Brett has three 6-litre cans of paint.
He divides the paint up equally between his 24 art students.
How much paint will each student receive?
Write you answer as a decimal. (2 marks)
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Brett has three 6-litre cans of paint.
He divides the paint up equally between his 24 art students.
How much paint will each student receive?
Write you answer as a decimal. (2 marks)
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\(0.75\)
\(\text{Total paint}\) | \(= 3\times 6\) |
\(= 18\text{ litres}\) |
\(\text{Paint per student}\) | \(=\dfrac{18}{24}\) |
\(=\dfrac{3}{4}\) | |
\(= 0.75\text{ litres}\) |
Jane has two 4-litre cans of paint.
She divides the paint up equally between her 32 art students.
How much paint, in litres, will each student receive?
Write you answer as a decimal. (2 marks)
`0.25\ text(litres)`
`text(Total paint)` | `= 2 xx 4` |
`= 8\ text(litres)` |
`text(Paint per student)` | `= 8/32 = 1/4` |
`= 0.25\ text(litres)` |
Which of the following statements is correct for the number sentence `202 xx 0.1`?
`A`
`202 xx 0.1` | `= 202 xx 1/10` |
`= 20.2` |
`:.\ text(less than 202)`
`=> A`
`3.85 div 3.5=` | (2 marks) |
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`1.1`
`text(Strategy 1:)`
`3.85 div 3.5` | `=(3.5 + 0.35) div 3.5` |
`=3.5/3.5 + 0.35/3.5` | |
`=1 + 0.1` | |
`=1.1` |
`text(Strategy 2:)`
`3.85 div 3.5` | `=38.5 div 35` |
`=1 3.5/35` | |
`=1 1/10` | |
`=1.1` |
Arrange these decimals and fractions in ascending order. (2 marks)
`9/10 , 0.09 , 91/100 , 0.099, 10/11`
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`0.09, 0.099 , 9/10 , 10/11 , 91/100`
`text(Converting all to decimals)`
`=> 9/10 = 0.9`
`=> 91/100 = 0.91`
`=> 10/11 = 0.\overline{9090}`
`:.\ text(Descending order is )`
`0.09 , 0.099 , 0.9 , 0.\overline{9090} , 0.91=> 0.09, 0.099 , 9/10 , 10/11 , 91/100`
Arrange these decimals and fractions in descending order. (2 marks)
`1/4 , 0.21 , 4/5 , 0.205, 1/3`
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`4/5 , 1/3 , 1/4 , 0.21 , 0.205`
`text(Converting all to decimals)`
`=> 1/4 = 0.25`
`=> 4/5 = 0.8`
`=> 1/3 = 0.\dot{3}`
`:.\ text(Descending order is )`
`0.8 , 0.\dot{3} , 0.25 , 0.21 , 0.205 => 4/5 , 1/3 , 1/4 , 0.21 , 0.205`
Write `2.045` as a mixed number in simplest form. (1 mark)
`2 9/200`
`2.045` | `= 2 45/1000` |
`= 2 (45 div 5)/(1000 div 5)` | |
`= 2 9/200` |
Write `1.375` as a mixed number in simplest form. (1 mark)
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`1 3/8`
`1.375` | `= 1 375/1000` |
`= 1 (375 div 25)/(1000 div 25)` | |
`= 1 15/40` | |
`= 1 3/8` |
Write `0.85` as a fraction in simplest form. (1 mark)
`17/20`
`0.85` | `= 85/100` |
`= (85 div 5)/(100 div 5)` | |
`= 17/20` |
Convert `2 3/4` to a decimal. (1 mark)
`2.75`
`2 3/4` | `=2 (3 xx 25)/(4 xx 25)` | |
`=2 75/100` | ||
`= 2.75` |
Convert `1 1/2` to a decimal. (1 mark)
`1.5`
`1 1/2` | `=1 (1 xx 50)/(2 xx 50)` | |
`=1 50/100` | ||
`= 1.5` |
Convert `8/25` to a decimal. (1 mark)
`0.32`
`8/25` | `= (8 xx 4)/(25 xx 4)` | |
`= 32/100` | ||
`= 0.32` |
Convert `1/20` to a decimal. (1 mark)
`0.05`
`1/20` | `= (1 xx 5)/(20 xx 5)` | |
`= 5/100` | ||
`= 0.05` |
Convert `12/1000` to a decimal. (1 mark)
`0.012`
`12/1000` | `= 0.012` |
Convert `7/10` to a decimal. (1 mark)
`0.7`
`7/10` | `= 0.7` |
Convert `45/100` to a decimal. (1 mark)
`0.45`
`45/100` | `= 0.45` |
Write each of the following mixed numbers as decimals.
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a. `5.3`
b. `10.02`
c. `1.032`
a. `5 3/10 = 5.3`
b. `10 2/100 = 10.02`
c. `1 32/1000 = 1.032`
Write each of the following proper fractions as decimals.
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a. `0.4`
b. `0.77`
c. `0.09`
d. `0.395`
e. `0.067`
a. `4/10 = 0.4`
b. `77/100 = 0.77`
c. `9/100 = 0.09`
d. `395/1000 = 0.395`
e. `67/1000 = 0.067`
A high school has 1000 students enrolled.
37 of the 1000 students have the first name John.
Write the fraction of students with first name John as a decimal. (1 mark)
`0.037`
`37/1000 = 0.037`