Grade 10 Maths · Algebra
Multiply out larger brackets
Multiply out bigger brackets, multiplying every term by every other term (for example (x + 1)(x² − x + 1) = x³ + 1).
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Question 1.1 · March 2016 · Provincial · 2 marks
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3. Question 1.5.1 · March 2024 · Provincial · 2 marks
1.5 Simplify the following expressions fully:1.5.1 (2)Show the memo (1 tick)Memo
- ✓Distribute and simplify
2 marks · Multiply out larger brackets
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4. Question 1.2.1 · March 2023 · Provincial · 2 marks
If and , decide whether the following expressions are rational, irrational or non-real:1.2 Expand the following expressions:1.2.1 (2)Show the memo (2 ticks)Memo
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5. Question 1.2.2 · March 2019 · Provincial · 2 marks
Factorise the following expressions fully:1.2 Simplify the following expressions fully:1.2.2 (2)Show the memo (1 tick)Memo
- ✓Identify difference of cubes or expand
2 marks · Multiply out larger brackets
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6. Question 1.1.1 · March 2018 · Provincial · 2 marks
1.1 Determine the product of the following expressions:1.1.1 (2)Show the memo (1 tick)Memo
- ✓Expand and simplify
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