Adding Decimals Word Problem: Science Experiment | 4th Grade Math
Khan AcademyJuly 2, 20251 min1,876 views
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- 🧪 Mia is conducting a science experiment involving liquids.
- 💧 She pours 9/10 liter of vinegar into a container.
- 🛢️ She then adds 3/10 liter of oil to the same container.
Solving the Decimal Addition
- 🎯 The goal is to find the total amount of liquid in Mia's container.
- ➕ This requires adding 0.9 L and 0.3 L.
- ✍️ To add decimals, it's crucial to line up the decimal points to ensure place values are aligned.
Calculation and Result
- ➗ Adding the tenths place: 9/10 + 3/10 = 12/10.
- 🔢 Since 12/10 is more than a whole, it can be expressed as 1 whole and 2/10, or 1.2.
- ✅ Therefore, the total liquid in Mia's container is 1.2 liters.
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