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    MAT13 Exams

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    This document contains 15 algebra problems involving operations like factoring, expanding, distributing, and combining like terms. The problems are repeated multiple times in the document with variations in formatting but containing the same essential algebra expressions and operations.

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    MAT13 Business Algebra 14. (6x–5)(3x–8) 12.

    (2a2 – 3b2)(2a2+3b2)
    Exam No. 1 15. (5x+4)(4x–5) 13. (2x – y – z)2
    MAT13 Business Algebra 14. (6x–5)(3x–8)
    1. a(c–d)+b(d–c) – c(a–b) – d(-a–b) Exam No. 1 15. (5x+4)(4x–5)
    2. 2x +2 { y – [4x – (z+2y)]+ z } – 2y MAT13 Business Algebra
    a3b2
    2 1. a(c–d)+b(d–c) – c(a–b) – d(-a–b) Exam No. 1
    3.
    ( 2 c3 d 4 ) 2. 2x +2 { y – [4x – (z+2y)]+ z } – 2y
    a3b2
    2 1. a(c–d)+b(d–c) – c(a–b) – d(-a–b)
    4. (5cd ) (2c2d3)3
    2 2

    5. (3xy2 – 6y2 – 8y3)(-5x3y2)


    3.
    ( 2 c3 d 4 ) 2. 2x +2 { y – [4x – (z+2y)]+ z } – 2y
    a3b2
    2
    6. (6x2 + 5x – 1)÷ (2x – 1)
    7. (4x – 7)(3x – 4)
    2 2
    4. (5cd ) (2c d ) 2 3 3

    5. (3xy2 – 6y2 – 8y3)(-5x3y2)


    3.
    ( 2 c3 d 4 )
    8. (3x+5)(2x2 – 3x – 5) 6. (6x2 + 5x – 1)÷ (2x – 1) 4. (5cd2)2 (2c2d3)3
    9. (3x+5y)2 7. (4x – 7)(3x – 4) 5. (3xy2 – 6y2 – 8y3)(-5x3y2)
    10. (7x – 2)3 8. (3x+5)(2x2 – 3x – 5) 6. (6x2 + 5x – 1)÷ (2x – 1)
    11. (3x+5y)3 9. (3x+5y)2 7. (4x – 7)(3x – 4)
    12. (2a2 – 3b2)(2a2+3b2) 10. (7x – 2)3 8. (3x+5)(2x2 – 3x – 5)
    13. (2x – y – z)2 11. (3x+5y)3 9. (3x+5y)2
    14. (6x–5)(3x–8) 12. (2a2 – 3b2)(2a2+3b2) 10. (7x – 2)3
    15. (5x+4)(4x–5) 13. (2x – y – z)2 11. (3x+5y)3
    14. (6x–5)(3x–8) 12. (2a2 – 3b2)(2a2+3b2)
    15. (5x+4)(4x–5) 13. (2x – y – z)2
    MAT13 Business Algebra 14. (6x–5)(3x–8)
    Exam No. 1 15. (5x+4)(4x–5)
    MAT13 Business Algebra
    1. a(c–d)+b(d–c) – c(a–b) – d(-a–b) Exam No. 1
    2. 2x +2 { y – [4x – (z+2y)]+ z } – 2y MAT13 Business Algebra
    3
    a b 2 2 1. a(c–d)+b(d–c) – c(a–b) – d(-a–b) Exam No. 1
    3.
    ( 2 c3 d 4 ) 2. 2x +2 { y – [4x – (z+2y)]+ z } – 2y
    a3b2
    2 1. a(c–d)+b(d–c) – c(a–b) – d(-a–b)
    4. (5cd ) (2c2d3)3
    2 2

    5. (3xy2 – 6y2 – 8y3)(-5x3y2)


    3.
    ( 2 c3 d 4 ) 2. 2x +2 { y – [4x – (z+2y)]+ z } – 2y
    a3b2
    2
    6. (6x2 + 5x – 1)÷ (2x – 1)
    7. (4x – 7)(3x – 4)
    2 2
    4. (5cd ) (2c d ) 2 3 3

    5. (3xy2 – 6y2 – 8y3)(-5x3y2)


    3.
    ( 2 c3 d 4 )
    8. (3x+5)(2x2 – 3x – 5) 6. (6x2 + 5x – 1)÷ (2x – 1) 4. (5cd2)2 (2c2d3)3
    9. (3x+5y)2 7. (4x – 7)(3x – 4) 5. (3xy2 – 6y2 – 8y3)(-5x3y2)
    10. (7x – 2)3 8. (3x+5)(2x2 – 3x – 5) 6. (6x2 + 5x – 1)÷ (2x – 1)
    11. (3x+5y)3 9. (3x+5y)2 7. (4x – 7)(3x – 4)
    12. (2a2 – 3b2)(2a2+3b2) 10. (7x – 2)3 8. (3x+5)(2x2 – 3x – 5)
    13. (2x – y – z)2 11. (3x+5y)3 9. (3x+5y)2
    10. (7x – 2)3
    11. (3x+5y)3
    12. (2a2 – 3b2)(2a2+3b2)
    13. (2x – y – z)2
    14. (6x–5)(3x–8)
    15. (5x+4)(4x–5)

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