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Decimals and Fractions
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Decimals and Fractions
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Decimals and Fractions
Solving Equations with Decimals and Fractions
100
12.54+21.08
33.62
100
123.45-12.345
111.105
100
1.9*7.22
13.718
100
6÷0.25
24
100
t+0.77=9.3
t=8.53
200
9+5.68
14.68
200
-12.54-16.951
-29.491
200
10.58*(-2.54)
-26.8732
200
78.74÷12.7
6.2
200
p-1.34=-11.8
p=-10.46
300
(3/8)+(1/2)
7/8
300
(7/8)-(5/12)
(11/24)
300
(2/9)*(7/10)
(7/45)
300
1/5÷1/4
4/5
300
w+4/15=3 (1/3)
w=3 (1/15)
400
4(2/3)+6(3/7)
11(2/21)
400
5(5/6)-3(1/6)
2(2/3)
400
2(2/11)*(2/3)
1(5/11)
400
2 (1/2)÷2 (1/3)
1 (1/14)
400
(5/6)m=(8/9)
m=1 (1/15)
500
Ms. Herlihy's budgets 1/2 of her income for fixed expenses, such as, rent and bills. She budgets 1/8 of her income for savings. How much of her income is left after she does her budgeting?
3/8
500
In 2001, the population of the United States was about 2/7 billion people. It is projected that by 2025, there will be over 1/3 billion people in the United States. How muc will the population increase by 2025?
1/21 billion
500
A pie crust recipe calls for 4/5 teaspoon of baking powder. Alice is making 13 pies. How much baking powder does she need?
10(2/5)
500
The members of a book club met at a restaurant for dinner. The total bill was $112.95 and they shared the bill equally. Each person paid $12.55. How many members are there in the book club?
9 members
500
(-1/11)x=2 (1/10)
x=-23 (1/10)
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