whole number
---------------- over a
whole number
Eg.
1
_
2
-----------
3
_
4
-----------
5
_
3
-----------
7
_
6
NOT:
30%, 0.1 and
0.5
_
3
Decimals:
decimal is always over one.
0.1
_
1
----------
0.5
_
1
----------
0.375
_
1
6
- = 6 = 6.0
1
Percent:
Anything that's out of a hundred!
60%
_
1
60 54.7
_
1
% 54.7
_
1
Example:
Decimals:
6
_
2
÷ 2
3
_
1
Percentage:
50 = 50%
_
100
Fractions:
7 A whole number over a whole number
_
4
------------------------
Divided by:
1
_
2
----
30
_
100
----
0.2
_
1
----
Convert Fraction and Decimals:
1
_
2
÷ 2
0.5
_
1
When I do divided by at the top, I have to do the same thing for the bottom.
This is also known as ... EQUIVALENT FRACTION!
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Homework:
Homework Booklet pgs. 44-45
Good job Reiner, you just did decimals and percent wrong because decimals are always over 1 and percent is always out of 100. You also forgot to include the converting part and the part where you change a fraction into a decimal.
ReplyDeleteGood job but I'm with Jessica.
ReplyDeleteGood job Reiner! You just forgot to include the converting part and how to change a fraction into a decimal.
ReplyDeleteNice try Reiner!
ReplyDeleteGood job Reiner! You did a couple of things wrong. What you need to fix are that the decimals are always over 1 and that percent is always out of 100. You also forgot to add how to show fractions into decimals. Right idea, better than last time!
ReplyDeleteGood Job Reiner! Also yes with everything everyone else is saying- percent: always out of 100 & decimals: always over 1. you also forgot to add how to convert fractions. But nice try!
ReplyDeleteGood job Reiner! Just don't forget that percent is always out of 100 and that decimals are over 1. Good try.
ReplyDeleteNice post, Reiner. I had a hard time following your examples. I found it kind of messy. A percent isn't anything that's 100, but out of 100. You forgot to capitalize somethings. You also forgot to post what we learned about converting fractions.
ReplyDeleteautomatic Typing.
ReplyDeleteit's suppose to be like 9
_
7
Instead of 9
-
1
Good job, Reiner. Some parts are confusing, but other than that, you did good. And just remember that percents are always out of 100 and decimals are always over 1.
ReplyDeleteGood job Reiner. I like how you showed it
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Nice examples .
ReplyDeleteGood Job Reiner.
ReplyDeleteGood job Reiner!!!! But you forgot to convert the fraction and percents are out of 100 and decimals are always over 1. But you still did a good job.
ReplyDeleteGood job Reiner!
ReplyDeleteYou forgot some things. But you still did good.