Press here to CLOSE XInstructions for
The two
to set a new problem.
Click on the check mark at the bottom to keep score! You can choose the number of problems by clicking up and down by the 25 default. After you think you've correctly converted the fraction, reset it. Please note the problem will not change color when it is keeping score in the challenge mode. Each time you reset the problem, the left counter increases for each correct answer; the right counter counts the number of problems you've done. If the answer isn't right, the correct answer will display to the right of the counter when you reset the problem. When you're done, your score will be shown on the screen.
Click the teacher's apple
to return to Mr. Martini's decimals & percentages home page.
Fractions to Hundredths
The two
fractions
are equal, and the denominator in the fraction on the right of the equation is set tohundredths
. Figure out what the missing numerator is and type it in. Some of these can be difficult, so keep a pencil and paper handy! Hint - the new numerator is always between 1 and 400. If your answer is correct, the problem will change color. Click on the problem, press the ENTER key, or click on the reset problem button to set a new problem.Click on the check mark at the bottom to keep score! You can choose the number of problems by clicking up and down by the 25 default. After you think you've correctly converted the fraction, reset it. Please note the problem will not change color when it is keeping score in the challenge mode. Each time you reset the problem, the left counter increases for each correct answer; the right counter counts the number of problems you've done. If the answer isn't right, the correct answer will display to the right of the counter when you reset the problem. When you're done, your score will be shown on the screen.
Click the teacher's apple
to return to Mr. Martini's decimals & percentages home page.22
5
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2
100
2
5
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2
100
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