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NumberWorksheet · Common
Percentages:Which step breaks?
Eight questions, one for each step of a percentage question with multipliers in order, with no examples on the page. The first one wrong is the step that breaks, and the answers name its fix it card.
A free GCSE Foundation and Higher number worksheet with answers, spec codes R9 and R16. It goes with the lessons on percentage increase and decrease, compound growth and decay, reverse percentages and simple interest.
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Percentage increase and decrease
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Compound growth and decay
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Reverse percentages
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