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Rounding off and Estimating

Exercise 1 13) 6482 (1000) 14) 97 (10)

Round off these numbers to the nearest 15) 3422 (100) 16) 1251 (100)
10. 17) 8742 (1000) 18) 5472 (1000)
1) 73 2) 87 3) 142 4) 251 19) 186 (10) 20) 17,694 (1000)
5) 175 6) 174 7) 352 8) 547 21) 351 (10) 22) 36,421 (1000)
9) 683 10) 756 11) 876 12) 947 23) 5976 (100) 24) 4392 (1000)
25) 399 (10) 26) 247 (10)
Exercise 2 27) 8427 (100) 28) 11,223 (10)
Round off each of these numbers in the 29) 11, 223 (100) 30) 11,223 (1000)
way indicated in the brackets. 31) The attendance at a football match
was 23,251. Write down this value;
1) 27 (nearest10) 2) 4900 (1000) a) correct to the nearest thousand
3) 614 (100) 4) 3100 (1000) b) correct to the nearest hundred
5) 347 (100) 6) 172 (10) c) correct to the nearest 10
7) 475 (10) 8) 143 (10)
9) 6741 (1000) 10) 851 (100)
11) 5422 (1000) 12) 1370 (100)

Multiplying Numbers Ending in Zeros

Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Write down the answers to these Write down the answers to these
multiplications. 1) 50 × 6 2) 2 × 200
1) 8 × 10 2) 9 × 100 3) 50 × 7 4) 40 × 80
3) 20 × 100 4) 61 × 1000 5) 90 × 20 6) 200 × 30
5) 27 × 10 6) 340 × 100 7) 500 × 200 8) 600 × 70
7) 86 × 1000 8) 9 × 10000 9) 600 × 200 10) 3000 × 30
9) 4314 × 10 10) 784 × 100 11) 7000 × 200 12) 600 × 7000
11) 953 × 10 12) 864 × 1000 13) 6000 × 2000 14) 7000 × 5000
15) 6000 × 8000 16) 700,000 × 200

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Recap Test 1 - Numbers

1) Write down these numbers in figures. multiplications.
a) One hundred and sixty seven. a) 2 × 9 b) 4 × 6 c) 5 × 7
b) Sixteen thousand four hundred. d) 6 × 8 e) 7 × 8 f) 9 × 6
c) One hundred and fifty six thousand, g) 9 × 7 h) 9 × 9 i) 8 × 9
three hundred and forty three. 9) Write down the next 3 numbers in each
d) Six million and six. of these patterns.
2) Write down these numbers in words. a) 6, 12, 18, 24, 30...
a) 68 b) 157 c) 7482 d) 12,421 b) 40, 38, 36, 34, 32...
e) 256,421 f) 3,000,000 c) 5, 7, 10, 14, 19...
g) 5,400,000 h) 16,254,000 d) 81, 78, 73, 66, 57...
3) Which number in the following pairs is 10) Showing all your calculations, do
the bigger? these multiplications.
a) 250 ; 205 b) 100,000 ; 96,000 a) 27 × 2 b) 47 × 33 c) 324 × 36
c) 3,400 ; 5,000 d) 852,500 ; 654,329 11) Showing all your calculations, do
4) In each of the following numbers, say these divisions.
what the value of the 5 is each time (i.e. a) 437 ÷ 3 b) 743 ÷ 7 c) 564 ÷ 15
units, tens, hundreds etc) d) 3246 ÷ 43
a) 547 b) 3425 c) 27452 12) Round off each of the following
d) 125,426 e) 5,126,424 f) 6,534,321 numbers in the way indicated
5) Write down the following numbers in a) 73 to the nearest 10
order of size, smallest first. b) 87 to the nearest 10
9142 ; 572 ; 1432 ; 27 ; 81,562 ; c) 684 to the nearest 100
684 ; 500 ; 8 million ; 934,381 d) 1482 to the nearest 100
6) In the following additions show all e) 12,423 to the nearest 100
your calculation f) 647 to the nearest 10
a) 52 + 47 b) 189 + 69 c) 1254 + 956 13) Write down the answers to these
d) 27 + 841 + 3142 multiplications without doing any written
e) 1426 + 2345 + 98 + 63 calculations.
7) In the following subtractions, show all a) 40 × 3 b) 50 × 30 c) 400 × 20
your calculations. d) 5000 × 6 e) 6000 × 70
a) 37 – 14 b) 83 – 69 c) 284 – 39 f) 50,000 × 300 g) 200,000 × 6
d) 541 – 397 e) 2000 – 1159 h) 50,000 × 3000
8) Times tables - use your memory to
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Definition of a Fraction
b) What fraction of the journey has he
1) a) What fraction is shaded got left?
in?
6) ABRACADABRA
b) What fraction is
unshaded? a) What fraction of this word is made up
of A’s?
b) What fraction of this word is made up
2) a) What fraction is black?
of B’s?
b)What fraction is white? c) What fraction of this word is made up
3) a) What fraction is of C’s?
shaded in? d) What fraction of this word is made up
b) What fraction is of D’s?
unshaded? e) What fraction of this word is made up
of R’s?
4) 25 students sit an examination. 7) A bunch of flowers is made up of 9
17 pass and the remainder fail. yellow roses, 5 red roses and 3 white
a) What fraction of the students pass? roses
b) What fraction of the students fail? a) What fraction of the bunch are yellow
5) Gary walks from his home to the centre roses?
of town, a distance of 7 miles. When he b) What fraction of the bunch are red
has walked 4 miles he stops for a rest. roses?
a) What fraction of the journey has he c) What fraction of the bunch are white
travelled when he stops? roses?

