Let’s go through each problem one by one. All of these are converting fractions to decimals — specifically, fractions with denominators of 10 or 100. That makes it easy!
When the denominator is
10, you move the decimal point in the numerator
one place to the left.
When the denominator is
100, you move the decimal point in the numerator
two places to the left.
If the numerator has fewer digits than needed, add zeros on the left as placeholders.
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Let’s check a few to make sure:
Problem 1:
3/10 → 3 becomes 0.3
✔
Problem 2:
4/10 → 4 becomes 0.4
✔
Problem 3:
8/10 → 8 becomes 0.8
✔
Problem 4:
9/10 → 9 becomes 0.9
✔
Problem 5:
25/100 → 25 becomes 0.25
✔ (move decimal two places left)
Problem 6:
89/100 → 89 becomes 0.89
✔
Problem 7:
11/100 → 11 becomes 0.11
✔
Problem 8:
69/100 → 69 becomes 0.69
✔
Problem 9:
20/100 → 20 becomes 0.20 → which is written as 0.2
✔ (trailing zero after decimal can be dropped)
Problem 10:
54/100 → 0.54
✔
Problem 11:
7/10 → 0.7
✔
Problem 12:
35/100 → 0.35
✔
Problem 13:
2/10 → 0.2
✔
Problem 14:
1/10 → 0.1
✔
Problem 15:
38/100 → 0.38
✔
Problem 16:
71/100 → 0.71
✔
Problem 17:
58/100 → 0.58
✔
Problem 18:
61/100 → 0.61
✔
Problem 19:
87/100 → 0.87
✔
Problem 20:
46/100 → 0.46
✔
Problem 21:
6/10 → 0.6
✔
Problem 22:
9/100 → 0.09
✔ (need two decimal places, so 9 becomes 09 → 0.09)
Problem 23:
53/100 → 0.53
✔
Problem 24:
72/100 → 0.72
✔
All answers match what’s shown in red — they’re all correct!
Final Answer:
All given answers are correct:
1. 0.3
2. 0.4
3. 0.8
4. 0.9
5. 0.25
6. 0.89
7. 0.11
8. 0.69
9. 0.2
10. 0.54
11. 0.7
12. 0.35
13. 0.2
14. 0.1
15. 0.38
16. 0.71
17. 0.58
18. 0.61
19. 0.87
20. 0.46
21. 0.6
22. 0.09
23. 0.53
24. 0.72
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fraction to decimal worksheet grade 4.
