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EXAMCOPY Algebra, STD1 A1 2019 HSC 34

Given the formula  `C = (A(y + 1))/24`, calculate the value of  `y`  when  `C = 120`  and  `A = 500`.  (3 marks)

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`4.76`

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`text(Make)\ \ y\ \ text(the subject:)`

`C` `= (A(y + 1))/24`
`24C` `= A(y + 1)`
`y + 1` `= (24C)/A`
`y` `= (24C)/A-1`
  `= (24 xx 120)/500-1`
  `= 4.76`

Equations, SMB-011

The daily energy requirement, `E` (kilojoules), for a person of mass `m` (kilograms) is calculated using the rule  `E = 7m + 7300`.

For Elijah, `E = 7755`.

What is Elijah's mass?  (2 marks)

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`65\ text{kgs}`

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`7755` `= 7m + 7300`
`7 m` `= 455`
`m` `= 455/7`
  `= 65\ text(kilograms)`

Algebra, STD1 A1 2019 HSC 34

Given the formula  `C = (A(y + 1))/24`, calculate the value of  `y`  when  `C = 120`  and  `A = 500`.  (3 marks)

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`4.76`

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`text(Make)\ \ y\ \ text(the subject:)`

`C` `= (A(y + 1))/24`
`24C` `= A(y + 1)`
`y + 1` `= (24C)/A`
`y` `= (24C)/A-1`
  `= (24 xx 120)/500-1`
  `= 4.76`

Algebra, STD2 A1 2015 HSC 28d

The formula  `C = 5/9 (F-32)`  is used to convert temperatures between degrees Fahrenheit `(F)` and degrees Celsius `(C)`.

Convert 3°C to the equivalent temperature in Fahrenheit.  (2 marks)

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`37.4\ text(degrees)\ F`

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`C` `= 5/9(F-32)`
`F-32` `= 9/5C`
`F`  `= 9/5C + 32`

 
`text(When)\ \ C = 3,`

`F` `= (9/5 xx 3) + 32`
  `= 37.4\ text(degrees)\ F`

Algebra, STD2 A1 2007 HSC 24b

The distance in kilometres (`D`) of an observer from the centre of a thunderstorm can be estimated by counting the number of seconds (`t`) between seeing the lightning and first hearing the thunder.

Use the formula  `D = t/3`  to estimate the number of seconds between seeing the lightning and hearing the thunder if the storm is 1.2 km away.   (1 mark)

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`3.6\ text(seconds)`

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`D = t/3`

`text(When)\ \ D = 1.2,`

`t/3` `= 1.2`
`t` `= 3.6\ text(seconds)`