Module 2 Algebra 1 Student Overview

Indices
Objective
Understanding index notation
Simplify algebraic expressions using
index notation
Using the Laws of Indices

Lvl
5
5
6
7

Laws of Indices involving fractions

Simplify algebraic expressions

involving index notation
Understand and use negative indices

Understanding and using fractional

indices

Example
2 2 2 2 2 2 = 2?
3jj2j=?
9k 7k k k = ?
42 47 = 4?
89 83 = 8?
(u2)4 = ?
(3a2)3 = ?
2
62 63
(
)
64
10c25c7 = ?
144d86d5 = ?
7-2 = ?
1
1
= ? = 3?
81 3
w2 w-7 = ?

Exercises
CIMT8 Ex2.3
A1: 10Ticks-L6Pk1pg11 Algebraic Grids 1

1
(81)2

CIMT9 Ex3.5
MM > Number > Powers and Roots > Indices 3

CIMT9 Ex3.2
MM > Number > Powers and Roots > Indices 1
A2: 10Ticks-L7/8Pk2pg30 The Laws of Indices (A & B)
A2: 10Ticks-L7/8Pk2pg30 The Laws of Indices (C & D)
MM > Algebra > Algebraic Manipulation > Simplifying 2

A3: 10Ticks-L6Pk1pg13 Algebraic Grids 2

CIMT9 Ex3.3

64 = ?
3
27 6 = ?
Simplifying a mixture of index
notation

(
Now you can complete Diagnostic A

1
3

9 12 32
2
2 3

2 2

A4: IndicesAdvanced.pdf
MM > Number > Powers and Roots > Indices 4

Module 2 Algebra 1 Student Overview

Algebraic Expressions
Objective
Review Order of Operations
With negative numbers

Lvl
5
5

Expanding single brackets

Expanding single brackets

inc. indices
Expanding single brackets involving
fractions

Factorisation

Now you can complete Diagnostic B

Exercises
CIMT7 Ex15.1

CIMT7 Ex15.2

MM > Number > Counting and P.V. > Negative Numbers 2

Collecting like terms

inc. compound terms

Expanding single brackets and

simplifying

Example
-42 2 (9+3) = ?

5-6

6
7

+ 3 + 2 5 =
15 + 3 2 + 4 2 =
4 3 + 4 + 7 =
4( 2) =
7(3 4) =
2( 3) =
( + 1) =
5( + 2) + 2( 3) =
17 3(2 3) =
(2 + 3) (3 4) =
3 2 (4 7 2 3 ) =
15 5 3 (2 2 2 3 ) =
6 + 21
=
3
2
35
(42 2 ) =
7
10
15 + 3 = ? (? + ? )
7 3 3 4 = ? (? + ? )

B1: Excel DirectedOps.xlsx

B2: 10Ticks L5Pk5 pg14 Algebra Pyramids
MM > Algebra > Algebraic Manipulation > Simplifying 1

CIMT7 Ex16.1 Q8-11

MM > Algebra > Algebra Manipulation > Single Brackets

CIMT8 Ex8.1

CIMT9 Ex11.2 Q1-5

B3: 10Ticks L6Pk1 pg5 Section 7
B4: 10Ticks L7/8Pk3 pg4 (Section G)
B4: 10Ticks L7/8Pk3 pg4 (Section F)

B5: 10Ticks L7/8Pk3 pg9 (A & B)

CIMT8 Ex8.3

Module 2 Algebra 1 Student Overview

Solving Linear Equations

Objective
Solving linear equations

Lvl
5

Solving linear equations with

unknowns on both sides

Solving equations with single

brackets

6/7

Solving equations with divisors

Solving equations involving algebraic

fractions

Simple linear inequalities

Linear inequalities involving negative
multipliers
Now you can complete Diagnostic C

7/8

7
7/8

Example
3 = 6
2 + 6 = 8

5 = 10
3
5 + 7 = 9 5
15 3 = 7 + 2
5(2 + 3) = 7
10(2 + 3) 6( + 1) = 94
3( + 2) = 7( 3)

4=6
3
7
= 14
2
2
=4
1
3
4

=1
2 +1
3 7 14
5 < 4 + 7
3 < 3 2 7

Exercises
MM > Algebra > Equations Linear> Equations 2
C1: Ink Splodges Mathstracks sheet
CIMT7 Ex16.3 CIMT8 Ex12.3
C2: Books never written Sheet
MM > Algebra > Equations Linear > Equations 3
CIMT8 Ex12.4 Q3
C3: Cryptic quiz Sheet
CIMT8 Ex8.2
CIMT8 Ex12.4
C4: 10Ticks L7/8Pk3 pg6
C5: Equations with divisors Sheet

C6: 10Ticks L7/8Pk3 pg19 Algebraic Fractions

MM > Algebra > Equations Linear > Fractions

MM > Algebra > Inequalities > Inequations

CIMT9 Ex13.1 Q15
MM > Algebra > Inequalities > Negative Inequations

C7: 10Ticks L7/8Pk4 pg13 Inequalities