Comparing Fractions
Which is greater?
2/5 or 2/6
2/5
Tell me if these fractions are equivalent. Yes or No and Why?
1/6 and 2/12
Yes 1/6 x2 = 2/12
Tell me if these fractions are equivalent. Yes or No and Why?
8/10 and 4/5
Yes because 8/10 divided by 2 is 4/5
Write < > =
0.4 ___ 0.04
0.4 > 0.04
Write as a decimal tenth as a decimal hundredths
0.5
0.50
Write < > =
7/10 ____ 7/8
7/10 < 7/8
Tell me if these fractions are equivalent. Yes or No and Why?
3/6 and 5/9
No you can't multiply 3/6 by anything to get 5/9
Tell me if these fractions are equivalent. Yes or No and Why?
20/30 and 1/3
No because 20/30 divided by 10 is 2/3 not 1/3
Write < > =
0.30 ___ 0.3
= because 0.30 is 30/100 and 0.3 is 3/10 which is equivalent
Write the mixed number as a decimal
12 705/1,000
12.705
Write < > =
15/4 ____ 20/8
15/4 > 20/8
Find a fraction equivalent to the given fraction
7/12 times ____ = 21/___
times 3 = 21/36
Find a fraction equivalent to the given fraction
15/40 divided by _____ = __/8
divided by 5 = 3/8
Write 3 1/10 as a decimal
3.1
Order the decimals from least to greatest
0.13, 0.08, 0.2
0.08, 0.13, 0.2
Write the fractions in order from least to greatest
10/12, 5/12, 7/12
5/12, 7/12, 10/12
Find an equivalent fractions to this fraction
1/4
2/8 (x2), 3/12 (x3), 4/16 (x4), 5/20 (x5), 6/24 (x6), 7/28 (x7), 8/32 (x8), 9/36 (x9), 10/40 (x10)
Find an equivalent fractions to this fraction
75/100
15/20 (divided by 5)
3/4 (divided by 25)
Round to the nearest tenth
4.182
4.2
A new container of hobby beads contains 1,000 beads. Sara has 1 new container and 14 leftover beads. What decimal number represents the number of containers Sara has?
1.014 containers
She has 1 whole and 14/1,000
Kim read 3/8 of a story. Darren read 3/6 of the same story. Who read more of the story?
Darren read more 3/6 > 3/8
Find 3 equivalent fractions for
4/5
8/10 (x2), 12/15 (x3), 16/20 (x4), 20/25 (x5), 24/30 (x6), 28/35 (x7), 32/40 (x8), 36/45 (x9), 40/50 (x10)
Complete each chain of equivalent fractions
16/8 = __/4 = __/2
16/8 = 8/4 = 4/2
Carlos has been vacationing for one week of his 10 day vacation.
1. What decimal number represents the part of his vacation that is past?
2. What decimal number represents the part of his vacation that remains?
1. 0.7 he vacationed 7/10 days already
2. 0.3 he still has 3/10 days left
Write 106.24 in expanded form
(100x1) + (6x1) + (2x0.1) + (4x0.01)