Educational worksheet for converting fractions to decimals, focusing on tenths and hundredths.

To solve this worksheet, we need to convert fractions into decimals. The key is to look at the bottom number (the denominator).

Section 1: Changing tenths to decimals
These fractions have a denominator of 10. The rule is: if there is one zero in the denominator, put one digit after the decimal point.
* a) 2/10: The 2 goes in the tenths place -> 0.2
* b) 5/10: The 5 goes in the tenths place -> 0.5
* c) 9/10: The 9 goes in the tenths place -> 0.9
* d) 3/10: The 3 goes in the tenths place -> 0.3
* e) 6/10: The 6 goes in the tenths place -> 0.6
* f) 4/10: The 4 goes in the tenths place -> 0.4
* g) 8/10: The 8 goes in the tenths place -> 0.8
* h) 10/10: This is a whole. 10 divided by 10 is 1 -> 1.0
* i) 1/10: The 1 goes in the tenths place -> 0.1
* j) 7/10: The 7 goes in the tenths place -> 0.7

Section 2: Changing hundredths to decimals
These fractions have a denominator of 100. The rule is: if there are two zeros in the denominator, put two digits after the decimal point.
* a) 25/100: The 25 goes after the decimal -> 0.25
* b) 79/100: The 79 goes after the decimal -> 0.79
* c) 34/100: The 34 goes after the decimal -> 0.34
* d) 99/100: The 99 goes after the decimal -> 0.99
* e) 16/100: The 16 goes after the decimal -> 0.16
* f) 8/100: We need two digits. We add a zero to make it 08 -> 0.08
* g) 3/100: We need two digits. We add a zero to make it 03 -> 0.03
* h) 9/100: We need two digits. We add a zero to make it 09 -> 0.09
* i) 1/100: We need two digits. We add a zero to make it 01 -> 0.01
* j) 4/100: We need two digits. We add a zero to make it 04 -> 0.04

Section 3: Equivalent Fractions (Hundredths)
These are also fractions with a denominator of 100. We treat them just like Section 2.
* a) 20/100: The 20 goes after the decimal -> 0.20 (or 0.2)
* b) 60/100: The 60 goes after the decimal -> 0.60 (or 0.6)
* c) 90/100: The 90 goes after the decimal -> 0.90 (or 0.9)
* d) 10/100: The 10 goes after the decimal -> 0.10 (or 0.1)
* e) 40/100: The 40 goes after the decimal -> 0.40 (or 0.4)
* f) 80/100: The 80 goes after the decimal -> 0.80 (or 0.8)
* g) 100/100: This is a whole. 100 divided by 100 is 1 -> 1.0
* h) 70/100: The 70 goes after the decimal -> 0.70 (or 0.7)
* i) 30/100: The 30 goes after the decimal -> 0.30 (or 0.3)
* j) 50/100: The 50 goes after the decimal -> 0.50 (or 0.5)
* k) 26/100: The 26 goes after the decimal -> 0.26
* l) 45/100: The 45 goes after the decimal -> 0.45
* m) 98/100: The 98 goes after the decimal -> 0.98
* n) 36/100: The 36 goes after the decimal -> 0.36
* o) 77/100: The 77 goes after the decimal -> 0.77
* p) 62/100: The 62 goes after the decimal -> 0.62
* q) 85/100: The 85 goes after the decimal -> 0.85
* r) 59/100: The 59 goes after the decimal -> 0.59
* s) 83/100: The 83 goes after the decimal -> 0.83

Final Answer:
Change these fractions to decimals (Tenths):
a) 0.2, b) 0.5, c) 0.9, d) 0.3, e) 0.6, f) 0.4, g) 0.8, h) 1.0, i) 0.1, j) 0.7

Change these fractions to decimals (Hundredths):
a) 0.25, b) 0.79, c) 0.34, d) 0.99, e) 0.16, f) 0.08, g) 0.03, h) 0.09, i) 0.01, j) 0.04

Change these fractions to decimals (Equivalent Fractions):
a) 0.20, b) 0.60, c) 0.90, d) 0.10, e) 0.40, f) 0.80, g) 1.0, h) 0.70, i) 0.30, j) 0.50, k) 0.26, l) 0.45, m) 0.98, n) 0.36, o) 0.77, p) 0.62, q) 0.85, r) 0.59, s) 0.83