This 11 Plus Maths quiz explores advanced place value ideas, including how numbers can be represented in different base systems such as binary and hexadecimal.
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Reading the number from right to left: 4 is in the ones' place
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Reading from left to right immediately after the decimal point: 6 is in the hundredths' place
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Reading the number from right to left immediately after the decimal point: 9 is in the ten thousands' place
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Reading from left to right immediately after the decimal point: 1 is in the thousandths' place
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Reading the number from right to left immediately after the decimal point: 5 is in the tens' place
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Reading from left to right immediately after the decimal point: 5 is in the ten thousandths' place
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Reading the number from right to left immediately after the decimal point: 2 is in the tens' place
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Reading the number from right to left immediately after the decimal point: 2 is in the ten thousands' place
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Reading from left to right immediately after the decimal point: 8 is in the hundredths' place
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Reading the number from right to left immediately after the decimal point: 4 is in the ones' place
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