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Lesson 43: Renaming Fractions whose

Denominators are Factors of 10 and 100 to


Decimal Numbers
Show me who I am
1. _______

2. _______

3._______
Find out how fractions and decimals mean the
same number.

What is the equivalent of in decimal form? How


do you rename to decimal?

3 tenths 0.3
Another Example:

What fractional part of the region is shaded?


How will you rename to decimal?
How do you rename in decimal form?
Station 1
Rename the following fractions to decimal
numbers.
Station 2
Rename the following fractions to decimal
numbers:
Mang Timoteo cut a bamboo pole into 10
equal parts and made them into 10 coin banks.
If he sold some and had of the coin banks left,
what decimal part of the coin banks was left?
How do you rename a fraction to a decimal
number?
6 pieces were left 4 pieces were sold

B B B B B B B B B B

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

whole
The illustration shows that 6 coin banks
were sold out of 10 or . How do you rename to
a decimal number?
Notice that the denominator 10 has one
zero. The number of zeros in the denominator is
equal to the number of decimal places after the
decimal point in a decimal number.
1. = = 0.5 2. = = 0.2
3. = = 0.6 4. = = 0.8
How will you write as a decimal? ?
= 0.35 The denominator has 2 zeros.
It tells us that there are 2 digits after
the decimal point in the decimal
number.

= 0.08 Zero is a place holder for tenths in


0.08.
Look at how these fractions are written as
decimals.
1. = 2. = = 0.45

3. = = 0.24 4. = = 0.06
Rename the following fractions to decimal
numbers.
Write the following fractions as decimal
numbers.

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7.
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10.

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