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🔹 Worksheet 1: *Lesson 5 Problem Set*
Topic: Decimal numerals and place value
#### Problems:
1.
Express as decimal numerals:
- a. Four thousandths → 0.004 (already given)
- b. Twenty-four thousandths → ?
- c. One and three hundred twenty-four thousandths → ?
- d. Six hundred eight thousandths → ?
- e. Six hundred and eight thousandths → ?
- f. 46/1000 → ?
- g. 3 946/1000 → ?
- h. 200 904/1000 → ?
2.
Express values in words:
- a. 0.005
- b. 11.037
- c. 403.608
3.
Place value chart & expanded form:
- Example: 35.827 = 3×10 + 5×1 + 8×(1/10) + 2×(1/100) + 7×(1/1000)
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🔹 Worksheet 2: *Lesson 5 Sprint*
Topic: Subtracting fractions from whole numbers
Examples:
- 4 – ½ = ?
- 3 – ⅓ = ?
- 2 – ¾ = ?
- etc.
These are timed practice problems for fluency.
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#### Example: Express "Twenty-four thousandths" as a decimal.
- "Thousandths" means the third decimal place.
- So, 24 thousandths = 0.024
✔ Answer:
0.024
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💡 Tips for Solving These:
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Decimal place value: Remember that:
- Tenths = 1st digit after decimal
- Hundredths = 2nd digit
- Thousandths = 3rd digit
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Fractions to decimals: Divide numerator by denominator.
- E.g., 46/1000 = 0.046
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Subtracting fractions from whole numbers:
- Convert the whole number into a mixed number with the same denominator.
- Example: 4 – ½ = 3 + 1 – ½ = 3 + ½ =
3½ or
3.5
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