# data[].attributes.body
1.Why you need to know how to compare decimals? First you need to see if there are any whole numbers. If they are the same then look at the numbers to the right and see which is number is greater.
2.Why you need to know this?
Say it snowed 2.75 feet in Maiden and it snowed 2.25 feet in Hickory and someone asked you where did it snow more Maiden or Hickory?

# data[].attributes.body
1.How to multiply decimals?
First you need to line up the decimals. Next you need to multiply with the right number with the top row of numbers.Once this step is finished drop a zero and multiply with left number and  add them.
2. Why you need to know this? Because when you buy a certain amount of the same  thing then you can easily multiply to get the total.

# data[].attributes.body
1.https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ljXlvWk27y4/maxresdefault.jpg
2.https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTgq1jJlN8KfqrJ2xHBYIvrXMoAe1Vthavb4jVSI7st1jhazyzPkQ
3.http://www.math.com/school/subject1/images/S1U1L4EX.gif

# data[].attributes.body
1.How to divide decimals ?
First you need to make the divisor a whole number by multiplying it by the amount needed ( do the same with the dividend),then divide and have you're answer (don't forget THUZA).
2. Why you need to know this?  This will come in handy when cooking. So say a recipe calls for 5 cups of milk, 1.5 cups flour and 2 sticks of butter but I only have 1 stick of butter in this case you need  to split everything in half. Which would be 2.5 or 2 1/2 cups of milk, .75 or 3/4 cups of flour and 1 stick of butter.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Watch more Basic Math Skills videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/271453-How-to-Divide-Decimals If you can move a dot and solve a simple division problem, then you can divide decimals as well as any math whiz. Step 1: Change the divisor Change the divisor - the number by which the other number, the dividend, is divided - to a whole number by moving the decimal point to the right.

# data[].attributes.body
1.How to round decimals?  You always look to the right. Example to help you remember-First you look at the place next door 5 or higher add 1 more 4 or less just ignore. By rounding to the nearest whole , nearest dollar or tenths etc.
2.Why you need to know how to round decimals?
You need to know how to round decimals because say you are in the store and you have 5 things in your cart the first item cost $2.50, the second item cost $4.00 , the third item cost $5.80, the fourth item cost $5.55 and the last item cost $7.89, and you need to know how much it is going to cost to make sure you have enough money to purchase you items.

Test
1.39.07
2.4.78
3.7.9
4.87.67
5.67.89
6.70.89
7.50.90
8.34.89
9.9.9
10.50.89

Answer Key
1.40.00
2.5.00
3.8.00
4.88.00
5.68.00
6.71.00
7.51.00
8.35.00
9.10.00
10.51.00

# data[].attributes.body
1.How to add and subtract decimals?  First you line  up  the decimal points then its just like normal subtraction or addition.
2.Why you would need to know how to add and subtract decimals? You need this for when you are  out shopping and you  need to know how much money you will have left once you spend $13.75 out of  $20.00.
3. Why you need to know how to add decimals? Say you were at a store and you bought a pack of water bottles that cost $5.76 and a pack of fruit snacks that cost 2.00 and you need to know how much money to give cashier.

# data[].attributes.body
1. How to convert decimals to fractions? (or fractions to decimals).
First you need to look at place value(thousands,hundreds,tens, ones, decimal ,tenths, hundredths, thousandths,
ten thousandths)for decimals. Next you look at whatever place value its in is the denominator for the fraction.
2.  Why do you need to know this? People use fractions to decimals all the time when they are grocery shopping. Example: orange juice can be 100% orange juice or 30 % orange juice depending on the brand of orange juice.

Test
1. 0.004=
2.0.4=
3.4/10=
4.80/1,000
5.00.8=
6.8/10=
7.400/1,000=
8.00.650=
9.800/1,000=
10.20,000/100,000=

Answer Key
1.4/100
2.4/10
3.0.4
4. .08
5.8/10
6...8
7. .04
8. 65/100
9. .8
10. .2