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Title: Warm up


1
Warm up
  • 1. Estimate 241.3619.04
  • A. 9
  • B. 12
  • C. 20
  • D. 100

2
Warm up 2/7/06
  • Convert to decimal

3
  • MacKenzie was buying presents for her sisters
    birthday. She spent 14.99 on a DVD, 4.25 for
    the gift bag and a 25 gift card for Starbucks.
    How much did she spend in total.
  • A. 19.49
  • B. 33.14
  • C. 44.24
  • D. 54.24

4
Topic Fractions to Decimals to Percents, OH MY!
  • Fraction to a Decimal?
  • Divide Top by bottom
  • Ex. Top divided by bottom Set up like
    a long division problem and solve
  • Answer 0.417

5
  • Decimals to per cent?
  • Move the decimal TWO times to the right
  • Ex. 0.075
  • 0.075 7.5

6
  • Fraction to a Percent?
  • Divide top divided by bottom and change
    decimal to
  • Ex.
  • 0.625
  • 62.5

7
  • Decimal to a Fraction?
  • Put a 1 under the decimal point and zeros under
    the numbers
  • EX .16
  • .16
  • 100

8
  • Percent to a Decimal?
  • Move the invisible decimal two times to the
    Left
  • Ex 45
  • 45. 0.45
  • Percent to a Fraction?
  • Put it over 100
  • 32

9
  • 1. Vladamir Guerrero gets 4 hits in 5 chances
    during the Anaheim Angels game. What was his
    hitting percentage? (What percent of at-bats
    were hits? )
  • First Step
  • Second step

10
  • Serena Williams practices tennis 305 out of the
    365 days in a year. About what percent of the
    year does she practice?

11
  • A computer stock fell .64 points yesterday. What
    is this expressed as a fraction?

12
  • Last year April was sick during Girl Scout cookie
    selling season and only sold 20 boxes. This year
    she sold 35.this is 1 ¾ as many as last year!
    What is the 1 ¾ in decimal form? In percent
    form?
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