BRAIN-COMPATIBLE Activity 3 Directions: Read and answer. Write your answer in your notebook. 1. The distance between the town plaza and the school is two and five thousand Sixty ten thousandths kilometeres. Write the distance in decimal number. Carol and Ric are vying for honors. The difference in their general average is only twenty-three thousandths, Write the difference as a decimal number. 2. There are six hundred-eight out of 1000 students are girls at ABC Learning Center. Write the answer as a decimal number. 3.

BRAIN-COMPATIBLE Activity 3 Directions: Read and answer. Write your answer in your notebook. 1. The distance between the town plaza and the school is two and five thousand Sixty ten thousandths kilometeres. Write the distance in decimal number. Carol and Ric are vying for honors. The difference in their general average is only twenty-three thousandths, Write the difference as a decimal number. 2. There are six hundred-eight out of 1000 students are girls at ABC Learning Center. Write the answer as a decimal number. 3.

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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