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A comprehensive study guide on how to perform basic arithmetic operations, including multiplication, division, conversion between decimals and fractions, and addition and subtraction of fractions and mixed numbers. It includes examples and step-by-step instructions.
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To multiply by 10, 100, 1000, etc., use the short cut. Move the decimal: 1 place right for x 10 2 places right for x 100 3 places right for x 1000 Add on zeros when necessary. Drop off front end zeros.
To divide by 10, 100, 1000, etc., use the short cut. Move the decimal: 1 place left for ÷ 10 2 places left for ÷ 100 3 places left for ÷ 1000 Add on zeros when necessary.
To convert a decimal number to a fraction, just read the decimal and write as a fraction.
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To do powers with fractions multiply both the numerator and denominator as many time as indicated by the exponent (power).
To do powers multiply the number as many times as indicated by the exponent (power).
10 3% of 820 0.03 x 820 820 x.
Change the percent to a decimal number by moving the decimal (at the end) 2 places to the left.
Change “of” to x
Multiply
Round $6.3572 to the nearest cent. $6 3572. 6 36.
To round a decimal to a decimal to whole number.
number.
3/7 is less than half
To round mixed numbers:
To add or subtract fractions or mixed numbers:
To multiply mixed numbers:
To divide mixed numbers.
To add decimal numbers line up decimal points and bring one down for the answer. If there is no decimal point you may add one behind the number. Then you may add in zeros in empty spaces and add as if whole numbers.
To add subtract decimal numbers line up decimal points and bring one down for the answer. If there is no decimal point you may add one behind the number. Then you must add zeros in empty spaces and subtract as if whole numbers.
To multiply decimals - do not lime up decimal points. Multiply as if whole numbers then count then the number of digits behind the decimal point in both numbers. The product must have the same number of digits behind the decimal point.
To divide decimal numbers move the decimal in the divisor to the end of the number. Move the decimal in the dividend the same amount of places. Bring the decimal; straight up for the answer. Keep dividing until you get a zero remainder.