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NCEA Level 2 Algebra Exam 2014 (part 2)

Another one from last year’s Algebra exam: Solve \large{\boldsymbol{5^x\times 2^{-2x}=15}}.

You can find a copy of the exam question paper on the NZQA website here.

Question Three (b): Solve for \boldsymbol{x}: \boldsymbol{5^x\times 2^{-2x}=15}. Continue reading NCEA Level 2 Algebra Exam 2014 (part 2)

Posted on February 24, 2015June 18, 2018Tags Algebra, Exponents, Logarithms, NCEA, Past ExamsLeave a comment

NCEA Level 2 Algebra Exam 2014

From last year’s Algebra exam: I couldn’t see how to rearrange \large{\boldsymbol{h=rx^2 -tx}} to make \large{\boldsymbol{x}} the subject.

You can find a copy of the exam question paper on the NZQA website here.

Question Two (c) (i): (abbreviated) Rearrange \boldsymbol{h=rx^2 -tx}, where \boldsymbol{r} and \boldsymbol{t} are constants, to make \boldsymbol{x} the subject. Continue reading NCEA Level 2 Algebra Exam 2014

Posted on February 24, 2015June 18, 2018Tags Algebra, NCEA, Past Exams, QuadraticsLeave a comment
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