Addition
0.9+0.5
1.4
0.5-0.2
0.3
Round the number to the nearest WHOLE NUMBER.
8.63
9
Mr. Mitchell's pumpkin weighed 5.12 pounds. Mrs. Holder's pumpkin weighed 6.45 pounds. How many pounds did both of their pumpkins weigh.
Their pumpkins weighed 11.57 pounds.
2.25+6.56
9
0.45+0.56
1.01
0.26+0.13
0.13
Round the number to the nearest TENTH.
10.24
10.20
Coach B had the the fifth graders run 10.64 miles each week. The fourth graders ran 7.31 miles each week. How many more miles did the fifth graders run than the fourth graders.
The fifth graders ran 3.33 miles more than the fourth graders.
3.25+1.87
5
12.86+35.41
48.27
36.25+15.67
20.58
Round the number to the nearest HUNDREDTH.
12.458
12.46
Miss P's had 134.02 pounds of candy. If she gave Mrs. Holder's class 23.45 pounds and Mr. Mitchell's class 24.15 pounds, how many pounds of candy would Miss P have left?
Miss P would have 86.42 pounds of candy left.
12.54 + 33.18
46
45.235+33.542
78.777
67.458-43.661
23.797
Round the number to the nearest TENTH and HUNDREDTH.
45.346
45.3 and 45.35
Sally had $568.34 in her bank account. She withdrew $45.02 and wrote a check for $120.20. How much money did she had left in her bank account?
Sally had $403.12 left in her bank account.
45.22 - 32.54
12
130.487+87.325
217.812
242.32-101.55
140.77
Round the number to the nearest WHOLE NUMBER and HUNDREDTH.
45.624
46 and 45.62
Sam wanted to know how big his sandwich was for lunch. Each slice of bread is 1.5 cm. The lunch meat was 0.7 cm. How big was Sam's sandwich?
Sam's sandwich was 3.7 cm.
128.64 - 73.57
55