Fractions and Decimals
Subtracting Rational Numbers
Word Problems with Rational Numbers
Bonus Questions
Integers
100

Compare these rational numbers. Use >, <, or =

5 1/2    5 2/3

5 1/2  <  5 2/3

100

Subtract these rational numbers. 

-12.4 - 8.39

-20.79

100

 Which expression is equivalent to 4.2-(-3.7)?

A. 4.2+(-3.7)

B. -4.2+3.7

C. -4.2+(-3.7)



D. 4.2+3.7

100

Convert these fractions to their decimal values.

2/3

0.hat6

100

14 - 25

-11

200

Convert these fractions to their decimal values.

6 1/10

6.1

200

Subtract these rational numbers. 

-3 1/3 - 2 1/3

-5 2/3

200

Which expression is equivalent to -8-5 when written as an addition expression?

A. -8+5

B. 8+(-5)

C. -8+(-5)

D. 8+5

C. -8+(-5)

200

Add these rational numbers. (Simplify any FRACTION answers)

7 2/5 + (-5 1/3)

2 1/15

200

-2 - (-8)

6

300

Convert this fraction to its decimal value. 

WRITE FRACTIONS IN SIMPLEST FORM.

1/5

.2

300

Subtract these rational numbers.

-23.01 - 8.2

-31.21

300

 Which expression is equivalent to -6-(-9)?

A. -6+(-9)

B. -6+9

C. 6+(-9)

D. 6+9

B. -6+9

300

The difference between two negative numbers is positive.

A. Always

B. Sometimes

C. Never

B. Sometimes

300

-14 - 21

-35

400

Convert these repeating decimals to fractions. 

WRITE FRACTIONS IN SIMPLEST FORM.

0.21

21/100

400

Subtract these rational numbers.

-5/6-(-4/5)

-1/30

400

A swimming pool's water level rises 12 centimeters on Monday. The next day the water level drops 1.8 centimeters. Which expression represents the water level change over the 2 days, including Monday's rise?

A. 12+(1.8)

B. 12-(1.8)

C. -12+1.8

D. 1.8-12

B. 12-(1.8)

400

The sum of two negative numbers is negative.

A. Always

B. Sometimes

C. Never

A. Always

400

-7 + 6 -(-8)

7

500

Worth double points!

Identify each number as RATIONAL or NOT RATIONAL

12,            1/8,              3.141529..........

1. Rational

2. Rational

3. Irrational (does not terminate or repeat)

500

Subtract these rational numbers. 

2/3 - 3/4

-1/12

500

At 6 a.m., the temperature is -4 degrees. It increases by 3 degrees at 10 am and decreases 2 degrees at noon. What is the temperature at noon?


Double points!!


-3 degrees

500

 Compare these rational numbers. Use >, <, or =

-10 3/4      -10.75

-10 3/4 = -10.75

500

18 + (-6)

12