Question P5 P5 fraction foundations
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Convert to decimal form.
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Translate division into a fraction, then calculate exactly with mixed and improper fractions.
In this one. A fraction means numerator divided by denominator. Use an equivalent fraction with denominator 10, 100 or 1000 when that makes the decimal visible.
Two fractions with different denominators to add or compare, or a mixed number to calculate with, point here.
Children add or compare the numerators straight away without rewriting the denominators to match first, treating a third plus a sixth as two sevenths.
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