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When converting from Fractions to Decimals, you're basically doing what?
Long Division
Short Multiplication
Keep, Change, Flip
Get the variable by itself
When setting up the division problem which number goes on the outside of the long division problem? (The "outside" is where the "x" is)
Whichever number is larger goes outside
Numerator is outside
Denominator is outside
Whichever number is smaller goes outside
What's another way of saying "one fourth"?
One times four
One divided by four
One plus four
One minus four
What ANOTHER way of saying "one fourth"?
"What is one plus four?"
"How many times is one times four?"
"How many times does one go into four?"
"How many times does four go into one?"
When converting a mixed number to a decimal, what do I have to do with the whole number?
Add the whole number to the denominator then divide by the numerator.
Just leave it alone. Only convert the fraction to a decimal.
Multiply the whole number by the numerator then divide the denominator.
Take the cubed root of the whole number squared then find the limit of the numerator as x approaches infinity.
When converting from decimals to fractions, how do we get the numerator?
It's 100 minus the original number
Just pick a random number
It's whatever the place value farthest to the right is.
It's the original number without a decimal (in this case it would be 35)
When converting from decimals to fractions, how do we determine the denominator?
It's the place value farthest to the right of the decimal. "Tenths" would be 10, "Hundredths" would be 100, "Thousandths" would be 1000 and so on.
It's the original number without the decimal
It's always 10.
The denominator is the bottom number of a fraction.
What place value is the "5" in?
Oneths
Tenths
Hundredths
Thousandths
What place value is the "2" in?
Tenths
Hundredths
Thousandths
Ten-Thousandths
What's the final step when converting decimals to fractions?
Simplify the fraction
Multiply by 2
Keep, Change, Flip
Divide by pi
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