Math Drills
Division with Rounded Answers
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- Division with Rounded Answers
Expressions that never come out however far they run are rounded at a chosen point and answered. Four ways are set: To the Tenths Place (Column Calculation) and To the Hundredths Place (Column Calculation), To 1 Significant Digit (Column Calculation) and To 2 Significant Digits (Column Calculation), and the same four appear once more as word problems set in a scene.
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The column layout is given already carried one place beyond where the answer is to be written. Answers appear with that bottom figure copied straight into the answer box and no rounding done. Counting whether the figures in the answer box come to just as many as the place or the significant digits named is the check.
Extending Division Into Decimals ran until the division came out, whereas here the answer is rounded at a chosen place. In Order of Operations with Decimals, multiplying, dividing and adding share one expression and the order of working becomes the question.
- To the Tenths Place (Word Problems)1 question
- To the Hundredths Place (Word Problems)1 question
- To 1 Significant Digit (Word Problems)1 question
- To 2 Significant Digits (Word Problems)1 question
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Multiplying and Dividing Decimals”, shown with their answers.
(1)At the sports club, Leo divides rope 475m equally by length among 9 club members. If you find 1 person's share by rounding to 2 significant figures to get an approximate number, about how many m is it? Answer □
Answer: about53m
(2)For a birthday party, Hannah pours 7L of juice equally into 3 bottles. When you find the amount in 1 bottle by rounding to the 1/100 place as an approximate number, it is about how many L? Answer □
Answer: about2.33L
(3)During art class, Owen cuts 32m of wire into 7 equal parts. The length of 1 piece, rounded to the nearest 1/10 (the tenths place) to give an approximate number, is about how many m? Answer □
Answer: about4.6m
(4)During club activities, Henry divides 11m of tape equally among 3 members. If you find 1 person's share by rounding to 1 significant figure as an approximate number, about how many m is it? Answer □
Answer: about4m















































