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Study Guide Decimals Mathematics, Grade 4
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READING,
WRITING,
COMPARING,
AND
ORDERING
DECIMALS
What
Is
Reading,
Writing,
Comparing
and
Ordering
Decimals?
•
Reading
decimals
means
being
able
to
state
the
place
value
of
each
digit
in
a
decimal.
•
Writing
decimals
means
being
able
to
write
the
decimal
in
written
form
or
numerical
form.
•
Ordering
decimals
means
listing
the
decimals
from
least
to
greatest,
or
greatest
to
least.
•
Comparing
decimals
means
looking
at
the
values
of
two
decimals
and
deciding
if
they
are
greater
than,
less
than,
or
equal
to
each
other.
•
Two
symbols
are
used
in
comparing
decimals.
<
(less
than)
and
>
(greater
than).
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How
to
Read,
Write,
Compare,
and
Order
Decimals:
To
Read
and
Write
decimals,
remember
a
decimal
point
means
and.
•
Also,
take
note
of
the
correct
place
of
the
last
digit
in
the
number.
•
Look
to
see
if
there
is
a
number
to
the
left
of
the
decimal;
if
so
write
it
out.
If
there
is
no
number
to
the
left
of
the
decimal,
skip
to
next
step.
•
Write
an
and
for
the
decimal
point.
•
Write
out
the
number
to
the
right
of
the
decimal.
Do
not
yet
include
the
place
value.
•
Determine
the
place
value
of
the
last
digit
to
the
right
of
the
decimal.
Write
the
place
value.
Example:
12.25
is
written
and
said
‘twelve
and
twenty
five
hundredths.’
Three
and
six
tenths’
is
3.6.
To
Order
decimals,
compare
the
numbers.
Then
list
the
decimals
from
least
to
greatest
or
greatest
to
least.
Example:
8.2,
8.25,
8.29,
8.35
To
Compare
decimals,
line
up
the
decimal
points,
start
at
the
left
and
find
the
first
place
where
the
digits
are
different.
Compare
these
digits
to
decide
if
they
are
less
than,
greater
than,
or
equal
to.
Example:
4.6
<
5.3
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Try
This!
Reading
and
Writing
decimals
Write
the
standard
form.
3.8
Write
as
a
decimal.
Seven
and
thirteen
hundreds
Ordering
decimals
Order
from
least
to
greatest
3.4,
3.24,
3.6,
3.39
Comparing
decimals
5.6
__
5.72
12.2
__
12.10
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