Exponents
Adding and Subtracting Decimals
Expanded Notation
Rounding Decimals
Comparing decimals
100

101

10

100

What is the most important thing you need to do when adding and subtracting decimals?

Line them up!

100

write this number in expanded notation 331.6

(300 x 1) (30 x 1) (1 x 1) 6 x .1) 

100

.45 rounded to the nearest tenth

.5

100

.52 is greater or less then .5

Greater then

200

104

10,000

200

34.6 + 19.5 

54.1

200

write this number in expanded notation 54.729 

(50 x 10) (4 x 1) (7 x .1) (2 x .01) (9 x .001)

200

3.42 rounded to the nearest tenth

3.4

200

4.52 is greater or less then 5.42

less then
300

106

1,000,000

300

621.74 + 63.194

684.934

300

Write this number in standard for (2 x 10) (6 x 1) (8 x .1) (9 x .01)

26.89

300

63.5 rounded to the nearest whole number

64

300

(3 x 1) (6.1) (5 x .01) _________ 3.63

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400

102x 10

1,000

400

70.35- 51.23

19.12

400

Write this number in standard form (1 x 1000) (6 x 100) (5 x 10) (4 x 1) (2 x .1)

1654.2

400

what number would .652 be rounded to?

.65 or .66

.65

500

103 x 10

10,000

500

532.86- 423.63

109.23

500

Write this number in expanded notation 729,424.89

(7 x 100,000) (2 x 10,000) (9 x 1000) (4 x 100) (2 x 10) (4 x 1) (8 x .1) (9 x .01)

500

What number would 1.649 be rounded to?

1.64 or 1.65

1.65

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