Algebraic fractions
10th grade (Year 11 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: HSA.APR.D.6, HSA.APR.D.7 · England: GCSE Higher Algebra
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Question 1
Write as a single fraction: 3/(x + 5) + 1/(x + 1). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 2
Simplify: (x² + 3x + 2) / (x + 1)
- A. x − 2
- B. x + 2
- C. x + 1
- D. x + 3
Question 3
Write as a single fraction: 4/(x + 6) + 5/(x + 5). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 4
Simplify: (x² + 5x + 4) / (x + 4)
- A. x + 5
- B. x − 1
- C. x + 4
- D. x + 1
Question 5
Write as a single fraction: 2/(x + 4) + 3/(x + 3). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 6
Simplify: (x² + 3x − 4) / (x − 1)
- A. x − 4
- B. x + 3
- C. x − 1
- D. x + 4
Question 7
Write as a single fraction: 5/(x + 3) + 5/(x + 2). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 8
Simplify: (x² − 49) / (x + 7)
- A. x − 7
- B. x
- C. x − 49
- D. x + 7
Question 9
Write as a single fraction: 1/(x + 4) + 3/(x + 1). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 10
Simplify: (x² − 3x + 2) / (x − 1)
- A. x − 3
- B. x − 2
- C. x − 1
- D. x + 2
Question 11
Write as a single fraction: 5/(x + 3) + 4/(x + 2). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 12
Simplify: (x² − x − 12) / (x + 3)
- A. x − 12
- B. x − 4
- C. x − 1
- D. x + 3
Question 13
Write as a single fraction: 4/(x + 3) + 3/(x + 6). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 14
Simplify: (x² − 3x − 4) / (x + 1)
- A. x + 1
- B. x − 3
- C. x − 4
- D. x + 4
Question 15
Write as a single fraction: 5/(x + 6) + 2/(x + 3). Type the numerator over the factorised denominator, e.g. (3x+5)/((x+1)(x+2)).
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Question 16
Simplify: (x² − 16) / (x + 4)
- A. x − 4
- B. x − 16
- C. x + 4
- D. x
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