Fractions Decimals with Tenths and Hundredths

Decimal form of 72/10 is _____

• 7.2

• 0.72

• 72.0

The decimal part of 23.98 is _______

• 23

• 98

• 2398

Which of the following NOT a correct way to write the amount shown in this model?

• .4

• .40

Write the amount shown in the model in fraction form.

Write the word form for the amount shown in the model.

• Three hundredths

• Three tens

• Three tenths

• Three

When converting from decimals to fractions, how do we determine the denominator?

• It's the place value farthest to the right of the decimal. "Tenths" would be 10, "Hundredths" would be 100, "Thousandths" would be 1000 and so on.

• It's the original number without the decimal

• It's always 10.

• The denominator is the bottom number of a fraction.

When converting from Fractions to Decimals, you're basically doing what?

• Long Division

• Short Multiplication

• Keep, Change, Flip

• Get the variable by itself

When converting a mixed number to a decimal, what do I have to do with the whole number?

• Add the whole number to the denominator then divide by the numerator.

• Just leave it alone. Only convert the fraction to a decimal.

• Multiply the whole number by the numerator then divide the denominator.

• Take the cubed root of the whole number squared then find the limit of the numerator as x approaches infinity.

When converting from decimals to fractions, how do we get the numerator?

• It's 100 minus the original number

• Just pick a random number

• It's whatever the place value farthest to the right is.

• It's the original number without a decimal (in this case it would be 35)

What place value is the "5" in?

• Oneths

• Tenths

• Hundredths

• Thousandths