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(7.1) Number, operation, and quantitative reasoning.

The student represents and uses rational numbers in a variety of equivalent forms.

The student is expected to:(B) convert between fractions, decimals, whole numbers, and

percents mentally, on paper, or with a calculator.

7.1B STUDENT ACTIVITY #1

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Part I: How do I convert ½ to a decimal?

Divide the ___________ by the ___________ . The quotient is ___________ . Therefore, ___________ is the decimal equivalent to

½.Write a decimal equivalent for the fraction in each box.

For each fraction converted to a decimal, divide the ___________ by the ___________ .

The quotient is the ___________ ___________ of the fraction.

numerator denominator

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Part I: How do I convert ½ to a decimal?

Divide the ___________ by the ___________ . The quotient is ___________ . Therefore, ___________ is the decimal equivalent to

½.Write a decimal equivalent for the fraction in each box.

For each fraction converted to a decimal, divide the ___________ by the ___________ .

The quotient is the ___________ ___________ of the fraction.

numerator denominator

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Part I: How do I convert ½ to a decimal?

Divide the ___________ by the ___________ . The quotient is ___________ . Therefore, ___________ is the decimal equivalent to

½.Write a decimal equivalent for the fraction in each box.

For each fraction converted to a decimal, divide the ___________ by the ___________ .

The quotient is the ___________ ___________ of the fraction.

numerator denominator

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Part I: How do I convert ½ to a decimal?

Divide the ___________ by the ___________ . The quotient is ___________ . Therefore, ___________ is the decimal equivalent to

½.Write a decimal equivalent for the fraction in each box.

For each fraction converted to a decimal, divide the ___________ by the ___________ .

The quotient is the ___________ ___________ of the fraction.

numerator denominator

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Part I: How do I convert ½ to a decimal?

Divide the ___________ by the ___________ . The quotient is ___________ . Therefore, ___________ is the decimal equivalent to

½.Write a decimal equivalent for the fraction in each box.

For each fraction converted to a decimal, divide the ___________ by the ___________ .

The quotient is the ___________ ___________ of the fraction.

numerator denominator

0.5

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Part I: How do I convert ½ to a decimal?

Divide the ___________ by the ___________ . The quotient is ___________ . Therefore, ___________ is the decimal equivalent to

½.Write a decimal equivalent for the fraction in each box.

For each fraction converted to a decimal, divide the ___________ by the ___________ .

The quotient is the ___________ ___________ of the fraction.

numerator denominator

0.5

0.5

numerator denominator

decimal equivalent

= 0.___2 3 = 0.___ = 0.___ = 0.___ = 0.___67 125 8 25 63

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Part II: How do I convert 0.25 to a fraction?Use ________ as the denominator because it is the ________

________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ point.

Use ________ as the numerator because they are the ________ to the ________ of the ________ point.

Therefore, ___________ is the fraction equivalent to 0.25. Write a fraction equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a fraction, use the _________ _________ of the digit farthest to the right of the _________ _________ as the denominator. Then use the _________ to the right of the _________ _________ as the _________.

100 placevalue decimal

25 digitsright decimal

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Part II: How do I convert 0.25 to a fraction?Use ________ as the denominator because it is the ________

________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ point.

Use ________ as the numerator because they are the ________ to the ________ of the ________ point.

Therefore, ___________ is the fraction equivalent to 0.25. Write a fraction equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a fraction, use the _________ _________ of the digit farthest to the right of the _________ _________ as the denominator. Then use the _________ to the right of the _________ _________ as the _________.

100 placevalue decimal

25 digitsright decimal

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Part II: How do I convert 0.25 to a fraction?Use ________ as the denominator because it is the ________

________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ point.

Use ________ as the numerator because they are the ________ to the ________ of the ________ point.

Therefore, ___________ is the fraction equivalent to 0.25. Write a fraction equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a fraction, use the _________ _________ of the digit farthest to the right of the _________ _________ as the denominator. Then use the _________ to the right of the _________ _________ as the _________.

