Measuring to Nearest Eighth
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1) Measure each arrow to the nearest eighth.
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2) Measure each arrow to the nearest eighth.
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3) Measure each arrow to the nearest eighth.
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4) Measure each arrow to the nearest eighth.
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5) Measure each arrow to the nearest eighth.
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Writing Fractions as Decimals
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6) Express each fraction as a decimal. State whether it is terminating or repeating. If it is repeating, round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
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7) Express each fraction as a decimal. State whether it is terminating or repeating. If it is repeating, round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
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8) Express each fraction as a decimal. State whether it is terminating or repeating. If it is repeating, round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
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9) Express each fraction as a decimal. State whether it is terminating or repeating. If it is repeating, round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
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10) Express each fraction as a decimal. State whether it is terminating or repeating. If it is repeating, round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
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Equivalent Fractions and Cross Products
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11) Find the cross products for these equivalent fractions.
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12) Find the cross products for these equivalent fractions.
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13) Solve: State equal or not equal.
Use cross multiplication to decide if the fractions are = or ≠ (not equal).
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14) Solve: State equal or not equal.
Use cross multiplication to decide if the fractions are = or ≠ (not equal).
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15) Find the product.
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16) In this geometric design, describe the pattern that the artist followed to create the design.
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17) Find the quotient.
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18) Find the next three numbers in this sequence. Describe the pattern that connects the numbers. 5, 7, 10, 12, 15, 17, ____, _____, ____
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19) Round 34.2833 to the nearest tenth.
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20) Find the sum. Write the answer as a decimal fraction also. 16.8 + 22.34 + 5
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21) Evaluate. 14 x (20 – 5.3)
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22) Express 5.6 as an equivalent decimal written in thousandths.
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23) Find the quotient. Round to the nearest tenth.
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24) The three unknown weights on the left side of the scale weigh the same amount in ounces. Find the weight of each cylinder-shaped weight if the scales balance.
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