Math Review

Write each decimal in word form. 1.08 ________________________________ 0.632 _______________________________ 2. Write each decimal in standard form. Four hundredths ______________________ Three and sixty two thousandths __________ 3. Add or subtract: 2 3/4 + 1/2= __________________

Find the LCM for each pair of numbers. 4, 6 _______________________________ 3, 12 ______________________________ 2. Add or subtract: 3 ¼ - 1 ¾ = ___________________________ 2 – ½ = ______________________________

1. What is ½ of 36? 2. What is ¾ of 24? 3. What is ⅝ of 40? 4. If I divide 10 feet of yarn into ¼ size pieces, how many pieces will I have?

1. Estimate the sum or difference by rounding. Show all of your work!!! 368 + 102 = __________________________ 15.8 – 3.2 = __________________________ 3.9 + 7.1 = ___________________________ 2. Add or subtract the decimals. Show all of your work. 21.74 – 9.81 = _______________________ 3.14 + 17.98 = ________________________

1. Estimate the sum or difference by rounding. Show all of your work!!! 742 – 14 = __________________________ 4.10 – 1.98 = __________________________ 63 – 11 = ___________________________ 2. Add or subtract the decimals. Show all of your work. 5.6 – 3.98 = _______________________ 2.25 + 9.5 = ________________________

Divide using partial quotients. 3 456 8 480 2. Jessica has 14 lbs. of sugar. If she uses 3 lbs. for one batch of cookies, how many total batches can she make? What will you do with the remainder?

Divide using partial quotients. 7 835 2 413 ┌ 7 835 2 413 2. I am filling containers with marbles. I have a total of 37 marbles. If 5 marbles fit in 1 container, how many containers do I need for all of my marbles? What will you do with the remainder?

Divide using partial quotients Divide using partial quotients. Draw a picture to represent the division. 6 158 3 246 2. Jamara has 52 pieces of gum to divide equally into 6 bags. How many pieces of gum will go into each bag? What will you do with the remainder?

Divide using partial quotients Divide using partial quotients. Draw a picture to represent the division. 6 366 2 415 2. I have 43 books that need to be put onto shelves. If 4 books will go on 1 shelf, what it is the fewest amount of shelves I need for all the books?

After a party, 1/4 of a cake is leftover After a party, 1/4 of a cake is leftover. If five people share the cake, what fraction will each person get? Ms. Bailey made 1/2 pound of fudge. If she gives the fudge to 8 students and each student gets an equal amount, how much will each student get?