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4.1 – Introduction to DecimalsDecimal Notation and Writing Decimals.
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4. – Solving Equations with Fractions
Write each number in words.
4.1 – Introduction to DecimalsDecimal Notation and Writing Decimals.
0.06 Six hundredths
Negative two hundred and seventy-three thousandths
Eight hundred twenty-nine ten-thousandths
Eighty-seven and thirty-one hundredths
-200.073
0.0829
87.31
52.1085
1493.62
Fifty-two and one thousand eighty-five ten-thousandths
One thousand four hundred ninety-three and sixty-two hundredths
4. – Solving Equations with Fractions
Write each decimal in standard form.
4.1 – Introduction to DecimalsDecimal Notation and Writing Decimals.
500.96Five hundred and ninety-six hundredths
Thirty-nine and forty-two thousandths
Negative eight hundred seven and twenty-five ten-thousandths
Twelve thousand thirty-seven and two hundred ninety-eight thousandths
39.042
-807.0025
12,037.298
51
64
241
32
1000
29
Write the following decimals as fractions/mixed numbers in simplest form.
100
97
64
1001000
4.1 – Introduction to DecimalsDecimal Notation and Writing Decimals.
29.97
0.241
0.032
0.51
64.8 -209.986
4
125
810
45
2091000
986
209500
493
Compare digits in the same place, when determining which number is larger.
4.1 – Introduction to DecimalsComparing Decimals
When two digits are not the same value, the larger digit is the larger decimal.
26.208 26.28 0.12 0.026
0.0065 0.00065 3.4251 3.4249
-0.562 -0.652 -0.039 -0.0309
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Use < or > to make a true statement
Locate the digit to the right of the requested place value.
4.1 – Introduction to DecimalsRounding Decimals
If the digit to the right is 5 or greater, round the place value up one and drop remaining digits.
482.7817 Round to the nearest thousandth 482.782
0.7522 0.8
752.883 750
If the digit to the right is less than 5, the place value remains and the remaining digits are dropped.
Round to the nearest tenth
Round to the nearest tens
3.141592 3.14Round to the nearest hundredth
4.2 – Adding and Subtracting Decimals
Zeros placed at the end of the last digit in a decimal do not change the value of the decimal.
Are the values the same?
0.030.00030.003000.3
NO
0.00300000.0030000.00300.00300
YES
0.0030.0030.0030.003
YES
4.2 – Adding and Subtracting Decimals1) Write the numbers so the decimal points line up vertically.
2) Place zeros after the last digit to assist in adding or subtracting the decimals.
3) Add or subtract the decimal places like whole numbers.Examples:
19.525.371
0+
19.52 + 5.371
24.891
40.0817.612
0+
40.08 + 17.612
57.692
4.2 – Adding and Subtracting DecimalsExamples:
0.125422.800+
0.125 + 422.8
422.925
1926.47
.00+
19 + 26.47
45.47
34.567129.43
0
+
34.567 + 129.43 + 2.8903
2.890300
3788.661
11.2146.013
0
+
11.21 + 46.013 + 362.526
362.526974.914
4.2 – Adding and Subtracting DecimalsExamples:
6.73.92
0-
6.7 – 3.92
7329.31
.00-
73 – 29.31
5.4-9.6
5.4 – 9.6 9.92+7.12
7.12 + 9.92
4.2 – Adding and Subtracting DecimalsExamples:
25.9119.204
0-
19.204 from 25.91
Evaluate y – z if y = 11.6 and z = 10.87
4.2 – Adding and Subtracting DecimalsEstimation – a process to check if an answer is reasonable.
58.1326.97
0+
58.1 + 326.97 60 + 330
33060
Actual (Exact) Estimate
16.080.921
0-
16.08 – 0.921 16 – 1
116
Actual (Exact) Estimate
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4.3 – Multiplying Decimals1) Multiply the decimals as thought they are whole numbers.
2) Add the number of decimal places in each term.
3) From the last digit of the product, count to the left and place the decimal after that numbered term.Examples:
6960.62
21576
x34.8
2088
3 decimal places
21.576
448727
17307
x0.0641
1282
4 decimal places
1.7307
4.3 – Multiplying DecimalsExamples:
657-0.9
6.57
x7.3
2 decimal places27
7.3
657
x-0.9
63
2 decimal places
6.57
4.3 – Multiplying DecimalsActual (Exact)
2.89x30.26
3x30
Estimate