Write five and four hundred three thousandths in Base Ten Numerals
5.403
Write the symbol >, =, or < to compare each pair of decimal numbers.
1.09 ___ 1.90 0.129 ___ 0.219 5.43 ___ 5.430
1.09 < 1.90 0.129 < 0.219 5.43 = 5.430
Round 7.385 to the nearest 1, tenth and hundredth.
7, 7.4, 7.39
7.99 + 2.46
10.45
How many meters is 34 kilometers? 34 km = ____________ m
34,000 m
Write 0.587 in Number Names
Zero and five hundred eighty-seven thousandths
Write the symbol >, =, or < to compare each pair of decimal numbers.
0.19 ___ 0.2 5.309 ___ 5.903 4.239 ___ 4.3290.19 < 0.2 5.309 < 5.903 4.239 < 4.329
Round 4.029 to the nearest 1, tenth and hundredth.
4, 4, 4,03
8 − 0.21
7.79
How many kilometers is 34 meters? 34 m = ____________ km
0.034 km
Write 3.529 in Expanded Form
(3x1)+(5x1/10)+(2x1/100)+(9x1/1,000)
Order the following by putting them in approximately the correct places on the number line: 0.893, 0.043, 0.304, 0.783
0__0.043_______0.304_________________0.783___0.893_____1
Round 15.068 to the nearest 1, tenth and hundredth.
15, 15.1, 15.07
4.98 + 2.34 5.01-2.40
7.32, 2.61
How many centimeters is 5.1 meters? 5.1 m = ____________ cm
510
Write three and thirty five thousandths in Base Ten Numerals and Expanded Form
3.035 and (3x1)+(3x1/100)+(5x1/1,000)
Order the following by putting them in approximately the correct place on the number line: 0.56, 0.372, 0.37, 0.943, 0.09
0 0.09 0.372____0.56 _________0.943____1
Round 8.467 to the nearest 1, tenth and hundredth.
8, 8.5, 8.467
5+0.23 9.37-6
5.23 3.37
How many meters is 340 centimeters? 340 cm = ____________ m
3.40 m
Write (4x1)+(1x1/10)+(6x1/100)+(2x1/1,000) in Base Ten Numerals and Number Name.
4.162 and four and one hundred sixty-two thousandths
Order the following by putting them in approximately the correct place on the number line: 0.246, 0.891, 0.042, 0.402
0__0.42_____0.246____________0.4.02________________________0.891
Round 0.389 to the nearest 1, tenth and hundredth.
0, 0.4, 0.39
94.3+45.4 4.98+2.34
139.8 7.32
The football stadium in our town holds thousands of people. Today is Kids’ Day, and they’re only charging $2.40 admission.
Complete the table below to show how much money they’ll take in for different numbers of people.
(please see your teacher's table)Please see teacher's table