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This worksheet contains 24 practice questions about triangle proportionality theorem. The students must examine each diagram and use the triangle proportionality theorem to calculate the missing side (marked "x"). The first picture of this product shows the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2 and 3 show a sample question and its an answer. Please download the preview to get a better idea of the worksheet’s layout and structure. This is a no nonsense, straightforward neatly presents works

This worksheet contains 50 practice questions about identifying prime numbers and calculating the prime factors of non - prime numbers. The students must examine each integer and choose whether it is a prime number or not. If the number is not a prime, they must write the prime factorisation of that number. The first picture of this product shows the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2, 3 and 4 show a sample questions and an answered question. Please download or look at the preview to

This worksheet contains 104 practice questions on changing degrees to radians, and radians to degrees. Pictures of this product show the general layout of the worksheet and an answered sample question. Please download or look at the preview to get a better idea of the worksheet’s layout and structure. This is a no nonsense, straightforward neatly presents worksheet that can be used as an in – classroom exercise, practice for a test or even as a test itself. Thanks for looking , and if you have

This worksheet contains 54 proportion practice questions. There are actually 2 versions of this worksheet: one with 54 practice questions and one with 70 questions. I felt that 70 was overkill, so trimmed it down to 54. However, the practice sheet with the 70 questions is also included, in case that there are those who wish to use it. Answer key is also included for both worksheets. Pictures 1 and 2 gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheets and answer key. Pictures 3 and 4 gives

This worksheet contains 40 practice questions on expressing mathematical statements with the following formula: 1. Difference of two squares. 2. The square of the sum of two numbers. 3. The square of the difference of two numbers. The students must examine each statement and determine which formula can be used to otherwise express these statements. The questions become more challenging as the worksheet progresses. Pictures of this product show the general layout of the worksheet and an answered

This worksheet contains 45 practice questions about ratios. The students must examine a number line, with different points labeled, and then determine the ratio of different sets of points. The first picture of this product shows the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2 and 3 show a sample question and its an answer. Please download the preview to get a better idea of the worksheet’s layout and structure. This is a no nonsense, straightforward neatly presents worksheet that can be used as

This worksheet contains 45 practice questions on the sum of squares formula. Students must examine each statement and determine how it can be written as (x + y)^2 . Answers are also included on a separate document (written in red). Please examine the screenshots of the worksheet to get an idea of the layout of the sheet, and also an up close view of a sample question and answer, as it would appear on the sheets. I hope this worksheet makes cuts your already heavy workload down a little. If you h

This worksheet contains 36 practice questions about identifying the remainder of a polynomial when it is divided by another (shorter) polynomial. The students must examine each polynomial,f(x) and g(x), and determine what the remainder would be if f(x) was divided by g(x). The first picture of this product shows the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2, 3 and 4 show a sample question and an answered question. Please download or look at the preview to get a better idea of the worksheet’s