Fractions, Decimals, and Percents
Rational Numbers
Positive Rational Number Operations
Integer Operations
100

What percentage of the hundreds grid is shaded? Express that percent four ways.

40% 

0.40 

40 out of 100  

40/100

100

Opposite of 2.5

-2.5

100

3/4 / 5/7

1 1/20

100

8 + (−5) =

3

200

A bottle is 75% full of water. Mark a dot to represent this percent on the number line below.

<------l------l------o------l------>

  0                                 1

200

Absolute Value 

|−12| and |−3|

greater than or less than

12 and 3

12 > 3

200

3/8 x 2/3

6/24 or 1/4

200

−3 – 11=

-14

300

A book is on sale for 85% of its normal price. Write 85% in fraction form and decimal form

85/100, 0.85

300

Classify each number by writing the set or sets to which the number belongs.

-23

Integer, rational number

300

Divide 3 1/4 yards into groups of 1/3

3 1/4 / 1/3

13/4 x 3/1

39/4 = 9 3/4

300

32 ÷ (−4)=

-8

400

Does 1.2 = 12%?

No, 1.2 represents a percent more than 100. 1.2 = 120%.

400

Use absolute value to describe the elevation of a diver at −250 meters.

|−250| = 250; sea level is at zero meters, so the diver is 250 feet below sea level or below zero.

400

54.75/0.75

73

400

5 – (−5)=

10

500

Tia found a pair of boots that she wanted to buy for $150. The store was offering a 30% discount for new customers. How much is the discount Tia would receive on the new pair of boots?

Discount: $45

500

In the following month, Aiko placed his snail at zero and tracked the distance. Order the values from greatest to least.

−4, 1.5, 3, −2 1/2

3, 1.5, -2 1/2, -4

500

Sam used 1.85 kilograms of glitter making crafts at school. If all 18 of his classmates used the same amount, how much glitter did they use?

18 x 1.85

33.30

500

−4(7) =

-28

600

3/5=%

60%

600

Write + if the value is positive. Write − if the value is negative.

A credit of $5: ___

A loss of 18 points: ___

A weight gain of 2.6 pounds: ___

A deposit of $15: ___

A depth of 20.5 feet below sea level: ___

A temperature increase of 15°F: ___

+

-

+

+

-

+

600

How many pieces of wrapping paper measuring 1 3/10 meters in length can Elijah cut from a roll that is 163.15 meters long? Explain how you set up this problem. Show your work.

Elijah can cut 125.5 pieces.

600

(−10)(−5)=

50

700

Maria got a pedicure that cost $60. She decided to tip her pedicure artist 20%. What was the tip amount?

60 × 0.2 = $12 tip

700

While playing a game, students earned the following scores: −3, 2.75, 2 1/4 , −1.25, −2 1/2, 0, and 2.

Place scores from least to greatest

−3, −2 1/2 , −1.25, 0, 2, 2 1/4, 2.75

700

One lap in the pool takes 2 1/4 minutes. At this rate, how long will it take to swim 3.5 laps?

2 1/4= 2.25   

2.25 x 3.5

7.875

700

−48 ÷ (−8) =

6

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