Let’s go row by row and fill in the missing fractions and decimals based on the shaded parts of each model.
Each model is a rectangle divided into 10 equal small squares. So, the denominator for all fractions will be 10. The numerator is just how many squares are shaded.
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Row 1 (already done):
Shaded: 4 out of 10 → Fraction = 4/10, Decimal = 0.4
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Row 2:
Count shaded squares: 7
→ Fraction = 7/10
→ Decimal = 0.7
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Row 3:
Count shaded squares: 5
→ Fraction = 5/10
→ Decimal = 0.5
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Row 4:
Count shaded squares: 3
→ Fraction = 3/10
→ Decimal = 0.3
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Row 5:
Count shaded squares: 6
→ Fraction = 6/10
→ Decimal = 0.6
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Row 6:
Count shaded squares: 8
→ Fraction = 8/10
→ Decimal = 0.8
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Row 7:
Count shaded squares: 9
→ Fraction = 9/10
→ Decimal = 0.9
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Row 8:
Count shaded squares: 2
→ Fraction = 2/10
→ Decimal = 0.2
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Double-checking: Each row has 10 boxes total. Counted shaded ones carefully. Converted to fraction over 10, then to decimal by moving decimal point one place left (since dividing by 10). All correct.
Final Answer:
Row 2: Fraction = 7/10, Decimal = 0.7
Row 3: Fraction = 5/10, Decimal = 0.5
Row 4: Fraction = 3/10, Decimal = 0.3
Row 5: Fraction = 6/10, Decimal = 0.6
Row 6: Fraction = 8/10, Decimal = 0.8
Row 7: Fraction = 9/10, Decimal = 0.9
Row 8: Fraction = 2/10, Decimal = 0.2
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of decimals to fractions worksheet pdf.