Geometry, NAP-E4-NC30 SA
Igor was designing a shield using 10 identical isosceles triangles, as shown in the diagram below.
How many degrees in the angle marked `x`?
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Measurement, NAP-E4-NC29 SA
Number, NAP-E4-NC28 SA
Write the answer to this division in the box.
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Number, NAP-E4-NC27 SA
Damon bought 2 identical bags of salt for his swimming pool.
After he used `2/3` of one bag in the pool, he had a total of 20 kilograms of salt left.
How many kilograms of salt were in one full bag?
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Measurement, NAP-F4-CA32 SA
Measurement, NAP-F4-CA31 SA
Geometry, NAP-F4-CA30 SA
Algebra, NAP-F4-CA29 SA
The mass of a macaw is 1.44 kilograms.
Its wingspan is 1.26 metres.
A rule that can be used to approximately predict the wingspan of a macaw from its mass is.
`w = sqrt m`
where `w` is the wingspan in metres and `m` is the mass in kilograms.
What is the difference in centimetres between the macaw's actual wingspan and the wingspan predicted by the rule?
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Geometry, NAP-F4-NC32 SA
Measurement, NAP-F4-NC31 SA
Number, NAP-F4-NC30 SA
Marshall keeps a tin of lollipops on his desk at home.
His son Dallas takes 1 lollipop out every 3 days.
Marshall adds a new lollipop to the tin every 4 days.
The lollipops in Marshall's tin are decreasing by 1 lollipop every `x` days.
What is the value of `x`?
Measurement, NAP-F4-NC29
Algebra, NAP-F4-CA28
Number, NAP-F4-CA26
A red blood cell and a white blood cell have a combined total mass of `1.3 xx 10^-10` grams.
If the red blood cell has a mass of `3 xx 10^-11` grams, what is the mass of the white blood cell?
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`1 xx 10^-11\ text(grams)` |
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`1.7 xx 10^-10\ text(grams)` |
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Number, NAP-F4-CA24 SA
Richard bought a second hand snowboard at a cost of $390.
Richard had to spend 65% of his savings to buy the snowboard.
How much did Richard have in his savings after buying the snowboard?
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Algebra, NAP-F4-NC28 SA
`P`, `Q`, `R` and `S` are towns that lie on a straight train track as shown below.
The distance between `P` and `Q` is half the distance from `P` to `S`.
The distance from `R` to `S` is one-sixth the distance from `P` to `S`.
The distance from `Q` to `R` is 15 km.
What is the distance between `P` and `S`?
kilometres |
Algebra, NAP-F4-NC27
Algebra, NAP-F4-NC25
Measurement, NAP-F4-NC24 SA
Geometry, NAP-F4-NC22 SA
Algebra, NAP-F4-NC19 SA
`x^2 > 5x`
What is the smallest positive whole number `x` can be that makes this expression correct?
Number, NAP-G4-NC32 SA
Joe is in a 2-day rally car race.
On day 1, Joe takes 1 hour and 15 minutes to travel 105 km.
On day 2, Joe takes 1 hour and 30 minutes to travel 225 km.
What is Joe's average speed over the 2 days.
kilometres per hour |
Algebra, NAP-G4-NC31 SA
Ian was cooking a defrosted chicken in his oven and checking its temperature every 7 minutes.
The first temperature taken was `−2.6^@text(C)`.
The second temperature was `2.4^@text(C)`.
The third measurement showed that the temperature had increased one and a half times the previous increase.
What was the third temperature?
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Algebra, NAP-G4-NC30 SA
`1/4` of Riley's savings equals `1/3` of Cianna's savings.
Their total savings together is $63.
How much has Cianna saved?
`$` |
Number, NAP-G4-NC29 SA
Candy has read `3/16` of her new book.
If her new book has 400 pages, how many pages has she read?
Geometry, NAP-G4-NC28 SA
Measurement, NAP-H4-NC27
Measurement, NAP-G4-CA32
Measurement, NAP-G4-CA31 SA
Algebra, NAP-G4-CA30
Mark had a small orchard on his farm.
`1/6` of his trees were lemon trees and `1/2` were orange trees.
Mark has `14` more orange trees than lemon trees.
