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Checkpoint Quiz: Deciding which of two measurements is the larger

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Cambridge Way: Rounding a whole number to two significant figures

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Checkpoint vs BECE: The factors of a number written in pairs

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Quiz Me: Multiplying two-digit numbers by splitting one of them

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Learn: The two factors every prime number has

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Learn: Listing the factors of both numbers and comparing them

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Learn: The common multiples of three numbers

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Learn: The largest number of equal groups two amounts can make

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Quiz Me: Finding the lowest common multiple from prime factors

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Practice: A word problem needing the lowest common multiple of three quantities

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Cambridge Way: Filling the gaps with zeros before comparing decimals

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Cambridge Way: Multiplying top and bottom by the same number

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Cambridge Way: The subtraction rule in Roman numerals

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Cambridge Way: An open sentence with a box for the missing number

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Cambridge Way: The coefficient when no number is written

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Cambridge Way: Angles that add to ninety degrees, and what they are called

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Worked Example: The lowest common multiple found from prime factors

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Cambridge Way: Adding like terms together

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Cambridge Way: Doing the same thing to both sides

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Cambridge Way: A zero after the decimal point, and what it does

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