Puzzle
NumberPuzzle
Four Fours:Recurring decimals
Sixteen fractions and decimals sorted into four values that all look like 0.3. The dots matter: one recurring 3, a recurring 3 after a zero, a recurring 03, and a 0.3 that stops. Two per A4.
A free GCSE number puzzle with answers, spec code N10. It goes with the lesson on recurring decimals to fractions.
Lesson
Recurring decimals to fractions
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