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Equivalent
Complete: 2/5 = __/10.
How to think about it: Identify the whole first, then use the denominator to decide how many equal parts are needed. The numerator tells you how many of those parts to use.
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Answer: 4/10
Year 4 Fractions and Decimals: Worked Examples
See free Year 4 fractions and decimals worked examples with clear strategies and answers, aligned to the England primary curriculum.
Four worked examples
Try each question first, then compare the strategy and answer. The aim is to understand the method, not just copy the final result.
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Add fractions
3/8 + 2/8 = __.
How to think about it: Identify the whole first, then use the denominator to decide how many equal parts are needed. The numerator tells you how many of those parts to use.
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Answer: 5/8
3
Decimal
Write 7 tenths as a decimal.
How to think about it: Identify the whole first, then use the denominator to decide how many equal parts are needed. The numerator tells you how many of those parts to use.
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Answer: 0.7
4
Hundredths
Write 35 hundredths as a decimal.
How to think about it: Identify the whole first, then use the denominator to decide how many equal parts are needed. The numerator tells you how many of those parts to use.
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Answer: 0.35