IXL | Convert decimals between standard and expanded form using fractions

Find the standard decimal form of:

100

60.68

866

6.608

6.68

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question

Find the standard decimal form of:

100

9.83

9.803

389

0.983

key idea

The position of a digit tells you its value. A place value chart keeps track of each digit's value.

Here is a place value chart for the expansion

Tens	Ones	.	Tenths
1 × 10	2 × 1		3 × 1 10
1	2	.	3

According to the chart,

12.3

solution

Look at the expression.

100

Each term is the product of two numbers. The first number is the

digit.

The second number is the place

value.

In this expression, the largest place value is 1 and the smallest is

100

Use a place value chart with a column for each place value between the largest and the smallest:

Ones,

Tenths,

and

Hundredths.

Ones	.	Tenths	Hundredths

	.

Write

in the first row of the Ones column.

Ones	.	Tenths	Hundredths
9 × 1
	.

The ones digit is 9. Write this digit in the second row.

Ones	.	Tenths	Hundredths
9 × 1
9	.

Complete the rest of the chart in the same way.

Ones	.	Tenths	Hundredths
9 × 1		8 × 1 10	3 × 1 100
9	.	8	3

To write the expression as a decimal number, read the bottom row from left to right.

100

9.83

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Lesson: Writing decimals in expanded form

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