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Whole Numbers and Decimals

In whole number and decimals we will learn how to represent a mixed number graphically and write in decimal form.

1. Let us consider a mixed number 1710. The number can be represented graphically as given below.

Whole Numbers and Decimals

Here, whole number part is 1 and the decimal part is 7. 

The number is written as 1.7 and it is read as one point three. In the place-value chart 1 is written under ones column and 7 is written in the tenths column.


2. Let us consider an another mixed number 1310. The number can be represented graphically as given below.

Represent Whole Numbers and Decimals

Here, whole number part is 1 and the decimal part is 3. The number is written as 1.3 and it is read as one point three. In the place-value chart 1 is written under ones column and 3 is written in the tenths column.





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