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Decimals Review

Solve: 15 ÷ (9 – 4) • 32 - 9 3 18 6

Write in standard form: 2 + 0.3 + 0.01 + 0.002 2.312 0.09 9 2.7

If one book is 2. 3 inches wide and another is 1 If one book is 2.3 inches wide and another is 1.049 inches wide, how much wider is the first? 1.026 2.349 1.062 3.349

If 3 boxes weigh 0.53 pounds each, what is the total weight? 1.06 15.9 1.59

Solve: 4.51 x 3.4 15.334 153.34 1.5334 1533.4

Solve: 4x for x=4.89 0.89 8.89 19.56 44.89

Solve: 3.9 ÷ 3 0.13 1.3 7.69 76.9

Solve: 3.6 ÷ x for x=2 180 18 0.18 1.8

If 3 friends share a bag of pretzels that costs $4 If 3 friends share a bag of pretzels that costs $4.08, how much should each person pay? $2.04 $1.36 $13.60 $0.36

Mr. and Mrs. Wodehouse’s 5 children are buying a cake for their parents’ wedding anniversary. The cake costs $24.10. If the children split the cost equally, how much will each person pay? $4.82 $6.02 $8.03 $12.05

A superstore is selling 11 hats for $117. 15 A superstore is selling 11 hats for $117.15. Is this more or less expensive than Harold’s Happening Hats which sells each hat for $11.43? more less

Solve: 4.14 ÷ 4.5 10.8 1.08 9.2 0.92

The gas tank in a hybrid car can hold 14. 5 gallons of gas The gas tank in a hybrid car can hold 14.5 gallons of gas. If the car can go 359.6 miles without having to refuel, how many miles per gallon does the car get? 24.8 248 5,214.2 521.42

Chain at the hardware store costs $0. 15 per foot. If you bought $1 Chain at the hardware store costs $0.15 per foot. If you bought $1.44 worth of chain, what length of chain did you buy? 96 feet 9.6 feet 0.216 feet 21.6 feet

You have a pitcher that holds 39. 3 oz of lemonade You have a pitcher that holds 39.3 oz of lemonade. If each glass holds 8.8 oz, how many glasses can you completely fill? 7 glasses 6 glasses 5 glasses 4 glasses

Each day you drive to work, your car uses 3. 8 gallons of gas Each day you drive to work, your car uses 3.8 gallons of gas. If your tank holds 17.7 gallons of gas, how many days can you drive to work without running out of gas or refueling? 4 days 5 days 6 days 7 days

If you are making 22 sandwiches for a family reunion and 6 slices of turkey come in each package, how many packages will you need to buy? 2 packages 3 packages 4 packages 5 packages

2 guests 3 guests 4 guests 5 guests Mr. Gonzalez’s sixth-grade class is putting on a play. He reserved the first 6 rows of the auditorium for family members and friends of the 24 students in his class. If each row contains 17 seats and each student can invite the same number of guests, how many guests can each student invite? 2 guests 3 guests 4 guests 5 guests

Solve: u x 5.6 for u=6.16 3449.6 3.4496 344.96 34.496

A stack of blocks is 15. 2 inches tall A stack of blocks is 15.2 inches tall. If there are 10 blocks stacked one on top of each other, how tall is each block? 0.152 inches 1.52 inches 15.2 inches 152 inches