Maths · KS3 Y8 · Number

Significant figures

m43Free614:28Heddy Score 1 of 7, below the standard

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What you need to know

  • Let x equal the recurring decimal.
  • Multiply by a power of 10 so the repeating parts line up.
  • Subtract to remove the recurring part, then solve for x.

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Heddy Score1/7, Below the standard
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