Year 5
Deriving Decimal Multiplication Facts
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will derive multiplication facts involving decimal numbers, exploring a range of language structures and models. By the end of this lesson we will be able to use a known fact (e.g. 2 x 6 = 12) to derive a decimal calculation (e.g. 0.2 x 6 =1.2).
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6 Questions
Q1.
Sofia is 134.7cm tall. Her sister is 107.4cm tall. How much taller is Sofia than her sister?
134.7 + 107.4
134.7 x 107.4
Q2.
How much taller is Sofia than her sister?
14,466.78cm
242.1cm
Q3.
It is Grandad’s birthday soon and he wants to hire a sports car for his present. A sports car costs £49.50 initial payment then £29.50 per hour. Grandad is bought 4 hour's hire. How much did Grandad’s present cost?
49.50 - 29.50
49.50 + 29.50
Q4.
How much did Grandad's present cost?
£20.00
£79.00
Q5.
To visit his grandmother, Zaid takes a train 6.37 km and a car 5.45 km. How many kilometres is his journey in total?
11.72km
12.82km
Q6.
The temperature in the classroom was 21.8 °C. Claire left the door open and the temperature dropped by 3.7 °C. What was the temperature now?
22.1°C
25.5°C
8 Questions
Q1.
9 x 7
0.063
0.63
6.3
Q2.
7 x 9
0.063
0.63
6.3
Q3.
7 x 0.9
0.063
0.63
63
Q4.
9 x 0.7
0.063
0.63
63
Q5.
7 x 0.09
0.063
6.3
63
Q6.
9 x 0.07
0.063
6.3
63
Q7.
7 x 0.009
0.63
6.3
63
Q8.
9 x 0.007
0.63
6.3
63