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Decimal Guided Notes and Practice-3-3

This document provides a handout for teaching and reviewing decimal operations, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It outlines step-by-step procedures for each operation, with examples demonstrating how to line up decimals and handle decimal placement. The document is intended for classroom use and includes copyright information restricting distribution.

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Decimal Guided Notes and Practice-3-3

This document provides a handout for teaching and reviewing decimal operations, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It outlines step-by-step procedures for each operation, with examples demonstrating how to line up decimals and handle decimal placement. The document is intended for classroom use and includes copyright information restricting distribution.

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Handout/Printable or file to use on projector/overhead to teach/review decimal operations

Addition Subtraction
> Find the decimal > Find the decimal
> Line up the decimals > Line up the decimals
> Fill in empty spots with zero > Fill in empty spots with zero
> Add > Subtract
> Bring down the decimal in your answer > Bring down the decimal in your answer

Example Rewritten with deci-


mals lined up...
Example Rewritten with deci-
mals lined up...

10.5 + 11.74 10.50 12.7 - 9.23 6 10


12.70
+ 11.74 - 9.23
22.24 3.47

Rules of Decimals
Multiplication Division
> The number with most digits goes on top > Divisor can not have a decimal
> Decimals do not have to line up > Move the divisor decimal so it is a whole
> Multiply like normal number
> Count how many places in first number the > Move the same amount of places in dividend
decimal is moved over > Place a decimal straight up where you write
> Count how many places in 2nd number the your answer, rewrite problem
decimal is moved over > Divide like normal
> This is how many places you move the deci-
mal in your answer
Example
Example divisor > 0.3 1.41
U U
1.201
UUU
< 3 decimal places

x .25 < 2 decimal places 4.7


UU
6005 3 14.1
-12
24020 21
.30025 -21
UUUUU
< 5 decimal places
0
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Permission to copy for single classroom use only for educational purposes. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.
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