Expanded Form Review

Question 1

How can we represent \frac{57}{100} as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.57

Question 2

(7 x 1) + (5 x \frac{1}{10}) =

Accepted Answer

7.5

Question 3

(10 x 1) + (3 x \frac{1}{10}) + (5 x \frac{1}{100})

Accepted Answer

10.35

Question 4

(10 x 1) + (7 x \frac{1}{10}) + (6 x \frac{1}{100})

Accepted Answer

10.76

Question 5

How can we write \frac{1}{1000}as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.001

Question 6

How can we represent \frac{307}{1000} as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.307

Question 7

What number represents \frac{7}{10}as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.7

Question 8

5 x \frac{1}{10} =

Accepted Answer

\frac{5}{10}or .5

Question 9

How can we write one and three hundred and five thousandths as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

1.305

Question 10

(5 x 1) + (8 x \frac{8}{100}) =

Accepted Answer

5.08

Question 11

How can we represent \frac{12}{1000} as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.012

Question 12

How can we write two hundred and fifty-eight thousandths as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.258

Question 13

(10 x 1) + (7 x \frac{1}{100}) + (9 x \frac{1}{1000})

Accepted Answer

10.079

Question 14

What number represents \frac{9}{1000}as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.009

Question 15

What number represents \frac{8}{100} as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.08

Question 16

How can we write \frac{1}{10}as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.1

Question 17

7x1 = ?

Accepted Answer

7

Question 18

7 x \frac{1}{1000} =

Accepted Answer

\frac{7}{1000} or .007

Question 19

(6 x 1) + (4 x \frac{1}{10}) + (7 x \frac{1}{1000})

Accepted Answer

6.407

Question 20

How can we write \frac{1}{100}as a decimal?

Accepted Answer

.01

Questions 20