
Saxon Course 2: Lesson 34 (Slides)
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Lesson 34
Decimal Numbers on the
Number Line
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If the distance between consecutive whole numbers on a number line is
divided by tick marks into 10 equal units, then numbers corresponding to
these marks can be named using decimal numbers with one decimal place.
Decimals on the Number Line
1 millimeter = 1/10 cm
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Example:
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Example 2:
This number line is divided into 100 parts which means we use two decimal places (hundredths place).
(Think about how 1 meter = 100 cm)
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Daily Challenge #34
A. Carmen’s wardrobe closet is 1.57 meters tall. How many centimeters tall is it?
B.
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Lesson 34
Decimal Numbers on the
Number Line
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