CHAPTER 1 (ALGEBRA
AND ITS APPLICATION)
Page 37 No.
16
The length
of two sides in a triangle are (x+a) cm and (3x-2a) cm respectively. The perimeter
of the triangle is 2(2x+a) cm. The length of the third side in the triangle is …..
Solution:
The formula of
perimeter of the triangle is the first side plus the second side plus the third
side.
We can include
the length of two sides and the perimeter in a triangle that we know into the
formula of perimeter of the triangle.
2(2x + a) cm =
(x + a) cm + (3x - 2a) cm + S
We can operate
the formula with operation of algebraic expression. For the left side, you can
calculate with two multiply two x plus two multiply a equals to four x plus two
a cm. Then for the right side, you can group the like terms, x plus 3x plus a subtract
two a plus S equals to four x subtract a cm plus S.
(4x + 2a) cm =
(4x – a) cm + S
Then to find
the value of S, we can operate by subtract the right side from the left side
and you also must group the like terms. So, we get four x plus two a cm subtract
four x subtract a cm, and the value of S is three a cm.
(4x + 2a) cm –
(4x – a) cm = S
S = (4x – 4x +
2a + a) cm
S = 3a cm
So, the length of the third side in the triangle is three a cm.
So, the length of the third side in the triangle is three a cm.
CHAPTER 3 (THE
EQUATION OF A STRAIGHT LINE)
Page 99 No.
1 a
Determine following
the equation of lines.
A gradient
of 4 and throught point (-7,8)
Solution:
Point (-7,8)
has values x1=-7 and x2=8
The gradient
of the line is 4. Therefore, m =4
Then to find
the equation line, we must include the point and the gradient that we know into
the formula y – y1 = m (x – x1)
So, y – 8 = 4
(x – (-7))
We calculate the
equation. For the right side we can calculate four multiply x plus four
multiply seven equals to four x plus twenty eight.
y – 8 = 4x +
28
and then we
can find y with move the value of minus eight to right side. So, we calculate
right side again, y equals to four x plus twenty eight plus eight. The result
is y equals to four x plus thirty six.
y = 4x + 28 +
8
So, the equation of lines is
y = 4x + 36
y = 4x + 36
CHAPTER 4
(THE SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS IN TWO VARIABLES)
Page 115
No. 2
The price
of 2 kg of oranges and 3 mangos is Rp 38.000,00. Determine the price of 1 kg of
orange if known that 1 kg of mango is Rp 7.000,00.
Solution:
Suppose oranges
as x and mangos as y.
Now we have
two x plus three y equals to 38.000.
2x + 3y =
38.000
The price of
one kg of mango (y) that we know is seven thousand. We can include this price
into the equation that we get. So, two x plus three multiply seven thousand equals
to thirty eight thousand
2 x + 3
(7.000) = 38.000
We can
calculate and the result is two x plus three multiply twenty thousand equals to
thirty eight thousand. Then to find the value of y, we subtract left side from
the right side is thirty thousand eight subtract twenty one thousand equals to seventeen
thousand. And the last step we divide seventeen thousand with two. The result
is eighty thousand five hundred.
2x + 21.000 = 38.000
2x = 38.000 – 21.000
2x = 17.000
x = 8.500
So, the price of 1 kg of orange is Rp 8.500,00
So, the price of 1 kg of orange is Rp 8.500,00
CHAPTER 5
(THE PHYTAGOREAN THEOREM)
Page 144 No. 1 a
Suppose the length of sides of a right triangle is a, b, and
c, where c is the hypotenuse. Determine the unknown length of side of the
following problem.
a = 12 length units and b = 20 length units
Solution:
The lengths of
the other two sides are given, and we must find the hypotenuse (c). We can
include the length of sides of a right triangle that we know into the Pythagorean
Theorem. The Pythagorean Theorem for the solution of the problem as follows.
Then, we must
include the length of side of a right triangle that we know into the Pythagorean
Theorem. So, c the power of two equals to twelve the power of two plus twenty
the power of two. We can calculate this solution, and the result is one hundred
forty four plus four hundred equals to five hundred forty four.
So, the result is twenty three point thirty two length units.
CHAPTER 7 (POLYHEDRAL)
Page 273 No. 2
The side length of the
base of a square based pyramid T.ABCD is 10 cm. If the height is 9 cm determine
the volume of the pyramid.
Solution:
We can complete the problem with the formula of
the volume of pyramid is one over three multiply base area multiply height.
V = 1/3 x base area x height
We calculate base area of a square is ten multiply
ten equals to one hundred. Then, we find the volume of pyramid with include height
and base area into the formula of the volume of pyramid.
Base area = 10 cm x 10 cm
Base area = 100 cm^2
V = 1/3 x 100 cm x 9 cm
V = 300 cm^3
So, we get one over three multiply one hundred
multiply nine equals to three hundred cm^3.
These problems are taken from:
Mathematics for Junior High School Year VIII by Dr. Marsigit M.A
These problems are taken from:
Mathematics for Junior High School Year VIII by Dr. Marsigit M.A