Decimal Word Problems for Math Practice
Practice solving decimal word problems involving addition, subtraction, and basic calculations. The problems include scenarios like calculating distances, making purchases, and exploring number patterns with decimals. Get ready to sharpen your math skills with these engaging exercises and challenges!
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07/05/20 WALT: solve decimal word problems WILF: I can read and understand the questions I can add the decimals correctly I can use place value knowledge to subtract number I can exchange the digit correctly. I can use different strategy to solve each problem **** Show your working for each problem in you submitted work.
1. Complete the calculations 2. Complete the addition pyramids. Each row of the pyramid must total the same as the other rows.
3) Use the signs < = > to complete each statement. Explain how you worked out your answers. a) 0. 51 + 0. 63___ 0. 51 + 0. 7 b) 0. 7 + 0. 4_____ 0. 71 + 0. 393 c) 8. 62 + 6. 18 ____ 2. 63 + 1. 71 + 3. 26 4) Reena s dad wants to take Reena and her little sister somewhere for her birthday. He has 50. Which activities can they afford to do?
PROBLEM SOLVING 1. Toshi drives 26. 3 km to work. He then drives 6. 85 km to his gran s house. How far does he drive in total? 2. Danny buys two items for his dog. He buys a chew toy costing 4. 67 and a lead that costs 2. 85 more than the chew toy. He pays with a 20 note. How much change does Danny get? 3. Isla has 20. She spends 3. 20 on a magazine. She then buys a book that costs 5. 90 more than the magazine. How much change should Isla receive in total? 4. A bucket has 8. 751 l of water in it. Amal pours a further 7. 5 l into the bucket. 1. 27 l of water spill out because the bucket is full. How much water does the bucket hold? 5. Kate and Richard have both saved some money. Richard needs to save another 1. 20 to make 100. After paying 24. 78 for stationery, Kate has 36. 98 less than Richard. How much more money has Richard saved than Kate? 6. Bella flies a paper plane 2. 31 m. Ebo s paper plane flies 0. 7 m. How much further did Bella s paper plane fly?
7. 8. Complete the calculation. 100 1. 0 0. 1 0. 01 0. 001 =
Always, sometimes or never Danny says, "Subtracting a number with 2 decimal places from a number with 1 decimal place will give an answer with 2 decimal places . Is Danny s statement true? Give some examples to support your answer.
