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DECIMALS
For example :1
10
3
100
9
1 000
(c) 138
1 000
100
Solution
Worked Example
Change the following into fractions with
denominators of 10 or powers of 10.
(a) 0.6
(b) 0.55
(c) 0.374
Solution
Worked Example
Express the following fractions as decimals.
(a) 3
4
(b) 7 2
5
Solution
Worked Example
(b) 4 5
20
Worked Example
Solution
(a) 3. 6 = 3 + 0. 6
=3+6
10
=36
10
Worked Example
State the place value and digit value
of the underlined digit in each of the
follow decimals.
(a) 13.46
(b) 7.095
Solution
(a) Tenths ; 0.4
(b) Thousandths ; 0.005
2. Decimal places are the number of
places occupied by the digits after
the decimal point.
For example :(a) 0.3
1 decimal place
(b) 0.06
2 decimal places
(c) 3.152
3 decimal places
(d) 9.7420
4 decimal places
Worked Example
Solution
D) Order of Decimals
We can arrange decimals in increasing or
decreasing order according to their values.
Worked Example
Arrange 7.1, 6.4, 6.83, 6.81 in decreasing order.
Solution
Worked Example
Worked Example
Round off the following decimals to the
nearest whole numbers.
(a) 8.6168
(b) 30.324
Solution
(c) 352.84
Worked Example
Calculate
(a) 34.2 + 26.73 + 9.985
(b) 9.25 + 54 + 17.631
Solution
Given information :
Salman's height = 1.75 m
Arjun is taller than Salman by 0.19 m
Find : Height of Arjun
2. Devise a plan
Use addition.
3. Carry out the plan
Arjun's height
= Salman's height + 0.19 m
1.75 m + 0.19 m = 1.94 m
1.75
+0.19
1.94
Therefore, Arjun is 1.94 m tall.
4. Check
1.94
- 1.75
0 . 1 9 ( The difference )
Worked Example
Dewi collected 21.10 litres of latex on
Monday, 26 litres on Tuesday and
23.906 litres on Wednesday. Find the
total amount of latex collected.
Solution
Worked Example
Calculate
(a) 57.3 - 35.82 - 2.346
(b) 81 - 24.907 - 7.5
Solution
52.03
+ 8.37
60.40
Worked Example
Zaiton bought 6.3 m of cloth. She used 2.15 m
to make a shirt and 3.28 m to make a pair of
pants. How much of the cloth remained ?
Solution
6.3 m - 2.15 m - 3.28 m = 0.87 m
(c) 0.8
(b) 6.973
( d) 0.0032
Solution
Worked Example
Calculate 0.38 x 0.7 x 0.5.
Solution
0.95
8
7.60
3.36
5
16.80
C) Division of Decimals
i - Dividing a whole number or a decimal by
10 or a power of 10
When a whole number or a decimal is divided
by 10, 100, 1 000,... the decimal point is moved
1, 2, 3,,... places respectively to the left.
Worked Example
Calculate
(a) 5 10,
Solution
Worked Example
Calculate
(a) 0.7 10,
Therefore, 35 4 = 8.75
Worked Example
Calculate 8 3 and give your answer correct
to 4 decimal places.
Solution
Therefore, 8 3 = 2. 66666...
= 2. 6667 ( 4 d.p )
iii - Dividing a decimal by a whole number
and vice versa
1. Dividing a decimal by a whole number
is equal sharing.
Worked Example
Find the value of each of the following.
(a) 38.4 4
(b) 0.22 22
Solution
14.30
6
85.80
COMBINED OPERATIONS
OF +, -, x, OF DECIMALS
A) Combined Operations of Addition
and Subtraction
Worked Example
Find the value of each of the following.
(a) 7.41 + 6.35 - 10.02
(b) 8.41 - 31 + 2.07
4
Solution
C) Combined Operations of
Multiplication and Division
Worked Example
Calculate each of the following.
(a) 4.6 x 0.8 1.6
Solution
Worked Example
Calculate each of the following.
(a) 7 x 0 . 9 4
5
Solution
(a) 7 x 0 . 9 4
5
= 6. 3 4 ( Invert the fraction. )
5
= 6. 3 x 5
4
= 31. 5 4
= 7. 875
2
each, how many bags are required ?
Solution
1. Understand the problem
Given information :
Mass of a sack of sugar = 64.2 kg
5 sacks of sugar are packed into
plastic bags of 11 kg.
Find : Number of plastic bags required
2. Devise a plan
Perform multiplication followed by
division.
3. Carry out the plan
5 x 64. 2 11
2
= 5 x 64. 2 3
2
= 192. 6 3
2
= 192. 6 x 2
3
= 385. 2 3
= 128. 4
4. Check
3 x 128. 4 = 192.6
2
192. 6 3
= 64. 2
Worked Example
Amy bought 20 eggs costing RM3. 80.
Lissa bought 35 of those eggs. How
much did Lissa pay ?
Solution
Cost of 20 eggs = RM3.80
Cost of 35 eggs
= 3.80 20 x 35
= 0.19 x 35
= 6.65