REVIEW: Fractions and Decimals Name ___________________________________

Key Concept and Vocabulary Visual Model

1
— = 0.25
1 1 2 4
— = 0.1 — = 0.2 — = 0.4
10 5 5

1 1 3
— = 0.25 — = 0.5 — = 0.75
4 2 4
=
1 3 5
— = 0.125 — = 0.375 — = 0.625
8 8 8

Skill Examples Application Example

6 3 4 4⋅2 8
1. 0.6 = — = — 2. — = — = — = 0.8 5. You put 16.75 gallons of gas in your car.
10 5 5 5⋅2 10 Write this decimal as a mixed number.
875
3. 0.875 = — = — = — ⋅
7 125 7
⋅
3
1000 8 125 8 16.75 = 16 + 0.75 = 16 —
4
0.3333. . .
1 — 3
4. — = 0.333. . . = 0.3 3‾
1.0000. . . You put 16 — gallons of gas in your car.
3 4

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Write the fraction as a decimal.
3 7 3 7
6. — = ______ 7. — = ______ 8. — = ______ 9. — = ______
4 10 25 20

19 11 2 1
10. — = ______ 11. — = ______ 12. — = ______ 13. — = ______
100 50 3 6

Write the decimal as a fraction.

14. 0.4 = ______ 15. 0.35 = ______ 16. 0.6 = ______ 17. 1.5 = ______

Write the number represented by the model as a decimal and as a simplified fraction.

18. ______ = ______ 19. ______ = ______ 20. ______ = ______

21. GAS You put 9.25 gallons of gas in your car. Write this decimal as a mixed number.

22. MULTIPLE FORMS Write the decimal 0.35 in two ways. One with a denominator of 100 and
one with a denominator of 1000.

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