This math topic focuses on practicing how to divide numbers by powers of ten using fractions, specifically within the context of basic decimal division. It involves dividing large numerals by 10 or 100 and introduces students to manipulating decimal places and understanding the effect of division by powers of ten on numbers. The problems include numeric division tasks which result in both whole numbers and decimals. This is positioned as a level 2 exercise within a broader unit on introductory decimal division.
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moreDivision as Fraction by Powers of Ten (Positive) Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Division as Fraction by Powers of Ten (Positive) (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Decimal Division - Advanced' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/decimals_division_advanced/ |
1
| Divide these numbers |
a
| 30 |
b
| 300,000 |
c
| 3 |
d
| 3,000 |
e
| 30,000 |
f
| 300 |
2
| Divide these numbers |
a
| 460,000 |
b
| 460 |
c
| 4,600 |
d
| 46,000 |
e
| 0.46 |
f
| 4.6 |
3
| Divide these numbers |
a
| 660 |
b
| 6,600 |
c
| 66,000 |
d
| 0.66 |
e
| 660,000 |
f
| 66 |
4
| Divide these numbers |
a
| 31 |
b
| 3,100 |
c
| 0.31 |
d
| 3.1 |
e
| 310 |
f
| 31,000 |
5
| Divide these numbers |
a
| 81 |
b
| 810 |
c
| 8.1 |
d
| 0.81 |
e
| 8,100 |
f
| 81,000 |
6
| Divide these numbers |
a
| 67 |
b
| 67,000 |
c
| 6,700 |
d
| 6.7 |
e
| 670 |
f
| 0.67 |
7
| Divide these numbers |
a
| 30,000 |
b
| 0.3 |
c
| 30 |
d
| 3 |
e
| 3,000 |
f
| 300 |