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1,023 prompts matching "Cambridge Way: Pairing the prime factors to take the root"

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Practice: Reading the primes off the finished sieve

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Practice: Why one has only a single factor

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Practice: Two numbers whose highest common factor is one

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Quiz Me: Cancelling a common factor across two fractions

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Quiz Me: Percentage profit taken on the cost price

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Quiz Me: Percentage loss taken on the cost price

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Practice: Inserting brackets to show a common factor

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Practice: How many buckets it takes to fill a tank

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Quiz Me: Why a half turn comes out the same either way round

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Learn: Reading a total from a two-way table

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Checkpoint Practice: What happens to the digits when multiplying by ten

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Cambridge Way: Multiplying a decimal by one hundred

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Cambridge Way: Which digit you look at when rounding

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Spot My Mistake: Why one is not a prime number

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Naija Checkpoint: The prime numbers below twenty

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Checkpoint Quiz: Dividing top and bottom by the same number

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Checkpoint Practice: Adding two fractions with the same denominator

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Cambridge Way: Cancelling before multiplying fractions

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Cambridge Way: Reading a mixed number from a diagram

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Cambridge Way: Writing a decimal as a fraction

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