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    Fractions, decimals 4 What percentage of each hundred square is shaded?

    and percentages

    Name:

    1 Circle the fractions that are equivalent to 0.6

    1 1 6 12
    60 6 10 20
    1 mark

    % %

    2 Convert the fractions to decimals. 2 marks

    5 Shade 71% of the hundred square.


    22
    = =
    50 100
    1 mark

    7
    =
    25
    1 mark

    18
    =
    300
    1 mark

    3 Match the decimals to the equivalent fractions.

    6 1 mark
    0.2
    8
    What fraction of the hundred square is shaded?

    1
    0.9
    5

    18 
    0.75
    20
    1 mark
    2 marks

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    6 10 Complete the table.
    11 is greater than 0.55
    20
    Percentage Fraction Decimal
    Is the statement true or false? 
    Explain your answer. 3
    75% 0.75
    4

    3
    3%
    100
    1 mark

    84% 0.84
    50

    7 Work out the calculations. 1


    0.125
    8
    20% of 90 = 25% of 90 = 3 marks

    11 Max has saved £240


    1
    2 marks • He spends
    3
    of this money on some new trainers.

    • He then spends 10% of his remaining money on a bag.


    8 75% of a number is 120
    How much money does Max have left?
    What is the number?

    
    1 mark

    3
    9 Use the short division method to find the decimal equivalent of
    8

    · 3
    =
    8 3·0 8 £
    2 marks
    1 mark

    1 mark
    © White Rose Education 2024

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