Math Packet 10
This document was uploaded by user and they confirmed that they have the permission to share it. If you are author or own the copyright of this book, please report to us by using this DMCA report form. Report DMCA
Overview
Download & View Math Packet 10 as PDF for free.
More details
- Words: 508
- Pages: 5
Packet
10
Name
Your #
---
Group# __
------------
A Multiply. 1.
246 x 7
2.
853
7.
6.
x
432
3.
9
743
x 2
830
9. 946
x 4
x
Simplify each fraction to lowest terms.
1.
19-=_
2.
4.
~=-
J.i=_
48
6.
46 _ ---92
7.
8.
~=10.
.1.-=_
12.
..1-=_ 12
",
'"
44
12 21
-=-
12 11.
36 _ 40
---
10
9.
12 _ --20
36=_ 42
,-- ••.... •••
I'i.
\oj
" •••
' .... _-----
_ -
••• -
-
-
x 5
362
10.
x
7
Record the perimeter of each figure.
27 in.
63
621
5.
5
D
21
3.
5.
.•.
l§.=_
45
314
4.
x 6
8.
x 8
x 3
•••
268
16in.
in.
Name
_
Date
_
Convert each improper fraction to a mixed number.
.11 7 -
23 3
---
87 8
= ---
-52=
=
---
43
4
=
19
=
2
Convert each mixed number to an improper fraction.
4
2
97=
43= ---
5
68=
----
5 18
= ---
5
89=
1
57=
Decimals: Tenths and Hundredths Part I: For each problem, write a decimal.
7. twenty-five hundredths
8. five and forty-one thousandths
10. three and three thousandths
11. thirty-one and one tenth
9. five and four hundredths
12. four hundred and five thousandths
Decimals: Comparing Write>, <, or :::for each 8.4708.46
.J,..
8.47 8.46 7>6s08.47>8.46
O.
To compare 2 or more decimals: 1. Line up the decimal point. 2. Compare digits from left to right in their corresponding place values.
1. 0.700.4
2. 2.0402.4
3. 0.620 0.26
4. 0.200.22
5. 0.900.90
6. 1.06
7. 4.03
0 4.003
0 1.60
Measurement: Capacity in the Customary System Study the chart below to answer the questions. 1 pint (pt.) = 2 cups (c.) 1 quart (qt.) = 2 pt. 1 qt. = 4 c. 1 gallon (gal.) = 4 qt.
TIP: When changing from a smaller unit to a larger one (c to pt.), divide. When changing from a larger unit to a smaller one (qt. to pt.), multiply.
Change each measure to cups. 1. 2 pt.
3. 1gal.
2. 3 qt.
8. 5 gal.
5. 3 gal.
Change each measure to pints.
Change each measure to quarts.
'-rCLI<; /1 q c:tr2
4. 6 qt.
qJM veCGl9rfe.
tli What is the average?
_
What is the average?
_
or· (rJ ~C~n ~
--1-0 Name
s:EquivalentFr~ctJo
OS
.
C X levu
eel i t
(~(2..
fraction floYl~rg Place one fraction from the box into each flower petal. Every petal should contain a fraction that is equivalent to the fraction in the center of the flower. Be careful, there are three fractions that will not be used. 7 14
2 18
20 30
27 36
30 40
14 16
4 "6
21 24
6 12
33 44
70 80
15 20
10 20
5 30
9 18
6 9
63 72
77 88
33 66
12 18
50 75
12 24
35 40
75 100
2 9
6
i
34 51
10
Name
Your #
---
Group# __
------------
A Multiply. 1.
246 x 7
2.
853
7.
6.
x
432
3.
9
743
x 2
830
9. 946
x 4
x
Simplify each fraction to lowest terms.
1.
19-=_
2.
4.
~=-
J.i=_
48
6.
46 _ ---92
7.
8.
~=10.
.1.-=_
12.
..1-=_ 12
",
'"
44
12 21
-=-
12 11.
36 _ 40
---
10
9.
12 _ --20
36=_ 42
,-- ••.... •••
I'i.
\oj
" •••
' .... _-----
_ -
••• -
-
-
x 5
362
10.
x
7
Record the perimeter of each figure.
27 in.
63
621
5.
5
D
21
3.
5.
.•.
l§.=_
45
314
4.
x 6
8.
x 8
x 3
•••
268
16in.
in.
Name
_
Date
_
Convert each improper fraction to a mixed number.
.11 7 -
23 3
---
87 8
= ---
-52=
=
---
43
4
=
19
=
2
Convert each mixed number to an improper fraction.
4
2
97=
43= ---
5
68=
----
5 18
= ---
5
89=
1
57=
Decimals: Tenths and Hundredths Part I: For each problem, write a decimal.
7. twenty-five hundredths
8. five and forty-one thousandths
10. three and three thousandths
11. thirty-one and one tenth
9. five and four hundredths
12. four hundred and five thousandths
Decimals: Comparing Write>, <, or :::for each 8.4708.46
.J,..
8.47 8.46 7>6s08.47>8.46
O.
To compare 2 or more decimals: 1. Line up the decimal point. 2. Compare digits from left to right in their corresponding place values.
1. 0.700.4
2. 2.0402.4
3. 0.620 0.26
4. 0.200.22
5. 0.900.90
6. 1.06
7. 4.03
0 4.003
0 1.60
Measurement: Capacity in the Customary System Study the chart below to answer the questions. 1 pint (pt.) = 2 cups (c.) 1 quart (qt.) = 2 pt. 1 qt. = 4 c. 1 gallon (gal.) = 4 qt.
TIP: When changing from a smaller unit to a larger one (c to pt.), divide. When changing from a larger unit to a smaller one (qt. to pt.), multiply.
Change each measure to cups. 1. 2 pt.
3. 1gal.
2. 3 qt.
8. 5 gal.
5. 3 gal.
Change each measure to pints.
Change each measure to quarts.
'-rCLI<; /1 q c:tr2
4. 6 qt.
qJM veCGl9rfe.
tli What is the average?
_
What is the average?
_
or· (rJ ~C~n ~
--1-0 Name
s:EquivalentFr~ctJo
OS
.
C X levu
eel i t
(~(2..
fraction floYl~rg Place one fraction from the box into each flower petal. Every petal should contain a fraction that is equivalent to the fraction in the center of the flower. Be careful, there are three fractions that will not be used. 7 14
2 18
20 30
27 36
30 40
14 16
4 "6
21 24
6 12
33 44
70 80
15 20
10 20
5 30
9 18
6 9
63 72
77 88
33 66
12 18
50 75
12 24
35 40
75 100
2 9
6
i
34 51
Related Documents
Math Packet 10
April 2020 2
Summer Math Packet
May 2020 2
Math Packet 12
April 2020 3
Math Packet 14
April 2020 8
Math Packet 18
April 2020 5
Math Packet 15
April 2020 6More Documents from "Lynn DeLeon"
Mp8
April 2020 7
Mp9
April 2020 7
Mp5
April 2020 9
Decimal Operations 2 Mrs
April 2020 9
Frac Subtraction Diff Denom Ans
May 2020 4