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Calculating a Part of Something 1

1
Exercise 1 18) ---
3
of 18 loaves
1 1
1) Is -----
- bigger than --- ? 1
16 8 19) ---
4
of 40 mm.
1 1
2) Is ---
8
smaller than ---
4
? 20) 1
--- of 25 oranges
5
1 1
3) Which is the smaller, ---
4
or --- ?
8 Exercise 3
In questions 4 to 6 use the diagrams above Add these together
to help you. 3 1 4 3
1) --- + ---
5 5
2) -----
10
- + ------
10
4) How many 1--4- ’s make 1--2- ? 3) 2 3
--- + --- 4) 3 2
--- + ---
7 7 8 8
5) How many 1--8- ’s make 1--4- ? 5) 1 2
--- + --- 6) 2 3
--- + ---
5 5 6 6
6) How many 1--8- ’s make 1--2- ? 7) 2 3
--- + --- 8) 3 8
------ + ------
9 9 16 16
7) Write down these fractions in order of 3 6 5 2
9) ------ + ------
20 20
10) ------ + ------
12 12
size, smallest to largest. 3 8 9 2
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11) ------ + ------
18 18
12) ------ + ------
20 20
--- , --- , --- , --- , --- , --- , ------ .
3 8 4 2 5 7 12
Exercise 4
Exercise 2
Calculate these
Work out these.
1) 2--5- of 20 2) 3
--- of 25
1) 1--2- of 20 2) 1
--- of 10
2
5
3 3
1 1 3) --- of 24 4) --- of 21
3) --- of 9
3
4) --- of 21
3
8 7
5 3
1 1 5) --- of 18
6
6) --- of 20
4
5) --- of 30
6
6) --- of 36
6 5 7
1 1
7) --- of 28
7
8) ------ of 30
10
7) --- of 20
4
8) --- of 40
4 5 3
9) --- of 32
8
10) ------ of 40
10
1 1
9) --- of 15 10) --- of 25
5 9 3
5 11) ------ of 50 12) ------ of 60
1 1 10 12
11) ------ of 40 12) ------ of 80 3
10 10 13) --- of 40 apples
4
1
13) --- of 16 apples
2 14) 3
--- of 35 cakes
5
1
14) --- of 30 cm.
3 15) 2
--- of 21 days
3
1 5
15) --- of 24 hours
4 16) --- of 40 mm.
8
1 4
16) --- of 30 cakes
5
17) --- of £60
5
1 7
17) ------ of 20 days 18) --- of 64 metres
8
10

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Equivalent Fractions
Put these fractions into their lowest terms 16) Cancel down each of these fractions
by dividing the numerator and the and say which have the value of 2--3- .
denominator by the same number
(cancelling down). 12 8 7 6 6 8 10 14 12 12 4 5
------ , ------ , ------ , --- , ------ , ------ , ------ , ------ , ------ , ------ , --- , ------ ,
5 4 4 15 10 14 9 12 12 15 30 18 20 6 15
1) -----
20
- 2) -----
20
- 3) -----
16
-
16 18 14
3 2 4 ------ , ------ , ------
4) ------ 5) --- 6) ------ 20 27 21
15 6 12
6 9 15
7) ------
15
8) ------
12
9) ------
20 17) Cancel down each of these fractions
4 6 8 and list them in order of size, smallest
10) ------
10
11) ------
14
12) ------
12
12 10 9 first
13) ------
18
14) ------
15
15) ------
15 12 12 5 12
------
30
, ------
15
, ------
25
, ------
20

