Decimal Operations
16 questions
A drone is flying at an altitude of meters. It descends meters to take a photo, and then ascends meters. What is the new altitude of the drone?
Which of the following represents the correct evaluation of the mathematical expression below?
Arrange the following mathematical expressions in ascending order, from the least value to the greatest value.
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What is the value of the following expression?
Evaluate the following mathematical expressions involving decimals. What is the correct sequence of these expressions when ordered from least to greatest value?
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Calculate the value of each decimal expression below. Arrange the results in ascending order (from smallest to largest).
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A plumber has a copper pipe that is inches long. She cuts off a piece that is inches long. What is the length of the remaining pipe in inches?
Determine the final value of each arithmetic expression below. What is the correct sequence when the expressions are arranged from smallest to largest result?
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What is the exact value of the expression ?
A logistics specialist is calculating the weight of four different cargo pallets in kilograms. Based on the provided mathematical expressions for each pallet, arrange them in order from lightest to heaviest.
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A military field generator consumes diesel fuel at a rate of gallons per hour. The generator's fuel tank initially contains gallons of fuel. If the generator runs continuously for hours, how many gallons of fuel remain in the tank?
A student is asked to simplify the expression below.
What is the correct simplified value?
What is the value of the following mathematical expression?
An industrial pump dispenses liters of a chemical per cycle. A tank initially contains liters of the chemical. If the pump runs for cycles to remove the chemical from the tank, and then a technician manually adds liters back into the tank, how many liters of chemical remain in the tank?
What is the final result of the expression ?
An engineer uses the formula to calculate the final volume of fluid in a tank in liters. If the initial volume , the rate , the time , and a correction factor , what is the final volume ?