100 placevalue decimal

25 digitsright decimal

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Part II: How do I convert 0.25 to a fraction?Use ________ as the denominator because it is the ________

________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ point.

Use ________ as the numerator because they are the ________ to the ________ of the ________ point.

Therefore, ___________ is the fraction equivalent to 0.25. Write a fraction equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a fraction, use the _________ _________ of the digit farthest to the right of the _________ _________ as the denominator. Then use the _________ to the right of the _________ _________ as the _________.

100 placevalue decimal

25 digitsright decimal

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0.75 = 75100 0.5 = 5

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Part II: How do I convert 0.25 to a fraction?Use ________ as the denominator because it is the ________

________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ point.

Use ________ as the numerator because they are the ________ to the ________ of the ________ point.

Therefore, ___________ is the fraction equivalent to 0.25. Write a fraction equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a fraction, use the _________ _________ of the digit farthest to the right of the _________ _________ as the denominator. Then use the _________ to the right of the _________ _________ as the _________.

100 placevalue decimal

25 digitsright decimal

_25_100

0.75 = 75100 0.5 = 5

10 0.4 = 0.625 = 0.375 = 6251000

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Part II: How do I convert 0.25 to a fraction?Use ________ as the denominator because it is the ________

________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ point.

Use ________ as the numerator because they are the ________ to the ________ of the ________ point.

Therefore, ___________ is the fraction equivalent to 0.25. Write a fraction equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a fraction, use the _________ _________ of the digit farthest to the right of the _________ _________ as the denominator. Then use the _________ to the right of the _________ _________ as the _________.

100 placevalue decimal

25 digitsright decimal

_25_100

place valuedecimal point

digitsdecimal point numerator

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Part III: How do I convert 0.75 to a percent?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number to replace the ________

point.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 0.75.

Write a percent equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a percent, ________ the decimal by ________. Place a ________ sign after the product.

decimal point rightpercent decimal

75%

0.6 = ___%66 0.35 = ___%35 0.25 = ___%25 0.625 = ____% 0.80 = ___%

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Part III: How do I convert 0.75 to a percent?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number to replace the ________

point.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 0.75.

Write a percent equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a percent, ________ the decimal by ________. Place a ________ sign after the product.

decimal point rightpercent decimal

75%

0.6 = ___%66 0.35 = ___% 0.25 = ___% 0.625 = ____% 0.80 = ___%

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Part III: How do I convert 0.75 to a percent?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number to replace the ________

point.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 0.75.

Write a percent equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a percent, ________ the decimal by ________. Place a ________ sign after the product.

decimal point rightpercent decimal

75%

0.6 = ___%66 0.35 = ___%35 0.25 = ___% 0.625 = ____% 0.80 = ___%

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Part III: How do I convert 0.75 to a percent?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number to replace the ________

point.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 0.75.

Write a percent equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a percent, ________ the decimal by ________. Place a ________ sign after the product.

decimal point rightpercent decimal

75%

0.6 = ___%66 0.35 = ___%35 0.25 = ___%25 0.625 = ____% 0.80 = ___%

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Part III: How do I convert 0.75 to a percent?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number to replace the ________

point.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 0.75.

Write a percent equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a percent, ________ the decimal by ________. Place a ________ sign after the product.

decimal point rightpercent decimal

75%

0.6 = ___%66 0.35 = ___%35 0.25 = ___%25 0.625 = ____%62.5 0.80 = ___%

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Part III: How do I convert 0.75 to a percent?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number to replace the ________

point.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 0.75.

Write a percent equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal converted to a percent, ________ the decimal by ________. Place a ________ sign after the product.

decimal point rightpercent decimal

75%

multiply100 percent

0.6 = ___%66 0.35 = ___%35 0.25 = ___%25 0.625 = ____%62.5 0.80 = ___%80

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Part IV: How do I convert ¾ to a percent?Convert the ________ to a ________.Divide the ________ by the __________. The quotient is ______.Therefore, ________ is the decimal equivalent to ¾.Then, convert the ________ to a ________.Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number. The decimal point can

be omitted if it is to the right of all the digits.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 0.75, and

therefore is the percent equivalent to the fraction ________.

