2. PowerPoint ® Presentation Chapter 3 Calculating Measurements Section 3-1 Whole Number Measurements Section 3-1 Whole Number Measurements

3. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Measurements must be converted to share a common unit before they can be added together.

4. PowerPoint ® Presentation Chapter 3 Calculating Measurements Section 3-2 Fraction Measurements Section 3-2 Fraction Measurements

5. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements A fraction represents part of a whole. The numerator represents the part and the denominator represents the whole.

6. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Improper fractions can be converted into mixed numbers and mixed numbers can be converted into improper fractions.

7. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements When all the fractions in a calculation involving addition or subtraction have a common denominator, the numerators are added or subtracted and the denominator stays the same.

8. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Before fractions with unlike denominators can be added or subtracted, a lowest common denominator must be determined.

9. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Fractions with unlike denominators must be rewritten as fractions of equivalent value with common denominators before they can be added together.

10. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Fractions with unlike denominators must be rewritten as fractions of equivalent value with common denominators before they can be subtracted.

11. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements When multiplying fractions, the numerators are multiplied by each other and the denominators are multiplied by each other.

12. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Dividing fractions requires converting the divisor fraction into its reciprocal.

13. PowerPoint ® Presentation Chapter 3 Calculating Measurements Section 3-3 Decimal Measurements Section 3-3 Decimal Measurements

14. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements In a decimal, whole numbers are located to the left of the decimal point and the decimal part is located to the right of the decimal point.

15. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Decimals are rounded up or down depending on the value of the last digit in the decimal.

16. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Decimals are added and subtracted in the same way as whole numbers.

17. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements When multiplying decimals, the location of the decimal point in the product is based on the number of decimal places in the decimals being multiplied.

18. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements When the divisor and dividend in a division calculation are both multiplied by the same factor of 10, the value of the quotient does not change.

19. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements To convert a fraction to a decimal, divide the numerator by the denominator.

20. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Any decimal can be converted to a fraction by setting the denominator as a power of 10.

21. PowerPoint ® Presentation Chapter 3 Calculating Measurements Section 3-4 Calculating Area, Volume, and Angles Section 3-4 Calculating Area, Volume, and Angles

22. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements The area of a rectangle is equal to length × width and is expressed in square units of measure.

23. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements The radius of a circle is equal to one half the diameter of a circle.

24. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements When a circle is divided into equal portions through the center, central angles are created that equal the number of degrees that the portion of the circle contains.

25. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements Angles can be used in recipe instructions to explain how to hold kitchen equipment when performing different tasks.

26. PowerPoint ® Presentation Chapter 3 Calculating Measurements Section 3-5 Basic Statistics Section 3-5 Basic Statistics

27. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements A data table is a good tool for organizing sets of numerical information.

28. Chapter 3 — Calculating Measurements A graph is a visual representation of data.