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Recurring decimals:Which step breaks?
Seven questions that follow one recurring decimal through each step of writing it as a fraction 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 Higher number worksheet 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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