Write a percent equivalent for the fraction in each box.

For each fraction converted to a percent, ________ the ________ by the __________.Convert the ________ to a percent by multiplying by ________ and writing a ________ sign after the product.

= ___%1 3 = ___% = ___% = ___% = ____%33 75 40 50 87.57

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Part V: How do I convert 6.75 to a percent?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Put a ________ sign after the number.Therefore, ________ is the percent equivalent to 6.75.

Write a percent equivalent for the mixed decimal in each box.

For each decimal I converted to a percent, I move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Then I put a ________ sign after the number.If the decimal point is to the ________ of the digits, I do not have to write it in the percent number. ________ is the only one of these percents above that I must write the decimal point.

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(7.1) Number, operation, and quantitative reasoning.

The student represents and uses rational numbers in a variety of equivalent forms.

The student is expected to:(B) convert between fractions, decimals, whole numbers, and

percents mentally, on paper, or with a calculator.

7.1B STUDENT ACTIVITY #2

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Part I: How do I convert 3.275 to a mixed fraction?

I use ________ as the ________ ________ part of the ________ because it is to the ________ of the ________ point.

I use ________ as the denominator because it is the ________ ________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ point.

I use ________ as the numerator because they are the ________ to the ________ of the ________ point.

Therefore, ________ is the mixed fraction equivalent to 3.275.

Write a mixed fraction equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each decimal number I convert to a mixed number, I use the ________ ________ of the digit farthest to the right of the ________ ________ as the denominator. I then use the ________ to the right of the ________ ________ as the ________.Finally, I use any ________ to the left of the decimal point as the ________-number part of the ________ fraction.

21.5 = _____ 33.2 = _____ 8.75 = _____ 1.25 = _____ 87.4 = _____

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Part II: How do I convert 4.5% to a decimal?

Move the ________ ________ two places to the ________,Place a leading ________ before the number. Drop the

________ sign after the number.Therefore, ________ is the decimal equivalent to 4.5%.

Write a decimal equivalent for the percent in each box.

For each percent converted to a decimal, move the ________ ________ two places to the ________.Then drop the ________ sign after the number.

25% = _____ 3.7% = _____ 9% = _____ 32.8% = ______ 5.5% = _____

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Part III: How do I convert 75% to a fraction?

Express the ________ as a ________ with a denominator of ________.

Therefore, ________ is the fraction equivalent to 75%.

Write a percent equivalent for the decimal in each box.

For each percent converted to a fraction, express the percent as a fraction with a denominator of ________. Then simplify the fraction if needed.

20% = ____ 10% = ____ 45% = ____ 30% = ____ 25% = ____

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Part IV: How do I convert 145 percent to a fraction?

Express the ________ as a ________ with a denominator of ________.

The percent is greater than ________%, so it may be expressed as a ________ fraction.

Therefore, ________ is the fraction equivalent to 145% and ________ is the ________ fraction equivalent of 145%.

Write a fraction or mixed fraction equivalent for the percent in each box.

For each percent converted to a fraction, express the ________ as a ________ with a denominator of ________.If the percent is greater than ________%, express the fraction equivalent as a ________ ________.

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Part V: Simeon answered 21 out of 25 questions correctly on his quiz. What percent of the quiz questions did he

answer correctly?

The fraction of questions Simeon answered correctly is

Convert the decimal to a percent by moving the decimal point _____ places to the _____.The decimal _____ is equivalent to _____ %.Simeon answered _____ % of the quiz questions correctly.

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Part V: At a school football game 45% of the people watching the game were

middle school students. What fraction of the people watching the game were

middle school students?

Convert ________ to a decimal. Move the decimal point _____ places to the _____.

Of the people watching the game, were middle school students.

______% = ______

Rewrite the decimal 0.45 as a fraction.

Simplify the fraction.

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