Multiplying Decimals
Powers of 10
Decimal Addition
Decimal Subtraction
Decimal Place Value
100
0.5 x 0.3

0.15

100

This power of 10 equals what number? 

102

1000

100

10+0.5

10.5

100

0.8 - 0.46

0.34

100

Name the underlined place value:

1.249

Tenths

200

1.4 x 0.2

0.28

200

Put this number into a power of 10:

10,000

104

200

12.3+3.1

15.4

200

What happens when we do not have the same number of place values in the decimal subtraction problem?

You add zeros!

200

Name the underlined place value:

4.389

Hundredths

300

2.6 x 4

10.4

300

What is one key indicator that tells you how to convert a number into a power of 10?

The zeros!

300

78.44+8.92

87.36

300

1 - 0.32

0.68

300
Name the underlined place value:


5.438

Thousandths

400

What is one instance where when we multiply, numbers get smaller?

When we multiply decimals by decimals with no whole numbers!

400

This power of 10 equals what number?

106


1,000,000 - One million

400

136.45+97.88

234.33

400

1.46 - 0.78

0.68

400

Which underlined place value has a GREATER value?

13.452 or 7.328

The underlined 3 has a greater value.
500

3.4 x 6.1

20.74

500
Put this number into a power of 10:


1,000,000,000

109

500

What is one thing you have learned about adding with decimals that is different than adding with whole numbers? 

  - You need to line up the decimals

  - The place values need to be lined up                      - You can't line up all your numbers to the right side

500

0.865 - 0.494

0.371

500

Order the place values from least value to greatest value:

Tenths, Hundredths, Thousandths

Thousandths, Hundredths, Tenths

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