Adding Decimals
Subtracting Decimals
Multiplying Decimals
Dividing Decimals
Decimal Operations
100

3.4 + 2.58

5.98

100

6.2 − 1.45

4.75

100

0.5 × 6

3.0 (or 3)

100

4.5 ÷ 0.5

9

100

9.6 ÷ 3

3.2

200

12.375 + 0.625

13.000 (or 13)

200

What is Mrs. Shiverski's favorite dessert?

chocolate chip cookies 

200

4.2 × 0.3  

 1.26

200

How tall is Mrs. Shiverski's husband?

6'5"

200

54.8 + 92.713

147.513

300

45.6 + 3.047

48.647

300

100.5 − 47.345

53.155

300

12.5 × 0.08

1.00

300

12.6 ÷ 0.3

42

300

What is Mrs. Shiverski's favorite fast food drink? 

Baja blast freezie from Taco Bell

400

0.789  + 2.345

3.134

400

0.600 − 0.075

0.525

400

 3.45 × 2.6

8.97

400

0.56  ÷  0.025 

22.4

400

4.07 × 8.6

35.002

500

A shopper buys items costing $8.475, $3.299, and $12.88. What is the total cost?

$24.654

500

A bakers' inventory showed 23.75 kg of flour. They used 7.325 kg. How much remains?

16.425 kg

500

How did Mrs. Shiverski break her hand in 6th grade?

(hint: it was during winter)

Skiing behind a four wheeler 

500

A total of $24.75 is split equally among 6 people. How much does each person get?

$4.13

500

Mrs. Shiverski's car can travel at a speed of 217.4 miles per hour. The school bus can travel 1.23 times this speed. How fast can the school bus travel in miles per hour? 

267.402 miles per hour 

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