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Stage 9 - Q1 - 2 marks
19027

Write and simplify the perimeter. All lengths are in cm.

\(x+9\)
\(2\)
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Hint

A rectangle has two sides of each length.

Stage 9 - Q2 - 2 marks
19028

Write and simplify the area. All lengths are in cm.

\(x+9\)
\(4\)
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Hint

Use \(\text{area}=\text{length}\times\text{width}\).

Stage 9 - Q3 - 3 marks
19029

A square has side \((6x+1)\) cm, where \(x\) is positive. Write its perimeter.

Hint

Multiply the whole side expression by four.

Stage 9 - Q4 - 3 marks
19030

A square has area \(3x\) square cm, with \(x\) positive. Write its perimeter.

Hint

Area and side length are different measures.

Stage 9 - Q5 - 4 marks
19031

Write the perimeter as a simplified expression. Let \(x\) be positive; lengths are in cm.

\(3x+2\)
\(x+1\)
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Hint

Each algebraic side occurs twice.

Stage 9 - Q6 - 4 marks
19032

Write the perimeter as a simplified expression. Let \(x\) be positive; lengths are in cm.

\(5x+3\)
\(x+1\)
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Hint

Each algebraic side occurs twice.

Stage 9 - Q7 - 5 marks
19033

A cube has volume \(343x^3\) cubic cm, with \(x\) positive. Write its side length and the total length of its 12 edges.

Hint

The edge length is the cube root of the volume.

Stage 9 - Q8 - 5 marks
19034

A rectangle has sides \((x+4)\) cm and \((x+2)\) cm, with \(x\) positive. Write an area expression, then evaluate it at \(x=2\).

Hint

You can evaluate a product without expanding it.

Stage 9 - Q9 - 5 marks
19035

A rectangle has sides \((x-5)\) cm and \(4\) cm. Is every positive \(x\) a possible value?

Hint

A geometric length must be strictly positive.

Stage 9 - Q10 - 3 marks
19036

A rectangle and a square have equal perimeters. The square side is \((3x+2)\) cm and one rectangle side is \((4x+1)\) cm, where \(x\) is positive. Find the other side, then compare the areas when \(x=2\).

Hint

A rectangle width is half its perimeter minus its length.

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