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NumberWorksheet · Higher
Fluency:Recurring decimals to fractions, one and two digits
Thirty questions in five sections: reading the dot notation, one recurring digit, two recurring digits, two recurring digits to simplify, then a mix. Each section is a step harder than the one before.
A free GCSE Higher number fluency sheet with answers, spec code N10. It goes with the lesson on recurring decimals to fractions.
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Recurring decimals to fractions
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