Class 5 Maths Worksheet: Decimals
The method (Points in a line): Tenths: 1st digit after the point. Hundredths: 2nd digit. Add or subtract: line up the points, fill gaps with 0, work as whole numbers. × 10 → point 1 place right; × 100 → 2 places right. ÷ 10 and ÷ 100 move it left. Write answers without extra zeros: 4.50 → 4.5.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.14.9 − 5 =
- 2.A red ribbon is 6.7 m long and a blue ribbon is 6.9 m long. What is their total length (in m)? =
- 3.Write 8/10 as a decimal. =
- 4.A red ribbon is 6.7 m long and a blue ribbon is 8.4 m long. What is their total length (in m)? =
- 5.5.89 + 7.3 =
- 6.In 28.88, which digit is in the tenths place?
- 7.4.2 + 4.3 =
- 8.4.56 + 2.73 =
- 9.Write 71/100 as a decimal. =
- 10.Write 80/100 as a decimal. =
- 11.A red ribbon is 9.6 m long and a blue ribbon is 7.3 m long. What is their total length (in m)? =
- 12.64.26 × 10 =
- 13.Write 2/10 as a decimal. =
- 14.6.79 + 7.6 =
- 15.8.86 × 100 =
- 16.90.69 × 10 =
- 17.A red ribbon is 10.4 m long and a blue ribbon is 5.9 m long. How much longer is the red ribbon (in m)? =
- 18.11.93 − 9.33 =
- 19.In 69.64, which digit is in the tenths place?
- 20.76.8 ÷ 10 =
- 21.A red ribbon is 8.2 m long and a blue ribbon is 5.2 m long. What is their total length (in m)? =
- 22.1.5 + 9.81 =
- 23.8.87 − 1.42 =
- 24.A red ribbon is 9.5 m long and a blue ribbon is 8 m long. How much longer is the red ribbon (in m)? =
- 25.In 53.26, which digit is in the tenths place?
- 26.In 82.58, which digit is in the ones place?
- 27.8.09 − 6.61 =
- 28.16.48 − 9.58 =
- 29.A red ribbon is 9.4 m long and a blue ribbon is 3.2 m long. What is their total length (in m)? =
- 30.3.49 + 5.66 =
- 31.73.96 × 10 =
- 32.In 91.47, which digit is in the tenths place?
- 33.In 82.93, which digit is in the ones place?
- 34.67.91 × 10 =
- 35.Write 77/100 as a decimal. =
- 36.A red ribbon is 3.2 m long and a blue ribbon is 7.1 m long. What is their total length (in m)? =
- 37.27.27 × 10 =
- 38.Write 19/100 as a decimal. =
- 39.A red ribbon is 7.4 m long and a blue ribbon is 6.8 m long. How much longer is the red ribbon (in m)? =
- 40.9.38 − 0.15 =
Answer key
- 9.9
- 13.6
- 0.8
- 15.1
- 13.19
- 8
- 8.5
- 7.29
- 0.71
- 0.8
- 16.9
- 642.6
- 0.2
- 14.39
- 886
- 906.9
- 4.5
- 2.6
- 6
- 7.68
- 13.4
- 11.31
- 7.45
- 1.5
- 2
- 2
- 1.48
- 6.9
- 12.6
- 9.15
- 739.6
- 4
- 2
- 679.1
- 0.77
- 10.3
- 272.7
- 0.19
- 0.6
- 9.23
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