Maths / Number / 1.1 Arithmetic / Adding decimals
C1.6 / E1.6 · NON-CALCULATOR · SKILL 1
A decimal point has a place.
Add like units together. When ten tenths collect, exchange them for one whole—without changing the value.
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Where does this matter?
Adding lengths of fabric, lap times or ingredient masses requires matching units. A tenth of a metre is the same size wherever it appears in a written number. Aligning decimal points is how the written method keeps those units together.
This is one skill in Arithmetic, not the whole subtopic. Subtraction is available next. Multiplication, division, fraction arithmetic and order of operations are planned. Original Cambridge-style questions; preview evidence is not a mastery certificate.