Exercises: decimal numbers (mixed)
Compute
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Addition and subtraction of decimal fractions
Use the written addition to add the two decimal fractions. You must insert an additional zero as the second decimal place for the .
Alternative way
Convert the decimal numbers to fractions and bring them to a common denominator.
↓ Add the fractions.
↓ Convert into a decimal number.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Addition and subtraction of decimal fractions
Subtract the two decimal fractions using written subtraction. You must insert an additional zero as a decimal place.
Alternative way
Convert into decimal fractions.
↓ Subtract fractions.
↓ Convert into a decimal number.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Multiplying decimal fractions
Apply written multiplication to the decimal fractions.
Alternative way
Convert into decimal fractions.
↓ Multiply the fractions.
↓ Convert into a decimal number.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Division of decimal fractions
Multiplying by 100 in the denominator and the enumerator does not change the value of the fraction. Use the written division.
Alternative way
↓ Form a fraction.
↓ Divide by .
↓ Multiply by the reciprocal fraction.
↓ Convert into a decimal number.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Division of decimal fractions
Multiplying by 100 in the denominator and the enumerator does not change the value of the fraction. Use the written division.
Alternative way
↓ Convert the decimal numbers into fractions.
↓ Multiply by the reciprocal fraction.
↓ Shorten by 100.
↓ You may still be able to convert the fraction to a periodic decimal fraction.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Decimal fractions
When dividing by 1000, the decimal point is shifted by 3 places to the left.
Alternative way
↓ Convert into fractions.
↓ Divide by .
↓ Multiply by the reciprocal fraction.
↓ Convert into a decimal number.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Decimal fractions
When multiplying by 100, move the decimal point two places to the right.
Alternative way
↓ Convert the decimal numbers into fractions.
↓ Multiply the fractions.
↓ Shorten the fractions.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Decimal fractions
First, compute .
Then, compute .
Multiplying by 100 in the denominator and the enumerator does not change the value of the fraction.
Use the written method of division.
Alternative way
↓ Convert into fractions.
↓ Divide by .
↓ Multiply the fractions.
↓ Shorten the fraction.
↓ Convert into a decimal number.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Decimal fractions
↓ First, compute .
Alternative way
↓ Convert the decimal numbers into fractions.
↓ Get everything on a common denominator.
↓ Compute.
↓ Convert into a decimal number.
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Decimal fractions
↓ Pay special attention to the operator hierarchy. Calculate first .
↓ Add/subtract the numbers in the parentheses.
↓ The value does not change when the numerator and denominator are multiplied by 10. Now use the written method of division.
Alternative way
↓ Convert decimal numbers into fractions.
↓ Multiply and add the fractions.
↓ Get everything on a common denominator; subtract.
↓ Divide the fractions.
↓ Shorten the fraction.
↓ You may still convert the fraction into a periodic decimal number.