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NumberFoundation
Calculator answers:Money and time
The calculator display is drawn in every box. 4.5 means £4.50, and an hour drawn as 10 parts of 6 minutes shows why 2.7 hours is 2 hours 42 minutes, not 2 hours 70. Ends with sharing money to the nearest penny and a film that is not 1 hour 75 minutes long.
A free key stage 3 and GCSE Foundation number lesson on calculator answers: money and time, spec code N13. It has a lesson deck to teach from with a visualiser, a worksheet with answers, a puzzle, an exit ticket and end of unit tests.
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Calculator answers:Money and time
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