Math Drills
Fractions and Decimals
B-3Calculation (Addition and Subtraction)

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What this worksheet covers
- Worksheet
- Fractions and Decimals
Rewriting a decimal as a fraction and a fraction as a decimal is the Calculation here. A decimal is turned into a fraction over ten or a hundred and then simplified, and a fraction has its numerator divided by its denominator to give a terminating decimal. The course of the rewriting is shown on one line, and only the final form goes into the answer box.
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Turning a fraction into a decimal, the direction gets taken wrongly and the denominator is divided by the numerator. A fraction whose numerator is smaller than its denominator must give a decimal below 1. An answer above 1 has the division the wrong way round.
Once Fractions and Decimals are seen as two dresses of the same number, a size can be compared in either form. Calculation that begins from finding a common denominator waits in the next unit, Adding Fractions (Unlike Denominators).
- Fraction + Decimal4 questions
- Fraction − Decimal4 questions
Questions & answers
Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Properties of Fractions”, shown with their answers.
(1)18/25+0.15 □
Answer: 87/100
(2)9/50+0.87 □
Answer: 1 1/20
(3)18/25+0.17 □
Answer: 89/100
(4)9/50+0.22 □
Answer: 2/5
(5)9/10-0.5 □
Answer: 2/5
(6)4 3/10-0.7 □
Answer: 3 3/5
(7)7/20-0.1 □
Answer: 1/4
(8)8/25-0.2 □
Answer: 3/25













