UNIT 5 COMPULSORY ACTIVITY Full name:

1. Indicate which type of decimal number are each one of the following numbers and
indicate the period: (6 points)
a. 23.98766653
b. 78.234234234…
c. 9.08888…
d. 8.121122111222…
e. 56.894867676767…
f. 12.456456456…

Rounding numbers:
When a number has too much decimal numbers it is necessary to cut some digits off.
Examples: Round 34.429 to the nearest tenths → You focus on the hundredths (2), as they
are less than 5, the rounded number is 34.4
Round 34.429 to the nearest hundredths → You focus now on the thousandths (9), as they
are greater than 5, the rounded number is 34.43

2. Complete the table: (14 points)

Round to the Round to the Round to the Round to the
ones tenths hundredths thousandths

23.058 23 23.1
1

0.9417

9.7402

123.570
8

3. Fractions and decimal numbers. Complete the table: (10 points)

Write as a decimal number or as a fraction

1 1
2 8
 1 1
3 10

1 1
4 12

1 0.8
5

1 5.37
6

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4. Calculate the following combined operations, respecting the hierarchy (35 points)
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5. Monique has paid 14.28€ for a box of tangerines. If each 0.150 Kg cost 0.68 €, work out
how many kg she has bought. If each tangerine weighs 75 g, how many tangerines are there
in the box? (40 points)

6. Daniel is planning to do a route by bike of 154.3km in 4 days:

a) If he wants to cover the same distance every day, how many kilometers will he have
to do every day? (5 points)
b) The first day he covers 45.7km and the second one 40.6km. If he covers the same
number of kilometers the last two days, how many kilometers will he do each one of
both days? (15 points)

7. Look at the height of the basket players on the table:

Number of the basket Height (m)
player

00 2.18

15 1.98
 21 1.89

23 1.9

56 2.19

a) Order the height of the basket players from the least to the greatest. (3 points) b)
Calculate the average height, rounding to the nearest hundredth the final solution (7
points).
c) At the beginning of the 2nd quarter, there has been the following changes:
Number 35, who is 2.02m tall, comes in and number 23 comes out.
Number 44, who is 2.21m tall, comes in and number 56 comes out.
Calculate the new average height rounding to the nearest hundredth the final
solution (15 points).
Score Total Marks

150

I.E.S.O. “Manuel de Guzmán”

Plaza del Río Tajo, s/n – 45150 Correo-e: 45006207.ieso@edu.jccm.es
Navahermosa (Toledo) Teléfono: 925 410 277 – Fax: 925 429 956 Web: http://edu.jccm.es/ies/navahermosa/