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Key words for GCSE Maths

decrease If you decrease a number, you make it smaller.
decimal A decimal is a number that shows tenths and hundredths.
calculate If you calculate, it means you are doing a mathematical operation.
figures Numbers are also known as figures.
negative A negative number is a number that is less than zero.
value Value is how much something is worth.
recurring Recurring means repeating.
remainder A remainder is what's left over after dividing.
exchange To exchange is to swap one quantity for another depending on value.
quotient A quotient is a result calculated through division.
decomposition Decomposition is a way of breaking down numbers in subtraction and a way of writing numbers as a product of their primes.
mental If you carry out a sum without a calculator, it's called a mental calculation.
factor A factor is a number that divides into another number exactly.
multiple Multiples are the values that are a particular number's times table, for example 25 is a multiple of 5.
equivalent If two numbers are equivalent, they have the same value.
fraction A fraction is a part of a whole number, expressed as a/b. For example, a half is 1/2.
order The order is the sequence in which you carry something out.

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