Naming Decimals and Fractions

This video tutorial explains how to properly name fractions and decimals. It begins with naming fractions by stating the numerator first, followed by the denominator, and emphasizes the use of 'ths' for the denominator. The tutorial then transitions to naming decimals, highlighting the importance of identifying the place value of the last digit after the decimal point, such as tenths or hundredths.

What is the first step in naming a fraction?

• Say the fraction as a decimal

• Say the denominator first

• Say the numerator first

• Say both numbers together

How do you name the fraction 9/10?

• Nine ten

• Nine tenths

• Ninety

• Nine over ten

What is the significance of the 'ths' ending in naming fractions?

• It signifies the denominator's place value

• It shows the fraction is improper

• It is used for decimals only

• It indicates a whole number

What is the correct way to name the fraction 9/10 in words?

• Ninety

• Nine over ten

• Nine ten

• Nine tenths

What is the correct way to name the fraction 73/100?

• Seventy-three over one hundred

• Seventy-three hundreds

• Seventy-three hundred

• Seventy-three tenths

What is the first step in naming a fraction with a numerator of 73?

• Round it to the nearest whole number

• Convert it to a decimal

• Say the numerator first

• Say the denominator first

What is the correct way to name the fraction 73/100 in words?

• Seventy-three hundred

• Seventy-three tenths

• Seventy-three hundreds

• Seventy-three over one hundred

What is the first step in naming a decimal?

• Round it to the nearest whole number

• Convert it to a fraction

• Say the number first

• Identify the place value

How do you name the decimal 0.6?

• Six tenths

• Six hundredths

• Sixty

• Six over ten

How do you determine the place value of a decimal?

• By counting the digits after the decimal point

• By looking at the numerator

• By rounding it to the nearest whole number

• By converting it to a fraction