Introduction to Decimals 2

Problem Set 1

Write each fraction as a decimal.

1. \frac{5}{1,000}= \text{___________}

2. \frac{152}{1,000,000}= \text{___________}

3. \frac{3}{8}= \text{___________}

Write each decimal as a reduced fraction.

4. 0.15= \text{___________}

5. 0.008= \text{___________}

6. 0.362= \text{___________}


Problem Set 2

Write each fraction as a decimal.

1. \frac{7}{100}= \text{___________}

2. \frac{32}{100,000}= \text{___________}

3. \frac{1}{4}= \text{___________}

Write each decimal as a reduced fraction.

4. 0.0034 =  \text{___________}

5. 0.000065 =  \text{___________}

6. 0.0025  = \text{___________}


Problem Set 3

Write each fraction as a decimal.

1. \frac{5}{10}= \text{___________}

2. \frac{311}{10,000}= \text{___________}

3. \frac{3}{5}= \text{___________}

Write each decimal as a reduced fraction.

4. 0.035=  \text{___________}

5. 0.00468= \text{___________}

6. 0.00006= \text{___________}

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