Section 5 1 Introduction to Decimals Decimal Notation

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Section 5. 1 Introduction to Decimals

Section 5. 1 Introduction to Decimals

Decimal Notation • Used to denote a part of a whole. • Numbers written

Decimal Notation • Used to denote a part of a whole. • Numbers written in decimal notation are called Decimal Numbers, or simply Decimals. • The decimal number has three parts. – Whole Number Part – Decimal Point

Write a Decimal in Words Steps 1. 2. 3. 4. Write the whole number

Write a Decimal in Words Steps 1. 2. 3. 4. Write the whole number part Change decimal to the word ‘and’. Write the decimal part as a whole number. End with the place value of the last digit.

Example Translate the decimal into words. 2, 573. 1984

Example Translate the decimal into words. 2, 573. 1984

Example Translate the decimal into words. 12. 0235

Example Translate the decimal into words. 12. 0235

Write the Words in Decimal Format Steps 1. Find the word and, translate it

Write the Words in Decimal Format Steps 1. Find the word and, translate it into a decimal. 2. Translate the words before and as a whole num. 3. Find the last word on the right side of and, that is the number of spaces you need to fill. 4. Translate the words after and, into the spaces you have created.

Example Translate the word into decimals. Fourteen thousand twenty-two and six hundred millionths.

Example Translate the word into decimals. Fourteen thousand twenty-two and six hundred millionths.

Example Translate the word into decimals. Two hundred fifteen and two hundred fifteen hundred

Example Translate the word into decimals. Two hundred fifteen and two hundred fifteen hundred thousandths.

Decimal → Fraction • Steps – Move whole number to the side, a –

Decimal → Fraction • Steps – Move whole number to the side, a – Count the number of places after the decimal, n – Place decimal number (without decimal) in the numerator. – The denominator will be a 1 with n zeros. – Simplify the fraction – Bring whole number back in, a.

Example • Write -12. 35 in fraction form.

Example • Write -12. 35 in fraction form.

Example • Write -9. 052 in fraction form.

Example • Write -9. 052 in fraction form.

Example • Write 0. 25 in fraction form.

Example • Write 0. 25 in fraction form.

Comparing Decimals • Compare digits in the same places left to right. • When

Comparing Decimals • Compare digits in the same places left to right. • When two digits are not equal, the number with the larger digit is the larger decimal. • If necessary, insert 0 s after the last digit of the decimal point to continue comparing.

Example • Insert < , > or = to form a true statement. 0.

Example • Insert < , > or = to form a true statement. 0. 00985 0. 0098

Example • Insert < , > or = to form a true statement. 0.

Example • Insert < , > or = to form a true statement. 0. 09850

Rounding Decimal • Steps 1. Locate the digit of the place value given. 2.

Rounding Decimal • Steps 1. Locate the digit of the place value given. 2. Look at the number to the right • • If the number is a 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 leave the digit alone. If the number is 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 add one to the digit 3. Replace all the numbers to the right of the given digit with zeros.

Example • Round 0. 64 to the nearest tenth.

Example • Round 0. 64 to the nearest tenth.

Example • Round $5. 78 to the nearest dime.

Example • Round $5. 78 to the nearest dime.