Discover how decimals connect maths and art in this 11 Plus quiz. Explore the beauty of patterns, ratios, and numbers found in nature and design.
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7?8 = 0.875: divide 7 by eight
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0.2 = 1?5, so 1.2 will equal 11?5
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If you multiply by 100, move the digits two places to the left
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If you divide by 100, move the digits two places to the right
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If you divide by 10, move the digits one place to the right
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If you multiply by 10, move the digits one place to the left
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3 ÷ 4 = 0.75 and 0.75 x 100 = 75
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If you multiply by 1,000, move the digits 3 places to the left
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If you divide by 1,000, move the digits 3 places to the right. The decimal point in whole numbers cannot be seen, but it can be imagined as coming straight after the number, followed by zeros (i.e. 221 = 221.000)
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7?3 = 2.333: divide seven by three
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