 3x3=9.

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What’s the tenth square number?

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100 because 10x10=100.

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What is the second triangular number?

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Three.

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What is area?

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The space inside of a 2D shape.

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What is volume?

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The inside space of a 3D shape.

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17
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What is the area of a square if one side is 10cm?

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100cm2

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What is perimeter?

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The outside of a 2D shape- a bit like a fence.

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What is surface area?

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Don’t be tricked- it isn’t the area of a 3D shape, it’s sort of like the perimeter. It’s measuring the parts you can touch (3D shapes only).

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Why does the formula lw solve for?

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The area of a rectangle and parallelogram.

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How do you find the area of a rectangle?

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Lw

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What does lw mean?

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It is algebra for length x width.

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23
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How do you solve the area of a triangle?

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1/2 x h x b

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What does 1/2 x h x b solve?

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The area of a triangle.

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25
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What do you ABSOLUTELY HAVE to remember when finding the area of something?

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It’s not just the height. It HAS to be perpendicular to the base

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What does 1/2 x h x b mean?

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The perpendicular height x base halved.

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How do you calculate the area of a parallelogram?

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It’s the same as a rectangle, lw or in other words, bh ( base x height ).

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How do you calculate the area of a trapezium?

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(a+b) x h x 1/2

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Why do you use that particular formula to work out the area of a trapezium?

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Because when you do a+b, you are essentially doubling the trapezium to make a parallelogram. Because you only need to do b x h for parallelogram, you’ve already got your base (a+b) x the height (whatever it says it is). Then because you doubled it before, half it.

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What can you use (a+b) x h x 1/2 to calculate the area of?

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A trapezium.

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How do you find the area of a compound shape?

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Break it down into smaller shapes you can find the area of, and then add them back together.

32
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If a rectangle’s length was 4cm and its width was 8cm, what would the area be?

A

32cm squared.

33
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What is an equilateral triangle?

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A triangle with the same length edges and the same angles.

34
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What is ALWAYS the inside angle of an equilateral triangle?

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60 degrees. ALWAYS

35
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How do you find the volume of a cube?

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Do the length x width x depth

36
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What is depth when you talk about volume in a 3D shape?

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How far back it goes.

37
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What is width?

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The vertical line sort of on a 2D shape (sometimes 3D but it depends on what shape).

38
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What is length?

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The horizontal line sort of on a 2D shape (sometimes 3D but it depends on what shape).

39
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How do you find the volume of a cuboid?

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Length x width x depth.

40
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How do you find the surface area of a shape?

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Add up the areas of the different sides. For example, in a cube which’s length was 1, width was 1 and depth was 1, then I would do each of the sides. Bottom= 1x1=1 Top=1x1=1 Left=1x1=1 Right=1x1=1 Front=1x1=1 Back=1x1=1
Add those together… 1+1+1+1+1+1 (it doesn’t matter in which order) = 6

41
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When do you add up the area of each side?

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When you want to find the surface area of a shape.

42
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How do you do a decimal number divided by a single digit whole number? Eg. 3.784 divided by 2?

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Use bus stop method.

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What is 2.5 x 3?

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7.5

44
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What does s.f. mean?

A

Significant figures.

45
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What is a significant figure?

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A digit that isn’t 0 basically.

46
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Round 4.856 to 1 d.p.

A

4.9

47
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What does d.p. mean?

A

Decimal place

48
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Round 73.510 to 3 s.f.

A

73.5

49
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What is 8.9 x 4?

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35.6

50
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How do you do 6.3 x 9?

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Use column method BUT ONLY IF THE NUMBER YOUR MULTIPLYING BY IS 1 DIGIT

51
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What is 6.3 x 9?

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56.7

52
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Round 3.14159 to three s.f.

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3.14

53
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What is 3.89 x 6.2?

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24.118

54
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How do you do a calculation with two decimal numbers? For E.g.
4.73 x 17.592

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Multiply the decimals until they are whole numbers then multiply the whole numbers together using long multiplication. Finally, divide that by however much you multiplied it by at the beginning.

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What is 4.37 x 18.592?

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81.24704

56
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5.36 + 8.73

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14.09

57
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Multiply the following numbers by 10:

A) 2.1
B) 24
C) 87.65
D) 303
E) 0.395

A

A) 21
B) 240
C) 876.5
D) 3030
E) 3.95

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What is 0.9 x 7

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6.3

59
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Write these numbers in decimal form and then put them in descending order.

Zero point three five
Fifty hundredths
One tenth
Seventy-two hundredths
Nought point nought seven
Nought point nought three
Two hundredths

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1) Zero point three five 0.35
2) Fifty hundredths 0.5/0.50
3) One tenth 0.1
4) Seventy-two hundredths 0.72
5) Nought point nought seven 0.07
6) Nought point nought three 0.03
7) Two hundredths 0.02

4, 2, 1, 3, 5, 6, 7.

60
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Write the value of the 4 in each of these numbers:

34,601
3.46
43.6
3.64
14.63

A

4,000
0.4
40
0.04
4

61
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Write these numbers into digits:

Seven thousands
Seventeen thousands
Seventy thousands
Seven hundred thousands

A

7,000
17,000
70,000
700,000

62
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Mark the approximate positions of 7.45, 7.48 and 7.452 on this number line:

7.4-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-7.5

A

7.4-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-7.5
b a c

A= 7.45
B= 7.425
C= 7.48

63
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Put these decimals in ascending order:

60.8
62.95
6.37
0.689
6.4
60.02
6.13

A

0.689
6.13
6.37
6.4
60.02
60.8
62.95

64
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12.3 x 4.865

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59.8395

65
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5.81/3

A

1.93666667

66
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…x0.2=9.8

A

49

67
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7.28 x 2=

A

14.56

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1.9 x 3=

A

5.7

69
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8.47 x 5

A

42.35

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1.6 / 2

A

0.8

71
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0.9 / 3

A

0.3

72
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A piece of string is 4.8m long. The string is cut into 8 equal pieces. Work out how long each piece is.

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0.6m or 60cm.

73
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Circle the answer to 40 x 0.3

1200 120 12 1.2

A

12

74
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9.35 / 5

A

1.87

75
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Test yourself- https://corbettmaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Decimals-Multiplying-Dividing.pdf

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Hope they help- you can do practice tests.

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