1. < 2. >

3. 7.34, 7.35, 7.36, 7.37, etc.

4. 7.55

Yes, the book will stand upright because it is slightly shorter than the space between the shelves. 27.36<27.4 15. 9 16. 8.1 17, 1.16 18. 2.563 19. 0.3558 34. 15, 900,000 35. 6, 500,000 36. 10,000,000 37. 15,000,000

2.) 7.33 is (greater than)7.24

3.) 7.35 Is between 7.33 & 7.41

4.) 7.41 is between 7.33 and 7.50

*WRITING*

Will a book that is 27.36 centimeters tall stand upright in a bookcase whose shelves are 27.4 centimeters apart? Explain. i’m not sure but i think Yes, because it will be bigger than the book.

**ROUNDING DECIMALS**

15.) 9.41 (Nearest One) (9)

16.) 8.087 (Nearest Tenth)(8.1)

17.) 1.159 (Nearest Hundredth) (1.12)

18.) 2.5634 (Nearest Thousandth) (2.563)

19.) 0.35575 (Nearest Ten- Thousandth) (0.3558)

***ROUND TO THE NEAREST HUNDRED THOUSAND (?THAN WRITE THE ROUNDED NUMBER AS A DECIMAL NUMBER OF MILLIONS?).*** idk how 2 do the 2nd part but i’ll do the first!

34.) 15, 925, 000 (16,000,000)

35.) 6,549,000 (7,000,000)

36.) 9,987,260 (10,000,000)

37.) 14,962,000 (14,000,000)

The book will stand on the shelves. There is 27.4 cm of room and the book is only 27.36 cm tall. You would still have .04 cm of room left.

15. 9

16. 8.1

17. 1.16

18. 2.563

19. 0.3558

When rounding, numbers 5 and over go up, below 5 goes down.

34. 15,900,000 = 15.9 million

35 6,500,000 = 6.5 million

36.10,000,000 = 10.0 million

37.15,000,000 = 15.0 million

Writing: The book should fit since it is .o4 centimeters shorter than the shelving. 27.4 – 27.36 =.04

15. 9

16. 8.1

17. 1.16

18. 2.56

19. 0.3558

I’m not sure what she wants on these either, but here’s the rounding part.

34. 15,900,000

35. 6,500,000

36. 10,000,000

37. 15,000,000

Don’t count on these being right, though. Check the instructions and do the problems again yourself. Good luck.

1) < 2) >

3) 7.37

4) 7.49

Writing- yes, because there is still 0.04 cm left of room.

15) 9

16) 8.1

17) 1.16

18) 2.563

19) 0.3558

You can handle 34-37!

Do your HW from now on!

3.) any number between 7.34-7.40 inclusive, such as 7.38

4.) any number larger than 7.41 non -inclusive, such as 7.45

*writing*

yes*, because 27.36 cm is smaller than 27.4cm

*answer is only valid if the 27.4 cm between the shelves is the actual space between and does not include the height of the shelves.

15.) 9

16.) 8.1

17.) 1.16

18.) 2.563

19.) .3558

34.)15.9 million

35.)6.5 million

36.)10.0 million

37.)15.0 million

3.) 7.38 Is between 7.33 & 7.41

4.) 7.41 is between 7.33 and 7.45

*WRITING*

space left = 27.40 – 27.36 = 0.04 cm

15.) 9.41 (Nearest One) 9

16.) 8.087 (Nearest Tenth) 8.1

17.) 1.159 (Nearest Hundredth)1.16

18.) 2.5634 (Nearest Thousandth) 2.563

19.) 0.35575 (Nearest Ten- Thousandth)0.3558

34.) 15, 000, 000

35.) 7,000,000

36.) 10,000,000

37.) 15,000,000

Enjoy 🙂

Writing: convert 27.4 to 27.40 and you will see that the 27.36 tall book will fit with .04 cm to spare.

15) 9

16)8.1

17)1.200

18)2.6000

19)0.40000

34) 15,900,000 = 15.000000

35)6,6000,000= 6.000000

36)10,000,000= 10.000000

37)15,000,000=15.000000

3.7.35

4.7.49

writing: no, the book is taller than the shelf.

rounding: 15. 9

16. 8.1

17. 1.2

18. 2563

19. 0.3558

idk how to do 34-37. sorry!