Decimal and Fractions Equivalents

• repeating

• terminating

• doubled

• tripled

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• double

• triple

• quadruple

• keep

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• the same as the numerator.

• double the numerator.

• half the numerator.

• the denominator.

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• tenths

• hundredths

• thousandths

• ten thousandths

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• 25 or 75

• 25 or 50

• 5

• 12 or 37 or 62 or 87

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What do you notice about the numerator for
the fractions below & the
first number of its decimal equivalent?

• Nothing.

• It is one more.

• They are the same.

• They are different.

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• Nothing.

• It is one more.

• It is the same.

• It is 5. 

• They both have a 1 and a 6!

• Both of them have a line over the 6!

• The 6 must be the only number that repeats when converted to a decimal!

• Both are not very much pizza!

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• There seems to be no easy way to memorize this!

• The fraction has a 5 and a 6 and 5+6=11. The decimal has an 8 and a 3 and 8+3=11.

• The 8 is the only number that repeats in the decimal equivalent.

• This would be a lot of pizza to eat!

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Which fraction and decimal is represented by the X on the number line?

• 3/10 = 0.3

• ⅘ = 0.8

• ⅗ = 0.6

• ⅗ = 0.35

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