Dividing Rational #'s
Multiplying Rational #'s
Subtracting Rational #'s
Adding Rational #'s
Vocabulary
100

True or False (Once chance):  When you divide rational numbers, you should convert all mixed fractions to improper fractions.

True

100

True or False (One Chance).  When you multiply rational numbers the first step is to make sure you have one decimal number and one fraction.

False.

100

Solve the problem

15 - (-8)

23

100

-16 + (-8)

-24

100

What goes in the blank?

Change each mixed number to an ________________.

Improper Fractions

200

8.2 divided by -4

-2.05

200

-7/10 x 1/4

-7/40

200

Mickey borrwed $75.00 from his grandparents to purchase a season pass to a theme park. After saving up his allowance for one month, he is able to pay them $24.65. How much does Mickey still owe his grandparents?

Mickey owes his grandparents $50.35 because he borrowed $75.00 and he paid $24.65.

200

6.25 + (-8.50)

-2.25

200

What goes in the blank?

Multiply the digits as usual, ignoring the ________________ until the end where you count over to put it in the right spot.

Decimal Point

300

-2/3 divided by 1/2

-1 1/3

300

4.5 x 3

13.5

300

-9/10 - (-3/10)

-6/10

300

-6/11 + -3/11

-9/11

300

What goes in the blank?

We see __________ numbers frequently in real life.

Rational 

400

-8/9 divided by -4/9

2

400

-15.6 x -2

31.2

400

-20 - 9

-29

400

-1 1/2 + 2 7/10

1 1/5

400

What goes in the blank?

When doing long division with decimals, bring the decimal directly above in the __________ (answer to a division problem).

Quotient

500

1 3/8 divided by 1/8

11

500

12.80 x 6.3

80.640


500

10.8 - (-6.4)

17.2

500

-54.26 + (-15.42)

-69.68

500

What goes in the blank?

Change the division to ______________.

Multiplication