Fractions and Decimals
Fractions and Decimals on the Number Line
Compare Decimals
Add Fractions with Denominators of 10 and 100
Solve Word Problems Involving Money
100
What decimal represent this image?
0.7
100
What is the decimal and fraction of point D?
0.7 and 7/10
100
Use the symbol >,< or = to compare the two decimals
0.7 ____ 0.07
0.7 > 0.07
100
Add the fraction
2/10 + 78/100
2/10 --> 20/100
20/100 + 78/100 = 98/100
Answer = 98/100
100
What is the total of $5.75 and $10.38?
The total is $16.13
200
What is 85/100 in decimal form?
0.85
200
Write the decimal and fraction that represent point A on the number line.
1.6 and 1 6/10
200
Use the symbol >,< or = to compare these two number
6.43 ___ 6 7/10
6 7/10 is bigger than 6.43 because 6 7/10 is 6.7
6.7 is bigger number than 6.43.
200
Add the fractions
21/100 + 4/10 + 2/10
Change fraction 4/10 --> 40/100 and 2/10 --> 20/100
21/100 + 40/100 + 20/100
81/100
200
Coffee mugs cost $2.50 each. How much do 5 coffee mugs cost?
$12.50
300
What is the decimal and fraction of this image?
0.57 and 57/100
300
Place 35.87 on a number line
35.87 is between 35.0 and 36.0
It is closer to 36.0
300
Look at the decimals and fraction below, what is the smaller and greater number?
0.2, 33/100, 0.28, and 4/10
0.2 is the smaller number.
4/10 is the greater number.
300
Add the fraction and change the improper fraction into a proper fraction.
8/10 + 5/10
8/10+ 5/10 = 13/10
13/10 --> 1 3/10
Answer = 1 3/10
300
What is the total amount of money that is shown?
$38.81
400
What is the decimal and fraction that represent the image?
1.15 and 1 15/100
400
Place 62.74 and 63.38 on a number line
62.74 should be close to the middle of 62.7 and 62.8
63.38 is closer to 63.4
400
Janet drove 8/10 of a kilometer to the dentist office. Jackson walked 0.80 to the eye doctor. Who had farther to go for their appointment? How do you know?
Janet and Jackson went the same distance. 8/10 is equivalent to 0.80.
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A horse ate 3/10 pound of food in the morning, 6/10 pound of food in the afternoon, and 21/100 pound of food at the end of the day. How much food did the horse eat that day? Change the improper fraction into proper fraction.
Change 3/10 to 30/100 and 6/10 to 60/100.
30/100 + 60/100 + 21/100
111/100
111/100 --> 1 11/100
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Richard have $50 dollars to spend at a sport store. He chose out basketball for $18, football for $20 and football gloves for $9. Does Richard have enough money to buy all three items? Explain and show your work.
$18 + 20 + 9 = $47
Richard have enough money to buy all three items. The cost of the basketball, football and the gloves are $47. Richard have $50 which is greater than 47.
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What are two decimals and two fractions are equivalent to this image?
0.9 and 0.90 are equivalent.
9/10 and 90/100 are equivalent.
500
Make a number line and plot the value of each letter.
A 2.4
B 3.0
C 2.7
D 3.2
Order of Number Line: A, C, B, D
500
Terry, Ben and Mark went on a run. Terry ran 0.87 miles. Ben ran 1 32/100 miles. Mark ran 1.3 miles. Who ran the least miles? Who ran the most miles? Explain how you know.
Terry ran the least miles, he only ran 0.87 miles. Ben ran the most miles because 1 32/100 is equivalent to 1.32 in decimal form which is greater than Mark who ran 1.3 miles.
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A tiger ran 2/10 mile catching his breakfast, 7/10 mile catching lunch, and 61/100 mile catching dinner. How many miles did he run just catching his meals? Change the improper fraction into a proper fraction. Write the proper fraction as a decimal.
2/10 --> 20/100
7/10 --> 70/100
20/100 + 70/100 + 61/100 = 151/100
151/100 --> 1 51/100
1 51/00 as a decimals is 1.51
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Rose brought money to Six Flags. She brought cash with her. She spent $11.21 on food, $4.33 on soda and $42.05 at the arcade. How much money does she have left over?
$11.21 + 4.33 + 42.05 = $57.59 total spending at Six Flags
$78.82 - 57.59 = $21.23