Mathematics · Pedagogy of Mathematics
In his Class 5 mathematics test, Saroj writes down that 3.24 is greater than 4.1, and argues that 'A number with three digits is always bigger than a one or two-digit number.' This is an example of a:
- 1both careless and comprehension error
- 2conceptual error✓
- 3comprehension error
- 4careless error
Correct answer
conceptual error
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