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Title: Chapter 6 Rational Number Operations and Properties


1
Chapter 6Rational Number Operations and
Properties
  • Section 6.4
  • Operations with Decimals

2
Procedure for Adding and Subtracting Rational
Numbers Represented by Decimals
  • Align the place-value positions by aligning the
    decimal points and apply the algorithms for
    addition or subtraction of whole numbers.
  • Demonstrate the Standard Procedure, then Verify
    using Fractions. (see page 324)

3
Multiplying Rational Numbers in Decimal Form
  • Multiply factors as if they are whole numbers,
    then place the decimal point in the appropriate
    place in the product.
  • The product of a factor with m places to the
    right of the ones place and a factor with n
    places to the right of the ones place will have m
    n decimal places to the right of the ones place.

4
Examples
  • Find the following products.
  • 1.) 6.14 x 1.3
  • 2.) 0.85 x 2.9
  • 3.) Find the product of 2.75 x 0.2 using the
  • standard procedure for multiplying
  • decimals. Verify using fractions .

5
Procedure for Dividing Rational Numbers in
Decimal Form
  • Based on the Fundamental Law of Fractions.
  • Consider 0.125 0.05
  • 0.125 (100) 0.05 (100)
  • 12.5 5
  • 2.5
  • How would we solve this using the standard
    algorithm for division?
  • How could we check our answer?

6
Modeling with Decimals
  • Using base-ten blocks.
  • Let 1 flat 1 and 1 long 1/10
  • Using a number line or metric ruler.
  • Divide each unit into tenths, etc.
  • Using an area model.
  • Let one square 1 and divide into tenths.

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Modeling Examples
  • From page 331 in textbook
  • 1c.) Model 1.6 1.5 using base-ten blocks.
  • 2b.) Model 0.6 0.3 using a number line
  • (or metric ruler).
  • 3a.) Model 0.6 x 0.5 using an area model.
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