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Every OCR GCSE Maths exam question on N10 Fractions, decimals and recurring decimals, 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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- June 2025, Paper 5, Q18 (5 marks): Work out. o o 1 42 . 0 2 . ' Give your answer as a mixed number in its simplest form. You must show your working.
- November 2024, Paper 5, Q13 (2 marks): Write 11
- November 2024, Paper 6, Q15 (3 marks): 15 Prove that . You must show your working.
- June 2024, Paper 6, Q17 (5 marks): (a) Without using a calculator, show that . 0 18 2 10 as a decimal and write down its value. o o can be used to find 11 (b) Explain how 0 18 . = 11 10 = 11
- November 2023, Paper 5, Q18 (4 marks): Work out. 4 o o 0 . 2 + 8 9 Give your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.
- June 2023, Paper 5, Q16 (6 marks): (a) Work out. 2 643 (a) p 5 o o (b) 0 13 . + = q 9 p where q is a fraction in its lowest terms. Find the value of p and the value of q. (b) p = q =
- November 2022, Paper 5, Q11 (3 marks): Write . 0 27
- June 2022, Paper 5, Q16 (5 marks): Work out . 0 6 0 54 . # You must show your working.
- November 2021, Paper 5, Q13 (5 marks): (a) Write 11 (a) 0 48o as a fraction in its simplest form. (b) Write . (b)
- November 2020, Paper 6, Q18 (3 marks): Write . 0 416 You must show full working in support of your answer.
- November 2019, Paper 5, Q13 (5 marks): (a) (i) Write 3 (a)(i) 1 as a recurring decimal. (ii) Write 30 (ii) (b) Simplify fully by rationalising the denominator. 20 5 (b)
- June 2019, Paper 5, Q10 (6 marks): (a) Write 6 (a) (b) Elsa divides a two-digit number by another two-digit number. 0 15o . She gets the answer . She says that there is only one possible pair of
- November 2018, Paper 6, Q14 (5 marks): (a) Without using a calculator, show that . 0 19 19 19 as a decimal and write down its value. o o can be used to find 990 (b) Explain how 0 19 . = 99 19 = 990
- June 2018, Paper 5, Q13 (4 marks): (a) Write 12 (a) (b) Convert . 0 76 o o to a fraction. (b)
- November 2017, Paper 5, Q12 (5 marks): (a) Write 6 as a recurring decimal. (a) (b) Convert . 0 126o to a fraction. Give your answer in its lowest terms. (b)
- June 2017, Paper 5, Q13 (4 marks): (a) Write 9 (a) (b) Sally divided a two-digit number by another two-digit number. Her answer was 3.18181818 . Find two numbers that Sally could have used. (b) a
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