How many trees does Mark have?
`28` | `36` | `42` | `84` |
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Algebra, NAP-G4-CA29 SA
`4/45 = 3/40 + 1/x`
Find the value of `x?`
Geometry, NAP-G4-CA28
Measurement, NAP-G4-CA27 SA
Number, NAP-G4-CA26 SA
On a weekend, Abbey works 8 hours at her normal pay rate and 12 hours at time and a half of her normal pay.
Abbey was paid $707.20 in total for this work.
What is her normal pay rate per hour?
$ |
Algebra, NAP-G4-CA25 SA
The rule for the graph is
`h = d^2/k`
`h` is the height in metres, of a person's eyes above the ground.
`d` is the distance a person can see to the horizon.
The graph shows that if a person's eyes are 4 metres above the ground, they can see 6 km to the horizon.
Use this to calculate the value of `k.`
Algebra, NAP-H4-NC32 SA
Ralph is `1/2` the age of Murray.
Peter is `1/3` the age of Murray.
Ralph is `8` years older than Peter.
How old is Murray in years?
years |
Algebra, NAP-H4-NC31 SA
Measurement, NAP-H4-NC30
David's backyard is in shape of a rectangle and has an area of 50 m².
Tim's backyard is also rectangular but with side lengths that are double those of David's backyard.
What is the area of Tim's backyard.
`25\ text(m²)` | `100\ text(m²)` | `200\ text(m²)` | `300\ text(m²)` |
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Measurement, NAP-H4-NC29 SA
Algebra, NAP-H4-NC28
Mal drew the line `y = 4 - x` on a grid.
He then drew `y = x -2` on the same grid.
What are the coordinates of the intersection point of these two lines?
`(−1,3)` | `(1,3)` | `(3,−1)` | `(3,1)` |
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Algebra, NAP-H4-NC26
`x/3 = 5/13`
What is the value of `x`?
`5/39` | `15/39` | `8/13` | `15/13` |
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Algebra, NAP-H4-NC24
Numbers, NAP-H4-NC23 SA
It takes 2 people 10 hours to pick 800 lettuces during harvesting.
At the same rate, how many hours should it take for 5 people to pick 1200 lettuces?
hours |
Number, NAP-H4-NC21
Simplify: `(2 xx 4^3 xx 5^3)/(4 xx 5^2 xx 4^2 xx 2^2)`
`10` | `5/2` | `1` | `1/4` |
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Measurement, NAP-H4-CA32 SA
Number, NAP-H4-CA31 SA
The product of three different positive whole numbers is 40.
What is the largest possible sum of the three numbers?
Geometry, NAP-H4-CA30 SA
Algebra, NAP-H4-CA29
Measurement, NAP-H4-CA28 SA
Number, NAP-H4-CA27
A dress was on sale with 25% discount.
As a regular customer, Kate received a further 10% on the already discounted price.
What was the overall percentage discount Kate received?
`text(2.5%)` | `text(12.5%)` | `text(27.5%)` | `text(32.5%)` | `text(35%)` |
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Geometry, NAP-H4-CA26
Which statement is always true?
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Scalene triangles have two angles that are equal. |
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All angles in a parallelogram are equal. |
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The opposite sides of a trapezium are equal in length. |
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Algebra, NAP-H4-CA24 SA
Measurement, NAP-H4-CA25 SA
A large sculpture is made in the shape of a cube.
The total length of all of its edges is 60 metres.
What is the volume of the cube?
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Number, NAP-H4-CA22
Number, NAP-I4-NC32
Geometry, NAP-I4-NC31 SA
Number, NAP-I4-NC30 SA
Suzie rents a caravan from a hire company.
The cost to rent the caravan is directly proportional to the number of kilometers driven.
The rental cost to drive 200 km is $112.50.
What is the rental cost to drive 60 kilometres?
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Measurement, NAP-I4-NC29
Leigh has a picnic blanket with an area of 5 square metres.
What is the area of her picnic blanket in square centimetres?
`25\ text(cm²)` | `50\ text(cm²)` | `500\ text(cm²)` | `50\ 000\ text(cm²)` | `250\ 000\ text(cm²)` |
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