Mixed Numbers
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Change these top heavy fractions into Change these mixed numbers into
mixed numbers. improper fractions

12 7 10 11
1) 1 --1- 2) 2 1--- 3) 3 3---
2 4 4
1) ------
5
2) ---
2
3) ------
3
4) ------
4
4) 2 2--- 5) 2 1--- 6) 3 1---
15 17 21 27 3 5 7
5) ------
4
6) ------
3
7) ------
5
8) ------
8
7) 2 3--- 8) 3 1--- 9) 2 3---
31 47 41 33 4 2 5
9) ------
9
10) ------
10
11) ------
7
12) ------
13 3--- 5--- 3-
10) 2 11) 3 12) 3 ------
8 7 10

Adding Fractions
1 1 3 2 5 3 2 2 3
1) --- + --- = ------ + ------ = ------
4 6 12 12 12
10) -----
10
- + ---
5
11) ------ + ------
20 10
2 1 5 1 3 1
2) --- + -- (LCM is 6)
3 6
12) --- + ---
8 6
13) -----
10
- + ---
6
3 1 7 3 4 5
3) --- + ------ (LCM is 12)
4 12
14) ------ + ---
12 8
15) --9- + -----
12
-
1 1 4 1
4) --- + --- (LCM is 24)
6 8
16) --- + ------
5 20
17) 3--7- + -----
5
21
-
3 2 3 5
5) ------ + ------ (LCM is 30)
10 15
18) ------ + ------
10 25
19) 5--8- + -----
7
20
-
1 1 2 3 3 5 5 5
6) --- + ---
3 5
7) --- + ------
7 14
20) --- + ------
8 12
21) -----
16
- + ---
8
3 3 2 1
8) --- +-----
5 10
9) --- + ---
3 4

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Mixed Number Answers

Exercise 1 7) 4 3--4- – 2 2--5- 8) 5 7--8- – 2 -----
3
16
-
1) 3--4- + 5--8- 7
2) -----
-+
9
------ 9 1
10 15 9) 4-----
20
- – 2 ---
4
10) 5 13 2
------ – 3 ---
15 3
8 7 7 5
3) --- + -----
- 4) --- + ---
9 12 9 6 11) 411
15
7
------ – 1 ------
20
12) 6 5--6- – 4 1--4-
3
5) ---
4
+ 11
------
12
6) 5
---
8
+ 11
------
20
Exercise 4
7 7 4 5
7) ---
8
+ ------
10
8) ---
5
+ ---
8 1) 4 1--8- – 3--4- 2) 2 1--2- – 11
------
16
7 23 7 13
9) -----
- + ------
11 33
10) -----
- + ------
12 18 3) 3 1--4- – 3
---
5
4) 4 1--8- – 2 3--4-
1 3
Exercise 2 5) 5-----
10
- – 2 ---
5
6) 6 1--7- – 4 2--3-
1) 1 1--4- + 2 1--2- 2) 3 2--5- + 1 -----
1
-
10 7) 3 3--4- – 2 4--5- 8) 4 1--8- – 1 2--3-
3) 2 3--8- + 1 1--4- 4) 5 1--2- + 3 3--8-
9) 6 1--4- – 3 5--6- 10) 7 1--7- – 3 1--3-
3 4
5) 2 -----
10
- + 1 ---
5
6) 5 1--4- + 6 1--5-
Exercise 5
7) 5 2--3- + 6 1--4- 8) 4 1--3- + 3 1--6- Mixed Exercise
1 3 1) 5 3--4- – 4--5- 2) 3 14 2
------ – 2 ---
9) 5-----
10
-+ ---
5
10) 2 5--8- + 3 3--4- 15 3
3) 3 1--2- – 1 5--6- 4) 4 1--4- – 2 3--5-
11) 6 3--4- + 5 5--8- 12) 1
4-----
16
3
- +3 ---
4
5) 5 1--8- – 2 1--3- 6) 4 2--3- – 2 3--5-
13) 3 2--5- + 9
510
----- 14) 2 7--8- + 3 1--4-
7) 1 1--8- – 7
------
9
8) 6 ----- 3
- – 4 ---
Exercise 3 16 10 5
8 1 7 3
1) 5
--- – 1
---
9
2) -----
- –
3
---
9) ---
9
– ---
3
10) 5 -----
15
- – 2------
10
8 4 10 5
7 11) 4 3--7- – 1 2--3- 9
12) 4 ----- 7
- – 2------
3) ---
9
– 2
--
3
4) 1 3--4- – 2
---
3
10 20
13) 6 2--7- – 3 2--3- 5
14) 5----- 1
- – 2 ---
5) 2 7--8- – 3
---
4
6) 3 2--3- – 2 1--5- 16 4
3 4
15) 6-----
10
- – 1 ---
5
16) 8 7--- – 2 1--5-
8

