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Ordering Rational Numbers

Ordering Rational Numbers

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Mathematics

7th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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5 Slides • 18 Questions

1

Ordering Rational Numbers

Convert all numbers to

the same form

Order from least to greatest​

Decimal form is usually the easiest to compare​

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2

Multiple Choice

Ascending means...

1

least to greatest

2

greatest to least

3

average

4

mean

3

Multiple Choice

Descending means...

1

below zero

2

negative

3

least to greatest

4

greatest to least

4

Fractions to Decimals

Divide the numerator by the denominator

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​You may need to round if the decimal

does not terminate or end.

Remember 4 or below leave it alone

5 or higher round up​

5

Multiple Choice

What is the equivalent of 3/8 written as a decimal?

1

0.38

2

0.375

3

3.8

4

0.3

6

Decimals to Percents

Multiply by 100

Add the % sign​

​A percent can be a whole number or a decimal

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7

Multiple Choice

Convert the decimal 0.875 to a percent

1

8.75%

2

87.5%

3

875%

4

0.00875%

8

Percent to Decimal

Remove the % sign

Divide by 100​

Be careful moving your decimal

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9

Multiple Choice

Convert 3.5% to a decimal

1

0.035

2

0.0035

3

350

4

35

10

​Percent to a Fraction

Remove the % sign

Place over 100

Simplify​

Start small when simplifying if necessary

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11

Multiple Choice

Express 32% as a fraction in simplest form

1

32/100

2

8/25

3

16/50

4

100/32

12

Multiple Choice

Order from least to greatest: 4/5, 0.93, and 0.9

1

4/5, 0.93, 0.9

2

0.93, 4/5, 0.9

3

4/5, 0.9, 0.93

4

0.93, 0.9, 4/5

13

Multiple Choice

 \  Order the following rational numbers from least to greatest.


76, 1.26, 12-\frac{7}{6},\ -1.26,\ -\frac{1}{2}  

1

1.26, 76, 12-1.26,\ -\frac{7}{6},\ -\frac{1}{2}  

2

76, 1.26, 12-\frac{7}{6},\ -1.26,\ -\frac{1}{2}  

3

1.26, 12, 76-1.26,\ -\frac{1}{2},\ -\frac{7}{6}  

4

12, 76, 1.26-\frac{1}{2},\ -\frac{7}{6},\ -1.26  

14

Multiple Choice

Order the numbers from least to greatest:  45, 910, 0.3, 0.5\frac{4}{5},\ -\frac{9}{10},\ 0.3,\ -0.5  

1

910, 0.5, 0.3, 45-\frac{9}{10},\ -0.5,\ 0.3,\ \frac{4}{5}

2

0.5, 910, 0.3, 45-0.5,\ -\frac{9}{10},\ 0.3,\ \frac{4}{5}

3

0.3, 45, 0.5, 9100.3,\ \frac{4}{5},\ -0.5,\ -\frac{9}{10}

15

Multiple Choice

Put the rational numbers in order from least to greatest.

-4.2 , -4 1/2 , -4 , 0 , 4

1

0 , -4 1/2 , -4.2 , 4 , -4

2

-4 1/2 , -4.2 , -4 , 0 , 4

3

-4 1/2 , -4.2 , -4 , 4 , 0

4

4 , 0 , -4 , -4.2 , -4 1/2

16

Draw

Order from least to greatest

0.4 , 2/11 , 17% , 0.25

17

Multiple Choice

Which list of values is ordered from GREATEST to LEAST?


15, 0.27, 411, 25%\frac{1}{5},\ 0.27,\ \frac{4}{11},\ 25\%  

1

0.27, 411, 15, 25%0.27,\ \frac{4}{11},\ \frac{1}{5},\ 25\%

2

0.27, 25%, 411, 150.27,\ 25\%,\ \frac{4}{11},\ \frac{1}{5}

3

411, 0.27, 15, 25%\frac{4}{11},\ 0.27,\ \frac{1}{5},\ 25\%

4

411, 0.27, 25%, 15\frac{4}{11},\ 0.27,\ 25\%,\ \frac{1}{5}

18

Multiple Choice

Order the following from greatest to least:
0.35,  ⅜,  42%, ⅘, 0.2
1

⅘,  42%,  ⅜, 0.35, 0.2

2

  ⅜,  42%, ⅘, 0.2, 0.35

3

⅘, 0.35,  ⅜,  42%,  0.2

4

0.2, 0.35, ⅜, 42%  ⅘, 

19

Multiple Choice

List the following numbers from least to greatest:

-64 , 3.5 , √27 , 6.666...

1

-64 , -1/2, 3.5, 6.666...

2

3.5 , -1/2 , 6.666..., -64

3

3.5, -64, -1/2, 6.666...

4

6.666, -64, -1/2, 3.5

20

Multiple Choice

Is the statement below correct?

Create a number line on your scratch paper to justify your answer.

“I know that 5 is greater than 3.5. So, −5 must be greater than -3.5.”

1

The statement is correct because 5 is greater than 3.5

2

The statement is correct because -5 is less than -3.5

3

The statement is incorrect because -5 is less than -3.5

4

The statement is correct because 5 is less than 3.5

21

Multiple Choice

Is the statement below correct?

Create a number line on your scratch paper to justify your answer.

“I know that 7 is greater than 4 1/2. So, −7 must be greater than -4 1/2.”

1

The statement is correct because 7 is greater than 4 1/2

2

The statement is incorrect because -7 is less than -4 1/2

3

The statement is correct because -7 is less than -4 1/2

4

The statement is correct because 7 is less than 4 1/2

22

Multiple Choice

Is the statement below correct?

Create a number line on your scratch paper to justify your answer.

“I know that 7 is greater than 4 1/2. So, −7 must be less than -4 1/2."

1

The statement is correct because 7 is greater than 4 1/2

2

The statement is incorrect because -7 is less than -4 1/2

3

The statement is correct because -7 is less than -4 1/2

4

The statement is correct because 7 is less than 4 1/2

23

Multiple Choice

Is the statement below correct?

Create a number line on your scratch paper to justify your answer.

“I know that 5 is greater than 3.5. So, −5 must be less than -3.5.”

1

The statement is correct because 5 is greater than 3.5

2

The statement is correct because -5 is less than -3.5

3

The statement is incorrect because -5 is less than -3.5

4

The statement is correct because 5 is less than 3.5

Ordering Rational Numbers

Convert all numbers to

the same form

Order from least to greatest​

Decimal form is usually the easiest to compare​

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