Tenths, hundredths and decimal place value
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The square represents one whole. What decimal is shaded?
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One square is divided into 100 equal parts; 8 are shaded.
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Answer: 0.08
- 8 of the 100 equal parts are shaded.
- 8/100 = 0.08.
- The answer is 0.08.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
VC2M4N01
recognise and extend the application of place value to tenths and hundredths and use the conventions of decimal notation to name and represent decimals
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- Students identify decimal representations supplied in choices or diagrams; the multiple-choice format does not assess an independently constructed representation to hundredths.
- VC2M4N01-C01Recognise and apply place value to tenths.
- VC2M4N01-C02Recognise and apply place value to hundredths.
- VC2M4N01-C03Use the conventions of decimal notation.
- VC2M4N01-C04Name decimals using decimal notation and place-value language.
- VC2M4N01-C05Represent decimals to hundredths.
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- 01What decimal number is illustrated?
- 02Graph decimals on number lines
- 03Decimal number lines
- 04Understanding decimals expressed in words
- 05Model decimals: tenths
- 06Place value models
- 07Place values in decimal numbers
- 08One-tenth or one-hundredth more or less
- 09Equivalent decimals