3. Four hundredths. 42 hundredths. 20. 703,205 millionths. 15. 7370808800 16. 41180 17. 6455. 18. 33140000 19. Tot 000 10000: 6. 1517% 4000 13. 48-21875 20. 10000 21. 957337600 95100000 1000 8. 24 208 . . 100000 UNITED STATES MONEY. 1. Read $12.925 as a mixed decimal, and as dollars, cents, and mills. It is read "12 and 925-thousandths dollars,” or “12 dollars, ninety-two cents, five mills." 2. Read in like manner the following: 1. $89.06. 5. $59.375. 9. $1.375. 2. $94.254. 6. $86.017. 10. $0.876. 3. $69.015. 7. $314.002. 11. $0.093. 4. $195.005. 8. $20.25. 12. $0.001. 3. Express decimally $180, $20_, $351, $10, $145, $ 136, $64 %, $33200, $190864, $1847, $170, $683%, $68 33%, 13.5*010 , five cents, five dimes, five mills, five dollars five cents five mills. 41 10 83.9. 39 1000 1°, REDUCTION. To Like Decimals. $160 = $1680. Therefore $.06 = $.060. PRINCIPLE. Annexing ciphers to a decimal does not alter its value. EXERCISES. 1. Reduce .7, .05, and .304 to like fractions. Process. Explanation. .7 = .700 Thousandths is the lowest order given, hence all .05 = .050 the fractions must be reduced to thousandths. Since annexing ciphers to a decimal does not alter its value, 301 .304 we annex two ciphers to .7, thus rendering it 700 thousandths; one cipher to .05, thus rendering it 50 thousandths. RULE. By annexing ciphers give each decimal the same number of decimal places. 2. Reduce to like decimals the following: 1. .25, .025, .37. 4. .06, .008, .4267, .026. To a Common Fraction. 1. What is the denominator of 125? 2. What is its numerator? 3. Write .125 as a common fraction. 4. What part of the expression .125 did you omit? Write the decimal, omitting the decimal point; supply the decimal denominator, and reduce the fraction to its lowest terms. 2. Reduce the following decimals according to the rule: 1. .45. 8. 4.0125. 15. 23.075. 2. .027. 9. .4355. 16. .354. 3. .72. 10. 10.25. 17. .00625. 4. 1.39. 11. .0005. 18. .05375. 5. .375. 12. .5000. 19. 15.064. 6. .625. 13. 10.25. 20. .005396. 7. 4.75. 14. 15.725. 21. .0007890. 1. What is the denominator of a common fraction that may be directly expressed as a decimal ? 2. If } be reduced to a decimal, what is the smallest denominator it can have ? 3. = how many 10ths ? 5. How does the number of places in the quotients agree with the number of ciphers annexed ? =.375 8 1. 1 25. 372 23 3. §. 15 15 12. 4. 347 5 EXERCISES. Explanation. 3.002 We find by trial that three ciphers must be an nexed to 3 to secure a complete quotient. The three ciphers annexed require the pointing off of three decimal places in the quotient. RULE. Annex ciphers to the numerator and divide by the denominator. Point off in the quotient as many decimal places as there are ciphers annexed. 2. Reduce the following to decimals : 9. 28 . 1250; 26. do 27. 1280 4. Z. 20. 11. 28. 2560 21. 51. 29. Todoo 15625 31. 31895 32 76 • 81920 Note. - It is not possible in every case to render the division exact by annexing ciphers. Frequently a remainder occurs, which may be used as the numerator of a fraction; or it may be disregarded, and the sign + employed to denote the incompleteness. 3. Reduce to a decimal. Process. 3. ogle = .4285%, or .4285 +. 6. 7. 9. 12. . 13. 9. 15. 1728 15. 34. 20. 1898. 6. 16 14. 3 201 30. 34 76 17 23. 12392 32. 3856 = 5 11. . 1. } 2. 5. 6 16. t. 17. To 18. Ito 14. 47. 19. 307 74 |