Decimal Rounding
Decimal Addition
Decimal Subtraction
Decimal Multiplication
Long Division
100

What is 0.395 rounded to the nearest tenth?

0.4 or .4

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How do we align multi-digit decimals to add?

Align them by the decimal point. 

100

10.32-3.21

7.11

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1.1 x 2

2.2

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In 420 ÷ 21 = 20, what is the quotient? 

20

200

What is 9.006 rounded to the nearest hundredth?

9.01

200

18.53+0.041

18.571

200

0.35-0.3

0.05

200

How do we align multi-digit decimal numbers to multiply?

We align numbers on the right side (regardless of where the decimal point is).

200

In 15,480 ÷ 86 = 180, what is the divisor?

86

300

What is 0.56 rounded to the nearest whole number?

1

300

4.518+0.1

4.618

300

4.3-4.11

0.19

300

7.09 x 3.1

21.979

300

In 38 ÷ 19 = 2, what is the dividend?

38

400

What is 3.4585 rounded to the nearest thousandth?

3.459

400

3.073+3.006

6.079

400

3.9-2.8

1.1

400

How is the standard algorithm for multiplying decimals different from the standard algorithm for adding/subtracting decimals?

When multiplying decimals, you align the numbers on the right-hand side, but when adding/subtracting decimals, you align the numbers based on the decimal point.

400

What are the steps for long division?

1. Find the first 5 multiples of your divisor.

2. Divide, Multiply, then Subtract. Bring it on down. Bring it on back!

500

What is 23,498,745 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand?

23,500,000

500

1.09+3.01

4.1

500

7.68-5.67

2.01

500

3.78 x 2.2

What is 8.316?

500

2142 ÷ 9

238

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