Comparing Decimals
Rules
Adding and Subtracting Decimals
Multiplying Decimals
Dividing Decimals
100

Does 541.9 = 541.90?

Yes

100

What number can you add behind the decimal point at the end of any number, like 6.4_ and not change its value? 

0

100

3.42 + 5.57

8.99

100

0.7 • 0.3

0.21
100

1.38 ÷ 6

0.23

200

Which number is greater? 

27.601 or 27.621

27.621

200

When adding and subtracting decimals, what do we need to do with the decimal? 

Line up the decimals

200

67.89 - 9.68

58.21

200

1.6 • 0.08

0.128

200

18.4 ÷ 2.3 

8

300

Which number is greater? 

355.06 or 355.602

355.602

300

When multiplying decimals, how do we know how many decimal places are in the product? 

Count the total number of places behind the decimal in each factor being multiplied and the product must have that same number. 

300

Evaluate 3.5 + x for x=45.63

49.13

300

2 • 0.006

0.012

300

Evaluate 0.732 ÷ x for x=0.06

12.2

400

Order these numbers from least to greatest: 

14.08, 13, 14.8, 13.2, 

13, 13.2, 14.08, 14.8

400

When dividing, which number goes on the inside, the first or the second number? 

First number

400

23 - 7.06 = 

15.94 

400

Evaluate 6x for x=6.23

37.38

400

96.6 ÷ 0.42

230

500

Order these numbers from least to greatest: 

4.625, 4.8, 4.62, 4.607

4.607, 4.62, 4.625, 4.8 

500

When dividing decimals by decimals, which number has to be a whole number, the inside or the outside number? 

Outside number

500

In a diving competition, Jack received the following scores: 8.765, 9.45, 9.875, and 8.025. What was Jack’s total score? 

36.115 points 

500

Tessa walks her dog every day. If she walks 2.25 miles each day, how many miles will she have walked in 5 days? 

11.25 miles

500

Ben’s family drove 329.44 miles to get to the Grand Canyon. Ben calculated that the car averaged 28.4 miles per gallon of gas. How many gallons of gas did the car use? 

11.6 gallons of gas 

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