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This document appears to be a quiz on algebra concepts with 15 multiple choice questions of increasing difficulty. It tests skills like simplifying expressions, expanding brackets, and solving equations. The quiz is set up like a game show with questions worth increasing amounts of money up to the final question worth £1,000,000.
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Millionaire algebra
- 1. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Tower Hamlets College Algebra
- 2. Question 1
- 3. If a=5, b=3 and c=4, what is ab? A B C D 20 12 0 15
- 4. If a=5, b=3 and c=4, what is ab? 20 B 12 C 0 D 15 A
- 5. £100
- 6. Question 2
- 7. If a=5, b=3 and c=4, what is ab/c? 15 B 12 C 3.75 D 5.75 A
- 8. If a=5, b=3 and c=4, what is ab/c? 15 B 12 C 3.75 D 5.75 A
- 9. £200
- 10. Question 3
- 11. If a= -5, b= -3 and c= -4, what is ab? 15 B -15 C 0 D -1 A
- 12. If a= -5, b= -3 and c= -4, what is ab? 15 B -15 C 0 D -1 A
- 13. £300
- 14. Question 4
- 15. Simplify: p+p+p+p p B 4p C 4p4 D p A 4
- 16. Simplify: p+p+p+p p B 4p C 4p4 D p A 4
- 17. £500
- 18. Question 5
- 19. Simplify: pxpxpxp A p 4 4p C 4p4 D none of the above B
- 20. Simplify: pxpxpxp p B 4p C 4p4 D none of the above A 4
- 21. £1,000
- 22. Question 6
- 23. Simplify 5e + 3f + 4e + 2f 9e + 5f B 9e + 5f C 0 D 14ef A 2 2
- 24. Simplify 5e + 3f + 4e + 2f 9e + 5f B 9e + 5f C 0 D 14ef A 2 2
- 25. £2,000
- 26. Question 7
- 27. Simplify 5e - 3f - 4e + 2f e+f B e - f C 9e + 5f D 0 A
- 28. Simplify 5e - 3f - 4e + 2f A B C D e+f e-f 9e + 5f 0
- 29. £4,000
- 30. Question 8
- 31. If a = 5, what is 4a? A B C D 0 20 45 1.25
- 32. If a = 5, what is 4a? A B C D 0 20 45 1.25
- 33. £8,000
- 34. Question 9
- 35. If a = -5, what is -4a? A B C D 1 20 -20 -45
- 36. If a = -5, what is -4a? A B C D 0 20 -20 -45
- 37. £16,000
- 38. Question 10
- 39. If a = -5, what is a2? A B C D 0 -25 25 -10
- 40. If a = -5, what is a2? A B C D 0 -25 25 -10
- 41. £32,000
- 42. Question 11
- 43. If a = -5, what is a + a? 2 A B C D 30 20 25 -25
- 44. If a = -5, what is a + a? 2 A B C D 30 20 25 -25
- 45. £64,000
- 46. Question 12
- 47. Expand 5(2a + 3) A B C D 0 10a + 15 10a + 15a 45
- 48. Expand 5(2a + 3) A B C D 0 10a + 15 10a + 15a 45
- 49. £125,000
- 50. Question 13
- 51. Expand 5a(2a + 3) A B C D 10 + 15 10a + 15 2 10a + 15a 0
- 52. Expand 5a(2a + 3) A B C D 10 + 15 10a + 15a 2 10a + 15a 0
- 53. £250,000
- 54. Question 14
- 55. If 5x + 5 = 25, then what is the value of x? A B C D 2 3 4 5
- 56. If 5x + 5 = 25, then what is the value of x? A B C D 2 3 4 5
- 57. £500,000
- 58. Question 15
- 59. If 5x + 2 = 3x + 8, what is the value of x? 3 B 4 C 5 D 6 A
- 60. If 5x + 2 = 3x + 8, what is the value of x? 3 B 4 C 5 D 6 A
- 61. £1,000,000