PPT-Decimal Place Value

ONES TENS HUNDREDS ONES BLOCK ONES BLOCK ONE TENTH ONES BLOCK ONE HUNDREDTH ONES BLOCK ONE THOUSANDTH One Hundredth split into 10 equal parts 10 THOUSANDTHS Decimal Place Values Tens. Sales Tax. and Tips. Learning About Percent. %. Fractions, decimals, and percent are used everywhere all around us. In this tutorial you will practice calculating discounts and sale prices and learn strategies for finding a tip.. Percents. , & Scientific Notation. Converting, Comparing, & Ordering. SOL 7.1. Fractions. A . fraction. . is a way of representing division of a ‘. whole. ’ into ‘. parts. ’..  . Part. decimals. Multiplication. Multiplication with decimals. The following three techniques will be covered in this presentation:. Using upper and lower product bounds to correctly place the decimal point. Which Numbers are The . Powers of 10. ?. are the numbers produced when, starting with . one . (1), and repeatedly collect them into groups of 10. .. 1, 10, 100 etc. 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 etc. Number Ten (10). Learning Goal. LG: Demonstrate . an understanding of place value, including numbers that are:. • . less than one thousandth . Kid friendly: show that you can name the place value of numbers up to three spots after the decimal point. When dividing a decimal by a whole number, divide as with whole numbers. Then place the decimal in the quotient directly above its place in the dividend.. Example:. Dividing Decimals by Single Digit Whole Number. I have a. special . power.. It’s. called supernaturally. good looks.. Mike’s Math Mall. Multiplying. Dividing. and. by. Powers. of. Ten. CCSS . 5.NBT.A.1 &. 5.NBT.A.2. . Powers. . of. . 10. x. is what we don’t know … but it will be the fraction whose decimal equivalent is point-seven repeating.. Since the decimal begins repeating at the 10ths place, we will multiply both sides by 10.. Lesson 2-5. Dividing a Decimal by a Decimal. We NEVER want a decimal in the divisor.. If you have a decimal in the divisor, you need to bump it over until it is all the way over to the right of the number.. . Ken . McKelvie. – University of Liverpool. “Maths Outreach”. mckelvie@liverpool.ac.uk. The “. Nothing. ” in our title refers to the digit ‘. 0. ’. .  . The “. Ado. ” is the investigation of the incidence or otherwise of ‘. Chapter 1.2. How do I know what kind of decimal it is?. The name of a decimal is determined by the number of places to the . right. of the decimal point. Number of Places. Decimal Name. Example. 1. tenths. If you can read it you can WRITE IT!. 1. st. name your whole numbers (if any). 2nd . read the decimal like you would a . whole . number. 3rd find the place value of the last digit in the decimal portion of the number. (last name). Number Systems and Codes . - . Chapter . 3. Decimal. Each “place” in the decimal system represents a power of ten. Hundred’s. Ten’s. One’s. Tenths. Hundredth’s . Binary. Each “place” in the binary system represents a power of two. Chapter 1.2. How do I know what kind of decimal it is?. The name of a decimal is determined by the number of places to the . right. of the decimal point. Number of Places. Decimal Name. Example. 1. tenths.