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836 prompts matching "Writing a decimal back as a fraction in its lowest terms"

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More Practice: Comparing two ratios by writing them as fractions

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Explain Back: A negative index written as a fraction

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Explain Algebraic Fractions Back to My Tutor

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Explain Order of Operations (BODMAS) and Place Value Back to My Tutor

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Cambridge Way: Writing a number as a product of primes

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Explain Back: Finding the lowest common denominator first

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Explain Back: Writing the solution of an inequality in words

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Explain Back: An enlargement with a fractional scale factor

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Practice Questions: Expressing a number as a product of its prime factors

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Practice Questions: Expressing a ratio as a fraction and a fraction as a ratio

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Explain Pythagoras' Theorem Back to My Tutor

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More Practice: Multiplying and dividing decimals inside a BODMAS calculation

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Step-by-Step: A BODMAS calculation involving decimals

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Explain Back: Profit written as a percentage of the cost price

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Explain Back: Constructing a regular hexagon with compasses

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Checkpoint Quiz: A BODMAS calculation written as a fraction

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Checkpoint Worked Example: The digits used in base two

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Explain Back: A Checkpoint question converting between base two and base ten

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Cambridge Way: Writing the first five terms from an nth term rule

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Explain Approximation and Rounding Back to My Tutor

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