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Owen has $2.80 in dimes. Which equation shows how many dimes Owen has?
Owen has $2.80 in dimes. Which equation shows how many dimes Owen has?
- 2.80 ÷ 0.1 = 280 dimes
- 2.80 ÷ 0.01 = 28 dimes
- 2.80 ÷ 0.1 = 28 dimes (correct)
- 2.80 + 0.01 = 280 dimes
Melanie rides her bicycle 42.4 miles in 10 days. If she rides the same number of miles each day, how many miles does she ride each day?
Melanie rides her bicycle 42.4 miles in 10 days. If she rides the same number of miles each day, how many miles does she ride each day?
- 4.24 miles (correct)
- 0.424 mile
- 42.4 miles
- 424 miles
Which equation is represented by the decimal grids shown?
Which equation is represented by the decimal grids shown?
- 0.8 ÷ 4 = 0.7 (correct)
- 0.7 + 2.8 = 4
- 28 + 0.7 = 40
- 2.8 + 4 = 0.7
What is the quotient of 0.20 ÷ 5?
What is the quotient of 0.20 ÷ 5?
Which is an equivalent representation of 1.8 ÷ 3?
Which is an equivalent representation of 1.8 ÷ 3?
Rhea is purchasing a new computer for $570.00. She has a $50.00 gift card she can apply to her purchase. If she makes 20 equal monthly payments to pay for the new computer, how much will she pay each month?
Rhea is purchasing a new computer for $570.00. She has a $50.00 gift card she can apply to her purchase. If she makes 20 equal monthly payments to pay for the new computer, how much will she pay each month?
Morris is buying a camera and 5 rolls of film. He is charged $11.97 tax for his total purchase. After Morris pays with 10 twenty-dollar bills, what change should he get back?
Morris is buying a camera and 5 rolls of film. He is charged $11.97 tax for his total purchase. After Morris pays with 10 twenty-dollar bills, what change should he get back?
Henri has $22.50 to spend on snacks. He spends $2.25 per day on snacks. He wants to buy snacks for 12 days. Does Henri have enough money?
Henri has $22.50 to spend on snacks. He spends $2.25 per day on snacks. He wants to buy snacks for 12 days. Does Henri have enough money?
If not, how much more money does Henri need?
If not, how much more money does Henri need?
Sabrina has $2.95. She needs 4 times as much money to buy a school binder. Select the correct words below to find a reasonable estimate and product.
Sabrina has $2.95. She needs 4 times as much money to buy a school binder. Select the correct words below to find a reasonable estimate and product.
What is the missing value: 7.35 ÷ [blank] = 0.735 ?
What is the missing value: 7.35 ÷ [blank] = 0.735 ?
What is the missing value: [blank] x 0.01 = 0.068?
What is the missing value: [blank] x 0.01 = 0.068?
Which equation shows a reasonable estimate for the quotient of 7.99 ÷ 0.48?
Which equation shows a reasonable estimate for the quotient of 7.99 ÷ 0.48?
What is the quotient of 2 ÷ 0.1?
What is the quotient of 2 ÷ 0.1?
Flashcards
Total dimes calculation
Total dimes calculation
Find the number of dimes in $2.80 by dividing by the value of a dime ($0.10).
Melanie's daily bike distance
Melanie's daily bike distance
To find daily distance, divide total miles by days (42.4 miles / 10 days).
Decimal grids interpretation
Decimal grids interpretation
Identify the equation represented by decimal grids visually showing numbers divided.
Quotient of a decimal division
Quotient of a decimal division
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Equivalent representation of division
Equivalent representation of division
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Monthly payments for a computer
Monthly payments for a computer
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Change from a purchase
Change from a purchase
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Henri's snack budget
Henri's snack budget
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Sabrina's binder cost
Sabrina's binder cost
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Finding a missing value in division
Finding a missing value in division
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Finding a missing value in multiplication
Finding a missing value in multiplication
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Estimating a quotient
Estimating a quotient
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Quotient of whole number and decimal
Quotient of whole number and decimal
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Understanding dimes' value
Understanding dimes' value
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Daily biking routine
Daily biking routine
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Recognizing equivalent equations
Recognizing equivalent equations
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Calculating exact amount needed
Calculating exact amount needed
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Understanding tax in purchases
Understanding tax in purchases
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Sabrina's financial reasoning
Sabrina's financial reasoning
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Understanding decimal division
Understanding decimal division
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Understanding dimension reduction
Understanding dimension reduction
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Application of estimating methods
Application of estimating methods
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Exploring product outcomes
Exploring product outcomes
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Identifying financial management
Identifying financial management
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Interpreting division of larger numbers
Interpreting division of larger numbers
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Understanding proportion in division
Understanding proportion in division
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Evaluating purchases with transfers
Evaluating purchases with transfers
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Using decimal values for daily consumption planning
Using decimal values for daily consumption planning
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Study Notes
Section 1
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Question 1: Owen has $2.80 in dimes. The correct equation to find the number of dimes is 2.80 ÷ 0.10 = 28 dimes.
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Question 2: Melanie rides her bicycle 42.4 miles in 10 days. To find the miles per day, divide the total miles by the number of days: 42.4 miles ÷ 10 days = 4.24 miles/day.
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Question 3: The provided decimal grids are missing, so it's impossible to determine the equation represented. Further information is needed for this question.
Section 2
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Question 4: To find the quotient of 0.20 ÷ 5, divide 0.20 by 5: 0.20 ÷ 5 = 0.04
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Question 5: The equivalent representation of 1.8 ÷ 3 is 18 tenths ÷ 3 which simplifies to 6 tenths.
Section 3
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Question 6: Rhea is buying a computer for $570.00, with a $50.00 gift card. This leaves $520.00 to be paid. To find the monthly payment, divide the remaining amount by the number of months (20): $520.00 ÷ 20 months = $26.00/month.
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Question 7: Morris bought a camera for $129.59 and 5 rolls of film for $8.29 each. The total cost before tax is $129.59 + ($8.29 x 5) = $129.59 + $41.45 = $171.04. He paid $171.04 + $11.97 (tax) = $183.01. He paid with $10 twenty-dollar bills, which is $200. The change he should receive is $200.00 - $183.01 = $16.99.
Section 4
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Question 8: Henri has $22.50 to spend on snacks, spending $2.25 per day. For 12 days, this totals $2.25 x 12 = $27. He does have enough money.
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Question 9: Sabrina needs 4 times as much money for a school binder as she has ($2.95). A reasonable estimate is $4.00 x 4 = $12.00
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Question 10: To solve 7.35 ÷ = 0.735, divide 7.35 by 10, which results in 0.735. The missing value is 10.
Section 5
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Question 11: To find the missing value in × 0.01 = 0.068, divide 0.068 by 0.01, which results in 6.8.
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Question 12: A reasonable estimate for the quotient of 7.99 ÷ 0.48 is 70 ÷ 10 = 7.
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Question 13: The quotient of 2 ÷ 0.1 is 20.
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This quiz covers the topics of division and decimal calculations as outlined in your math class. You'll encounter various practical problems involving real-life scenarios such as money and distances that require division with decimals. Test your understanding and improve your skills in decimal arithmetic.
