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- Rename each fraction with a denominator of 10, 100 or 1,000, then write it as a decimal:\dfrac{3}{20}\dfrac{13}{25}\dfrac{3}{40}\dfrac{11}{125}
- Write each fraction as a decimal by dividing the top by the bottom:\dfrac{9}{4}\dfrac{13}{8}\dfrac{17}{20}
- Write less than, greater than or equal after writing the fraction as a decimal:
- Write each decimal as a fraction or mixed number in lowest terms:0.680.0280.2256.45
- Write the rainfall as a decimal and say which two rain gauge marks it falls between.
- Fix Jack's decimal for 2 fifths and find which fraction his answer equals.
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Converting between fractions and decimals: the lesson ›More Chapter 4 worksheets: Multiplying and dividing decimals
- 4.1Converting between fractions and decimals
- 4.2Multiplying decimals
- 4.3Where the point goes in a product
- 4.4Dividing decimals
- 4.5Dividing by a decimal