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Multiplication of Fractions
Exercise 1 10) 4 1--- × 3
------
10
11) 1 3--- × 5---
12) 7---
× 3 1---
2 5 8 8 2
1) 1--- × 9 2) 3
--- ×4 3) 3
--- ×7
2 8 4 Exercise 4
4) 5
---
8
×4 5) 1 3--8- × 2 6) 2 1--7- × 7 1) 1 1--- × 2 1--- 2) 1 1--- × 2 2--- 3) 1 3--- × 1 3---
2 2 2 3 4 4
7) 3 1--2- × 3 8) 5 3--8- × 6 9) 4 7--8- × 5 4) 2 1--- × 3 1--- 5) 2 1--- × 1 3--- 6) 2 1--8- × 1 1---
4 2 2 8 5
- ×5 - ×6 12) 4 1--8- × 6
3 9
10) 6 -----
10
11) 4 -----
10 7) 2 1--- × 1 ------
1-
8) 2 1--- × 1 1--- 9) 3 1--- × 1 1---
2 10 4 2 2 4
13) 5 3--8- × 7 14) 4 3--5- × 7 15) 2 2--3- × 12 3-
10) 2 ------ × 1 1--- 11) 4 1--- × 3 1--- 12) 2 ------
1-
× 3 ------
3-
10 4 2 4 10 10
Exercise 2 Exercise 5
--- × --- 2) 5--8- × 1--2- 3) 4--9- × 2--3-
3 3
1) 4 4 1) 1 1--- × 4 2) 3 1--- × 2 3) 3 × 1 1---
2 2 4
------ × --- 5) 1--4- × 5--8- 6) 3--5- × 7--8-
3 2
4) 10 5 4) 5 × 1 ------
1-
5) 3 × 1 2--- 6) 2 1--- × 4
10 3 2
7) 4---
× 2---
8) 6--- × 2--- 7-
9) ------ × 2--- 7) 2 1--- ×3 8) 3 1--- ×4 9) 2 1--- ×4
5 3 7 3 10 5 4 2 5
10) 3---
× ------
7-
11) 5--- × 3--- 12) 11 ----- × 2---
16 10) 3 × 3 1--- 11) 5 × 2 3--- 12) 6 × 3 2---
4 11 9 4 3 5 4 5
13) 3---
× 3--- 14) × 6--- 1---
15) × 5--- 3---
Exercise 6
5 4 7 3 9 5
16) 3---
× 2--- 17) 5--- × 1--- 18) ------7-
× 5--- 1) 1 1--2- × 100 2) 3 1--4- × 20
5 7 7 6 12 8
- × 15 - ×6
3 7
Exercise 3 3) 2 -----
10
4) 5 -----
20
1) 2--- × 1 3--- 2) 2 1--- × 3---
3) 5---
× 2 1--- 5) 4 5--8- × 20 6) 3 4--5- × 100
5 4 3 5 8 2
4) 3---
× 1 ------
3-
5) 3 × 1--- 5---
6) 1 --- × ------
1 3-
7) 3 7--8- × 12 8) 2 5--8- × 20
8 10 2 6 2 10
7) 4---
× 1 3--- 8) 2--- × 2 --1- 9) 3 1--- × 3--- 9) 4 3--5- × 16 7
- × 10
10) 5 -----
12
5 5 3 5 2 5

