grade 5 mathematics

Lesson 1: Reading and writing decimals

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How do you read 22.1086 ?

• twenty dot one thousand sixty-eight

• twenty two and one thousand eighty-six

• twenty two and one thousand eighty-six ten thousands

• twenty two and one thousand eighty-six ten thousandths

Answer explanation

the correct answer is twenty two and one thousand eighty-six ten thousandths (22.1086) . Why?

1) to read decimal numbers, read it like normal. For example:

11 = eleven

8201 = eight thousand two hundred one

2) instead of pronouncing the '.' or as we call dot, you pronounce it and.

example:

1.1 = one 'and' one tenths

3) like place values, we have;

ones, tens, hundreds, thousands and ten thousands

but the ones is the dot and instead those kinds of values, we add 'ths' at the end of them replacing the normal s to a ths.

4) after those explanations, we move to no. 4 which you combine all of those;

22.1086 = twenty two and one thousand eighty-six ten thousandths.

Lesson 1: Reading and writing decimals

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16.0164 = sixteen and one hundred sixty four _______

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Lesson 1: Reading and writing decimals

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41.0027 = forty one and ______ ten thousandths

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CCSS.5.NBT.A.3A

Lesson 1: Reading and writing decimals

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Read 59.8160

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CCSS.5.NBT.A.3A

Lesson 1: Reading and Writing Decimals

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Make (Seventeen and five hundred ten thousandths) a number decimal

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Lesson 1: Reading and Writing Decimals

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Make (four hundred ninety one and six thousand thirty one ten thousandths) a number decimal

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CCSS.5.NBT.A.3A

Lesson 1: Reading and Writing Decimals

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Make (one hundred eleven and two hundred eleven ten thousandths) a number decimal

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CCSS.5.NBT.A.3A

Lesson 2: Place value & value of decimals

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what is the place value of 5 in 10.7751 ?

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Lesson 2: Place value & value of decimals

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what is the value of 1 in 10.7751 ?

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CCSS.5.NBT.A.3A

Lesson 3: Comparing & arranging decimals

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compare the given decimals using (>, =, & <):

1) 11.801 __ 10.801

2) 1.38 __ 0.3710

3) 58.18 __ 58.180

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