Problem solving with fractions and decimals

12 questions

1. Two fractions are ___ if they have the same value.
2. Andeep writes down the number 0.99 Select all the numbers below that are greater than Andeep's number.
3. I am rolling a six sided dice and filling in two grids. Select the numbers that can replace a so that the number in the first grid will be less than the number in the second grid.
4. I am rolling a six sided dice and filling in two grids. If a = 5, which of the following numbers can replace b so that the second number is less?
5. What fraction is halfway between \frac{8}{11} and \frac{10}{11}?
6. What fraction is halfway between \frac{4}{7} and 1?
7. ___ is a part to whole (sometimes part to part) comparison.
8. To compare \frac{1}{2}, \frac{2}{3}, \frac{3}{4} and \frac{5}{6} which common denominator would be the most efficient?
9. Izzy, Andeep, Lucas, Alex and Sam took part in a quiz. Below are the proportions for how many questions they each got right. Order them from worst to best.
10. Jacob buys a drink and an ice cream. He also wants to buy a cupcake. He has £5. Can he afford to buy the cupcake?
11. Which item is the third most expensive?
12. A rectangle has a length of 0.82 m and a width of \frac{2}{5} m. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? Give your answer in decimal form.

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