Decimals (OCR GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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Decimals are based on

Powers of 1010

Three types of decimals

Terminating, recurring, irrational

Terminating decimal

Decimal that comes to an end (doesn't go on forever)

Recurring decimal

Decimal where digits repeat forever

Irrational decimal

Goes on forever without repeating pattern

Adding decimals rule

Align the decimal points

Multiplying decimals rule

Total decimal places in factors = places in product

Dividing decimals method

Make divisor whole by multiplying both by same power of 1010

Convert decimal to percentage

Multiply by 100100

Convert percentage to decimal

Divide by 100100

0.30.\overline{3} as a fraction

13\frac{1}{3}

Convert fraction to percentage

First to decimal (divide), then multiply by 100100

Terminating decimal condition

Denominator has only 22 or 55 as prime factors

Recurring decimal condition

Denominator has primes other than 22 or 55

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