Dividing by a Fraction

1) 6 ÷ 1---- 2) 7 ÷ 1--- 13) 5 1--- ÷ 2 14) 3 1--- ÷ 4

2 3 4 2
3) 1 ---12- ÷ 1---- 4) 2 1---
÷ 1--- 15) 8 1--- ÷ 1--- 16) 3 2--- ÷ 2---
4 2 2 2 3 5 5
5) 4 1---2- ÷ 1---- 6) 2 1---
÷ 2--- 17) 2
4 --- ÷ 4 18) 2 ÷ 1 1---
1---
4 2 5
1--- 3 4 3
7) 3 1---4- ÷4 8) 5 ÷ 1
2 19) 3 ÷ 2 1---
1--- 7---
20) ÷ 3---
2 8 9 4
9) 2 12---- ÷3 10) 3 ÷ 1 7---
1---
4 8 5--- 1---
21) ÷1 22) 1 ÷ 2 1---
5---
11) 4 ÷ 2 1--- 12) 3 ÷ 2 1--- 8 4 8 4
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Recap Test 2 - Fractions

1) In these diagrams, say what fraction multiple) of each of the following pairs of
has been shaded in. numbers?
a) b) c) a) 4 and 8 b) 8 and 12 c) 6 and 9
10) Calculate
1--- 1 3--- 3 1--- 1
a) + ------- b) + ------- c) + -------
7 21 5 10 6 12

2) In an evening class, there are 12 male 11) Calculate

students and 13 female students. What 1--- 3--- 7--- 3--- 4--- 3---
a) + b) + c) +
2 4 8 4 5 8
fraction of the class are male?
3) Write down these fractions in order of d) 1 1--- + 2 1--- e) 3 1--- + 7 1--- f) 2 5--- + 3 2---
2 4 2 8 6 3
size, smallest first.
1--- 1--- 1--- 1--- 1 1--- 1--- 1--- 12) Calculate
, , , , ,
------- , ,
2 7 4 6 12 3 5 9 3--- 1--- 9
a) – b) – 1---
------- c) 3---
– 1---
4 2 10 5 8 4
4) Calculate d) 2 – 1---
1---
e) 3 – 1---
3---
f) 4 5--- – 1 1---
4 2 8 4 8 4
1--- 1 1---
a) of 40 b) ------- of 70 c) of 36 3-
4 10 6 g) 5 ------ – 2 2--- h) 6 7--- – 1 2--- i) 7 3--- – 4 3---
10 5 8 5 8 4
1--- 3--- 5---
d) of 54 e) of 24 f) of 42
9 4 7
3--- 7 6---
13) Calculate
g) of 40 h) ------- of 70 i) of 42
5 10 7 a) 1---
×7 b) 3---
× 10 c) 4 1--- × 10
2 4 3

5) Calculate d) 3---
× 1 1--- e) 3 1--- × 2--- f) 1 1--- × 2 1---
4 2 2 5 2 2
a) 5---
+ 1---
b) 3
------- + 4
------- c) 3
------- + 7
------- g) 5 1--- × 3 3--- h) 6 × 2 3---
1---
i) 5 × 7
1---
7 7 11 11 13 13 7 5 4 8 4
j) 3 ×
1---
10 k) 3 × 100
1---
l) 6 3--- × 1000
2 4 4
6) Put these fractions into their lowest
terms 14) Calculate
3--- 4 6 9
a)
9
b) -------
12
c) -------
18
d) -------
12
a) 6 1--- ÷ 1---
b) 6 1--- ÷ 4 c) 5---
÷ 2 1---
2 4 2 8 2

7) Change into mixed numbers 15) By cancelling down, change these

7--- 9 13 25 ratios into their lowest terms.
a) b) ---
5
c) ------- d) -------
4 6 4 a) 8:4 b) 9:3 c) 12:8 d) 4:16

8) Change into improper fractions 16) a) Divide £30 between two people in
a) 1 1--- b) 3 3--- c) 5 1--- d) 6 3--- the ratio 3:2
2 4 4 5
b) Divide £16.20 between two people in
9) What is the L.C.M. (lowest common the ratio 7:3.

