Chapter 4: Decimal Operations

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1. True or False, Dan had the more money on Wednesday. 

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Dan had more money on Wednesday because the question states that the answer is true.

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Chapter 4: Decimal Operations - Quiz

Questions are from Person C. M. P. Curriculum focusing on 6th grade operations of decimals.

2. Find the exact sum for 0.52 + 1.2

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The given question asks for the exact sum of 0.52 and 1.2. The sum of these two numbers is 1.72.

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3. Find the exact difference for 4.4 - 1.29

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The given question asks for the exact difference between 4.4 and 1.29. To calculate the difference, we subtract 1.29 from 4.4. This gives us a result of 3.11. Therefore, the correct answer is 3.11.

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4. Find the exact product for 3.2 X 4.1

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The given answer, 13.12, is the exact product of multiplying 3.2 by 4.1.

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5. Find the quotient for 4.98 divided by 3.23 and round to the nearest hundredths place. 

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The quotient for 4.98 divided by 3.23 is 1.54.

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6. How much gasoline did Paul buy on the trip? 

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Paul bought 61.0001 gallons of gasoline on the trip.

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7. Who accumulated the most money Monday through Friday? By how much?

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Dave accumulated the most money Monday through Friday, by a difference of 8 cents compared to Dan.

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8. How much money did Paul spend on gasoline for the entire trip? 

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9. Dave accumulates the same amount of money every week. How much money should he expect to have after 3 and 1/2 weeks? 

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Dave accumulates the same amount of money every week. After 3 and 1/2 weeks, he would have accumulated the same amount of money for 3 weeks and half of the amount for the 4th week. Therefore, the total amount of money he should expect to have after 3 and 1/2 weeks is the sum of 3 times the amount he accumulates in a week and half of the amount he accumulates in a week. The correct answer of $5.71 is the closest option to this calculation.

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10. Paul's odometer read 23,451.1 miles when he pulled out of his driveway. Then, when returning home it read 24,809.4 miles. How many miles did he travel on his trip?

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Paul's odometer read 23,451.1 miles when he pulled out of his driveway and 24,809.4 miles when he returned home. To find out how many miles he traveled on his trip, we need to subtract the initial reading from the final reading. Therefore, the calculation would be 24,809.4 - 23,451.1 = 1,358.3 miles.

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True or False, Dan had the more money on Wednesday. 
Find the exact sum for 0.52 + 1.2
Find the exact difference for 4.4 - 1.29
Find the exact product for 3.2 X 4.1
Find the quotient for 4.98 divided by 3.23 and round to the nearest...
How much gasoline did Paul buy on the trip? 
Who accumulated the most money Monday through Friday? By how much?
How much money did Paul spend on gasoline for the entire trip? 
Dave accumulates the same amount of money every week. How much money...
Paul's odometer read 23,451.1 miles when he pulled out of his...
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