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| a number with a decimal point |
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| what you say when reading the decimal point |
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| the position of a digit in a number |
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| what a digit is worth according to its place in the number |
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| .56 - the six is in the hundreth place- two places to the right of the decimal point |
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| .56 - the five is in the tenth place- one place to the right of the decimal point |
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if a digit is 5 or greater, round up
if a digit is less than 5, round down |
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Align the numbers along the decimal point and work from left to right
If all digits are the same, move to the next place |
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| Line up the numbers along the decimal point. Work from left to right. Order the numbers from greatest to least or least to greatest. |
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Keep decimal man happy!
Line up the decimal points
Add/subtract and regroup if needed
Bring down the decimal point |
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1.Ignore the decimal point, and multiply the numbers
2.Count the number of decimal places to the right of the decimal point
3.Start at the end of the answer and move the decimal point that many places to the left |
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1.Move the decimal point in the divisor to the right to make it a whole number
2.Move the decimal in the dividend the same number of places
3.Divide as with whole numbers
4.Move the decimal point directly above in the quotient |
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Order the numbers from greatest to least
6.529
6.531
6.526 |
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Compare the numbers < , >, =
.87 _____ .92 |
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Compare the numbers
.854 ____ .853 |
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Compare these numbers
1.23 _______ 1.233 |
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1.23 < 1.233
(1.233 has a 3 in the thousandths place making it larger |
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Add the numbers
1.34 + 2.45 |
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Subtract the numbers
4.56 - 3.28 |
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Multiply the numbers
4.5
x 4 |
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