Add and Subtract Decimals
Multiply Decimals
Divide Whole Numbers and Decimals
Divide Fractions
Vocabulary
100

The answer to an addition equation.

Sum

100

The answer to a multiplication equation.

Product

100

The answer to a division equation.

Quotient

100

Find the quotient.

5/8 ÷ 4

5/32

100

The top part of the fraction that represents the actual number of parts out of the total number of parts.

Numerator

200

The answer to a subtraction equation.

Difference

200

Where should the decimal be placed in this product? 1.2 x 1.2 = 144

1.44

200

The number being divided is called the......

dividend

200

A model train is 15  3/4 inches long. Each car in this train is 2  5/8 inches in length. How many cars are in the train?

6 cars

200

The bottom part of the fraction that represents the total number of parts.

denominator

300

Before adding or subtracting decimals, you should always......

line up the decimals

300

Find the product.

6.93 x 14

97.02

300

True or false: If you have a remainder you should annex a zero and keep dividing.

True

300

5/4  ÷  1  1/12

60/52  or  15/13  or  1  2/13

300

A fraction "flipped" so the product equals 1.

reciprocal

400

Ilana needs more money to buy a new scrapbook that costs $8.35. She has $4.88. How much more money does llana need to buy the scrapbook?

$3.47

400

Find the product.

16.7 x 61

1018.7

400

5.3 ÷ 0.2

26.5

400

Raven is making pillows. Each pillow requires 3/5 yard of fabric. Raven has 6  2/3 yards of fabric. Find the number of pillows Raven can make. 

11 pillows

400

A number consisting of a whole number and a fraction.

Mixed number

500

A sandbox measures 2.8 meters by 1.9 meters. How many meters of wood will be needed to go around the perimeter of the sandbox?

9.4 meters

500

Chris and Jeff sold 15.5 pounds of trail mix. They sold the trail mix for $3.98 per pound. How much money did they collect?

$61.69

500

What is the quotient of 1,242 ÷ 18?

69

500

What is the length of a rectangle with an area of 8  1/10 square feet and a width of 2  1/4 feet?

3  3/5 feet

500

Numbers that can easily be solved using mental math to estimate for reasonableness.

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