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

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Learn: Listing the multiples of both numbers side by side

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Quiz Me: The first common multiple of two numbers

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Learn: Listing the factors of both numbers and comparing them

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

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Quiz Me: The next time two repeating events happen together

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Practice: The lowest common multiple of two numbers with no common factor

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Spot My Mistake: The lowest common multiple of two numbers found by listing

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Checkpoint Quiz: Deciding which of two measurements is the larger

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Cambridge Way: Deciding which of two fractions is the larger

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Quiz Me: What happens to a number when two of its digits are swapped

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Quiz Me: Choosing between two operations of equal rank

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Learn: Adding two fractions of a day's work

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Learn: Adding two decimals with different numbers of places

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Quiz Me: Subtracting two decimals of different lengths

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Quiz Me: A set of data with two modes

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Checkpoint Practice: Comparing two decimals with different numbers of places

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Checkpoint vs BECE: The effect of putting a zero in a place

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Checkpoint vs BECE: Why a rounded answer keeps the right number of places

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

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