Find one tenth, hundredth or thousandth of a whole number v2

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Name	Status	Author	Last Modified
Divide by 10, 100 or 1000 Q1	Ready to use	Adelle Colbourn	03/05/2023 05:24
Multiply by 10, 100 or 1000 Q1	Ready to use	Adelle Colbourn	17/05/2023 03:34
Whole number divided by 10, 100, 1000 or 1,000,000 Q1	Ready to use	Adelle Colbourn	17/05/2023 03:34
Find one tenth, hundredth or thousandth of a whole number v2	Ready to use	Lyn Armstrong	17/05/2023 03:35

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Question statement

What is $\frac{1}{\var{factor}} \times$ {number}?

Remember that multiplying by $\frac{1}{\var{factor}}$ is the same as dividing by {factor}.

For example, $\frac{1}{\var{factor}} \times$ 102 = 102 ÷ {factor} = {decimal(102/factor)}

Do not use a calculator, and do not round your answer.

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			Name	Type	Generated Value

number	integer	80
factor	integer	10
places	string	one

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A random number between and (inclusive) with step size

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The number which will be divided by 10, 100 or 1000.

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Generated value: `integer`

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We need to find the answer to $\frac{1}{\var{factor}} \times$ {number}.

This is the same question as {number} ÷ {factor}.

{factor} has {log(factor)} zeros and the answer must get smaller.

Therefore we move the decimal point in {number} {places} places to the left.

Where is the decimal point in the number {number}?

The decimal point sits at the right hand end of any whole number, so {number} can be thought of as {number}.00..

{number}.00.. ÷ {factor} = {decimal(number/factor)}

Therefore $\frac{1}{\var{factor}} \times$ {number} = {decimal(number/factor)}.

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This question is used in the following exam:

Practise your skills 2.1: Place value and decimal numbers by Adelle Colbourn in MESH.

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Generated value: integer

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Generated value: `integer`