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Decimal Fractions (Decimals)

Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Write down each of the following Change these fractions and mixed
fractions and mixed numbers as decimal numbers into decimals.
numbers.
9- 9- 19- 39- 7 - 14 232 6 -
1) ------ 2) ---------- 3) ---------- 4) ---------- 1) -------------- 2) --------------- 3) --------------- 4) 5--------------
10 100 100 100 1000 1000 1000 1000
77- 3- 7- 9- 9 - 27 - 348-
5) ---------- 6) 3 ------ 7) 6 ------ 8) 24 ---------- 5) 18 -------------- 6) 32 -------------- 7) 56 --------------
100 10 10 100 1000 1000 1000
16- 10) 37 ----------
53- 11) 15----------
61- 12) 76 ----------
28- 127- 80 - 640-
9) 28 ---------- 8) 126 -------------- 9) 643-------------- 10) 54 --------------
100 100 100 100 1000 1000 1000

Adding and Subtracting Decimals

Exercise 1 14) 37.145 + 26.1 +73
1) 2.38 + 1.64 2) 15.31 + 8.2 Exercise 2
3) 15.81 + 6.315 4) 14.8 + 3.664 1) 7.6 – 4.5 2) 12.7 – 9.3
5) 127.31 + 8.621 6) 29.14 + 117.6 3) 38.7 – 16.9 4) 24.8 – 2.76
7) 17.315 + 2.14 8) 18.362 + 6.142 5) 154.3 – 18.6 6) 20 – 8.6
9) 8.326 + 147.6 10) 83 + 6.102 7) 19.41 – 3.7 8) 26.41 – 3.52
11) 27.36 + 187 9) 56.4 – 17.312 10) 127.6 – 114
12) 125 + 26.41 + 37.314 11) 37 – 6.415 12) 27.14 – 16.312
13) 128.6 + 37.31 + 19 13) 38.41 – 17.3 14) 97 – 63.81

Multiplying Decimals
Exercise 1 11) 12.6 × 0.04 12) 37.3× 0.15
1) 2.4 × 7 2) 5.4 × 9 3) 6.13 × 5 13) 84.3 × 0.28 14) 77.6 × 5.7
4) 4.312 × 6 5) 3.4 × 5 6) 5.4 × 7 15) 0.45 × 0.63 16) 0.4 × 0.316
7) 4.31 × 4 8) 18.6 × 9 9) 37.4 × 8 17) 0.45 × 0.814 18) 7.3 × 0.044
10) 3.87 × 5 11) 15.3 × 7 12) 23.9 × 3 Exercise 3
Exercise 2 1) 0.03 × 0.7 2) 0.41 × 0.3
1) 4.2 × 5.3 2) 9.8 × 2.5 3) 0.861 × 0.9 4) 0.14 × 0.32
5) 0.62 × 0.48 6) 0.531 × 0.04
3) 8.6 × 4.1 4) 9.21 × 0.7
7) 0.61 × 0.82 8) 0.9 × 0.681
5) 6.83 × 0.9 6) 14.1 × 0.6 9) 0.013 × 0.045 10) 0.021 × 0.0031
7) 24.1 × 3.2 8) 5.83 × 7.2 11) 3.4 × 0.014 12) 8.6 × 0.003
9) 44.3 × 8.4 10) 7.8 × 0.05 13) 14 × 0.006 14) 18.6 × 0.0014

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Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

3
Change each of the following 11) ---
4
into a decimal
1) 2--5- into a decimal 12) 62% into a fraction
2) 0.31 into a percentage 13) 0.45 into a percentage
3) 70% into a fraction 14) 45% into a fraction
4) 90% into a fraction 15) 0.83 into a fraction
5) 95% into a fraction 16) 4
--- into a percentage
6) 7--8- into a percentage 5
17) 0.35 into a fraction
7) 25% into a fraction 7
18) ------ into a percentage
8) 0.85 into a percentage 10
9) 0.725 into a percentage 19) 0.82 into a fraction
3
10) ------ into a percentage 20) 0.875 into a percentage
10

Rounding off Decimal Numbers

Exercise 1 7) 37.81 8) 51.94 9) 59.94
Round off each of the following to the 10) 87.63 11) 4.98 12) 6.43
nearest whole number. 13) 8.55 14) 12.42 15) 19.99
1) 6.4 2) 7.8 3) 9.3 Exercise 3
4) 10.7 5) 3.4 6) 19.2 Round off each of the following to the
7) 21.7 8) 16.2 9) 12.5 nearest whole number.
10) 37.9 11) 4.3 12) 19.7 1) 4.82 2) 9.614 3) 27.61
Exercise 2 4) 6.487 5) 137.3 6) 16.4
Round off each of the following to the 7) 12.83 8) 9.63 9) 82.91
nearest whole number. 10) 132.4 11) 12.4812 12) 36.1521
1) 8.33 2) 9.42 3) 12.74 13) 19.4 14) 17.42 15) 47.67
4) 8.68 5) 13.55 6) 23.48

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