Slides 21Oct about Decimals

Slides 21Oct

Decimals

Multiple Choice

How to read 4.52 ??

• four hundred fifty two

• four hundred point fifty two

• four point fifty two

• four point five two

Remember the last slide said:

• Using point

• Mention the number only

• So, we read the numbers straight away

• four point five two

Multiple Choice

how to read 1.03 ??

• one point zero three

• one point three zero

• one hundred and three

• one point three

Remember :

• Using point

• Mention the number only

• So, we read the numbers straight away

• one point zero three

Now,

How to written

Multiple Choice

How to write zero point three six?

• 0.63

• 0.36

• 0.036

• 1.36

Remember :

• Read the words then write one by one

• point means symbol (.)

• zero (0) point (.) three (3) Six (6)

Open your Workbook

page 89 number 2 and 2c

Do it in 30 seconds

Multiple Choice

Write as a decimals ! 26 tenths

• 0.26

• 2.6

• 1,26

26 tenths

• 26 is numerator

• tenths is denominator

• If numerator bigger than denominator means mix number

Multiple Choice

Write as a decimal! 109/10

• 0.109

• 1.09

• 10.9

• 109.10

Fraction and Decimal are same

• If numerator bigger than denominator, we divided

• the remainder of the division is the decimal

Multiple Choice

Write as a decimals : 61 hundredths

• 0,61

• 0,061

• 6,100

• 6,1

Remember the pattern

• 61 is numerator

• hundredths is denominator

• hundredths means 2 number in decimals

• If Denominator bigger than numerator means start with zero

Multiple Choice

Write as a decimal: 235 thousandths

• 2,35

• 0,235

• 23,5

Remember the pattern

• 235 is numerator

• Thousandths is denominator

• Thousandths means 3 number in decimals

• If Denominator bigger than numerator means start with zero

Multiple Choice

Write as a decimal : 1.008 Thousandths

• 0.1008

• 1.008

• 1.800

• 0.180

Remember the pattern

• 1008 is numerator

• Thousandths is denominator

• Thousandths means 3 number in decimals

• If numerator bigger than denominator means mix number