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3. Fractions.

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1 3. Fractions

2 Fractions Assumed knowledge compare the sizes of fractions write a fraction in it’s simplest form convert between mixed numbers and improper fractions Reference material Text 10 Ticks MEP

3 Fractions learning objectives: find equivalent fractions (3.1, 4.1)
add, subtract, multiply and divide fractions (3.1) find fractions of an amount (3.2) multiply and divide fractions including mixed numbers (3.2 – 3.3) Reference Material Text: 10 Ticks: MEP:

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