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 What you need to know:  What you need to know:  What you need to know:  What you need to know:                                   You need to be able to:


 Fractions, Decimals and Percentages  Comparing FDP  Ordering FDP  Reading and writing inequalities  x > 2 is shown as:   x ≥ 3 is shown as:  •  Read an inequality.
 You need to be able to convert between fractions, decimals and   To be able to compare values we need to   To be able to order FDP we need to   •  Represent an inequality
 percentages.   get them in the same format.   write them all in the same format.   The list of integers for -2 ≤ x < 1 is -1, 0, 1   on a number line.
    Example:  Order  from  smallest  to                                                                                           •   Solve one-step equations
 Percentages:               Example: Which is greater, 78% or 0.8?   largest  If x is between two values, use two circles:            and inequalities.
 We  can  either  change  the  0.8  into  a   Check the symbols
 percentage or the 0.78 into a decimal.   carefully, if they have the                                                             •   Solve two-step equations
 You can choose to convert them all   line underneath, they                                                                           and inequalities.
 0.8 = 80%  to   fractions,   decimals   or   include the end value.                                                              •   Solve equations
 Which is greater 78% or 80%?   percentages as long as you convert                                                                    and inequalities with
 Decimals:              80% is greater so the answer is 0.8.   them all into the same.   Solving one-step equations and inequalities  Solving with unknowns on both sides  brackets.
            To solve any equation or inequality we need to do the     To solve an equation or inequality with unknowns on         •   Solve equations and
 Example: Which is greater  17            0.87?  Changing them to percentages:   inverse of the operation that we see.   both sides, we need to collect all of the same terms   inequalities with
 20  1  1
 = 25%  0.19 = 19%  0.3 = 30%  = 20%                                 together, still by looking at the inverse.
 4  5                                                                                                                                 unknowns on both sides.
 Fractions:   17  85  87
 =                 0.87 =  From smallest to biggest
 20  100  100
 19%, 20%, 25%. 25%, 30%
 87 is bigger than 85 so the answer is 0.87                                                                                       Top Tips:
 Answer:

 0.19,  , , 26%, 0.3
 1 1
 5 4                                                                                                                              Always add or subtract the smaller
            Solving two-step equations and inequalities              Solving equations with brackets:                             number of terms to avoid getting a
 These are some conversions that you   You need to be able to:  To solve a two-step equation or inequality we need to   We must expand the brackets first then solve by doing   negative number at the end.
                                                                     the inverse of the operations. We use the same method
            complete 2 inverse calculations in a specific order.
 need to learn.                                                      for inequalities.
 Top tips- to convert:   •  Convert between simple fractions, decimals and percentages.                                           The inequality sign always points
 •  Percentages to decimals divide by 100  •  Convert between recurring decimals and percentages.                                 to the smaller number.
 •  Decimals to percentages multiply by 100  •  Compare fractions, decimals and percentages.
 •  Percentages to fractions put over 100  •  Order fractions, decimals and percentages by converting.                            Extension Grade 5+: Dividing by a
 •  Fractions make sure the denominator is 100                                                                                    negative flips the inequality sign.
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