L.2
Relationships Between Decimal Place Values
Q2 · Dec–FebCompare the same digit in two decimal places: 10, 100, or 1,000 times as much.
Level
Medium
Problems
Relationships Between Decimal Place Values
Skill L.2 · Decimal place value & rounding · ★★☆ Medium · Quarter 2
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Example
In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
Think: The first is worth and the second is worth , and . Each place is worth 10 times the place to its right.
- 1In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
- 2In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
- 3In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
- 4In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
- 5In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
- 6In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
- 7In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
- 8In , the first is worth times as much as the second .
Answer Key
L.2 Relationships Between Decimal Place Values · ★★☆ Medium
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L. Decimal place value & rounding11 skills
- L.1Value of a Decimal Digit
- L.2Relationships Between Decimal Place Values
- L.3Read & Write Decimals
- L.4Decimals in Expanded Form
- L.5Compare Decimals to Thousandths
- L.6Compare Decimals & Fractions
- L.7Order Decimals
- L.8Round to the Nearest Whole Number
- L.9Round to the Nearest Tenth
- L.10Round to the Nearest Hundredth
- L.11Rounding Decimals