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ARE YOU A MATHLETE?(Make the basket in 60 seconds)
Divide 34 into a decimal number using base ten.
Change 7 and 83 hundredths into a mixed number.
Change 5.1 into a mixed number.
Change 0.92 into a percent.
Change 4 3/10 into a decimal.
Answer to Question # 1
Thirty-four divided by 10 equals three remainder four since it is already in tenths the four goes in the tenths place.
34 ÷ 10 = 3.4
Answer to Question # 2
7 and 83 hundredths = 7 83100
Seven is the whole number then eighty-three is the numerator while one hundred is the denominator.
Answer to Question # 3
5.1 = 5 110
Everything to the left of the decimal is the whole number, the place furthest to the right of the decimal that has a digit is the number that will be the denominator (one place 10, two places 100, three places 1000, and so forth).
Answer to Question # 4
92%To change a decimal to a percent simply move the decimal place two to the right, example: 4.5 becomes 450%.
0.92 =
Answer to Question # 5
= 4.3
To change a mixed number to a decimal number simply put the whole number to the left of the decimal and the numerator of the fraction to the right of the decimal.
4 310
