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Express each fraction as a decimal. 1. = a) c) 3 4 = = b) d) 2 5 = Express each fraction in simplest terms. 2. = a) 8 ÷ 2 10 ÷ 2 = c) 10 16 = = = b) = d) 4 32 = = Express each mixed number as an improper fraction. 3. 2 a) 1 2 = c) 8 3 4 = 3 b) 9 10 = d) 16 1 8 = Express each improper fraction as a mixed number. 4. = a) c) 15 2 = = b) d) 35 8 = Calculate. Express the result in simplest terms. 5. + a) 2 4 = 4 c) 3 8 + 5 16 = 16 + 5 16 = = b) 1 4 = 5 8 8 d) 3 3 8 1 1 4 = 8 4 = = 8 8 = , or Getting 3 To change a fraction to a decimal on any calculator, enter numerator ÷ denominator = . 1 2 = 1 ÷ 2 = 0.5 Tech Tip Change the whole number to a fraction with the same denominator. 2 1 2 = 4 2 + 1 2 Hint To add or subtract fractions, use a common denominator. Hint 1 2 3 10 8 10 6 8 5 4 23 10 3 4 5 8 66 Copyright © 2011 by Nelson Education Ltd. Apprenticeship and Workplace 10 0.5 0.3 0.75 0.4 5 6 4 5 5 8 3 4 1 8 5 2 35 4 39 10 129 8 11 16 2 27 5 27 10 3 8 17 8 1 1 4 7 1 2 3 10 2 4 3 8 1 1 4 2 1 8 10 2 16 2 6 2 8 2 4 4 32 4
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Express each fraction as a decimal.1.

= a) c) 34

=

= b) d) 25

=

Express each fraction in simplest terms.2.

= a) 8 ÷ 210 ÷ 2

=

c) 1016

=

=

= b)

=

d) 432

=

=

Express each mixed number as an improper fraction.3.

2a) 12 = c) 8

34 =

3b) 910

= d) 1618 =

Express each improper fraction as a mixed number.4.

= a)

c) 152

=

= b)

d) 358

=

Calculate. Express the result in simplest terms.5.

+ a) 24

= 4

c) 38

+ 516

= 16

+ 516

= =

– b) 14

= 58

– 8

d) 338

114

= 8

4

= = 8

8

= , or

getting 3To change a fraction to a decimal on any calculator, enter numerator ÷ denominator = .12

= 1 ÷ 2

= 0.5

tech tip

Change the whole number to a fraction with the same denominator.

212

= 42

+ 12

Hint

To add or subtract fractions, use a common denominator.

Hint

12310

810

68

54

2310

34

58

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0.5

0.3

0.75

0.4

5 6

45

58

34

18

52

354

3910

1298

1116

2

27

527

1038

178

114 7

12

3102 4

38

114

218

10 216 2

6 28 2

4 432 4

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Calculate. Express the result in simplest terms.6.

× a) 38

= 1 × 32 × 8

c) 34

× 6 = 4 × 1

= = , or

× b) 58

=

d) 314 × 1

12 =

4 ×

2

= = , or

Calculate. Express the result in simplest terms.7.

Express each measurement in the units shown. 8. Round to the nearest tenth of a unit if necessary.

Use the charts inside the back cover.

5 km =a) ∙ mi c) 40 m =∙ yd

12 in. =b) ∙ cm d) 100 mi =∙ km

12

×

610

can mean

“ 12

of 610

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610

12

is

÷ a) 18

= 58

× 81

= , or

÷ b) 34

=

×

= , or

c) 34

÷ 38

=

×

= , or

d) 234 ÷ 1

12 =

4 ÷

2

= ×

= , or

• 34

÷ 12

can mean

“How many

groups of 12

can you make

from 34

?”

• To divide two fractions, multiply the fi rst fraction by the reciprocal of the second fraction.

34

÷ 12

= 34

× 21

= 64

, or 1 12

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3 x 6

316

184 4

12

1 x 54 x 8

13 3

532

398 4

78

34

83

408

2412

12

43

23

46

114

5 2

11 3

23

156

116

3.1 43.6

30.5 161

1 km =· 0.62 mi

5 km x 0.62 mi/km

=· 3.10 mi

1 m =· 1.09 yd

40 m x 1.09 yd/m

=· 43.60 yd

1 in. =· 2.54 cm

12 in. x 2.54 cm/in.

=· 30.48 cm

1 mi =· 1.61 km

100 mi x 1.61 km/mi

=· 161 km

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Solving Problems with fractions3 .1

Katie is a cabinetmaker. A client wants her to build this cabinet with equally spaced shelves. She plans to use 3

4 in. birch plywood.

How far apart are the shelves from the bottom of the shelf to the top of the next?

1 How many boards will Katie need to build the top, the bottom, and the shelves? boards

2 If each board is 34

in. thick, what is the total thickness of these boards?

× 34 in. = in.

= in.

3 How much of the cabinet height is left for the space between the boards?

7 ft 3 in. – in. =

4 How many spaces are there between the boards?

5 How far apart should Katie put the shelves?

Katie should put the shelves in. apart.

i) 1 ÷ 78

=

iii) 34

÷ 18

=

ii) 38

+ 116

=

iv) 14

× 78

=

try these

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3 in

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30 in.

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check to make sure your answer makes

sense?

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, or 187

17

6

6

6

412

5

412 87 in. 4

12 in., or 82

12 in.

82 12 5 = 165

2 x 1

5

= 16510

, or 16 12

1612

716

184

732

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Example 1Caden is a baker. He cuts a 141

2 in. roll of dough into 11

4 in. slices for cinnamon buns. How many buns can he make from one roll?

What equation can you use to solve this problem?A.

Number of buns = 1412

Rewrite the equation using improper fractions.B.

Number of buns =

How many buns can Caden make from one roll?C.

Caden can make whole buns and of another bun.

Example 2 A jack raises a car 3

16 in. for each stroke of the lever.

How many strokes are needed to raise a car 112

in.?

Write 1A. 12 in. using a denominator of 16.

Mixed number: in. Improper fraction: in.

How many strokes of B. 316 in. are needed to reach 24

16 in.?2416

÷ 316

=

strokes are needed to raise the car 112 in.

How can you use multiplication to check your answer? C.

It’s usually easier to multiply or divide using improper fractions rather than mixed numbers.

Hint

ReflectingHow did you decide what

operation to use in your equation?

When the denominators are the same, you can divide the numerators.

Hint

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114

1135

2416

8

8

8 x 316

= 2416

, or 112

1816

292

54 = 29

2 x 4

5

= 11610

= 11610

, or 1135

292

54

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Practice Calculate.1.

8a) 12 + 2

14 = c) 7

12 ÷ 2 =

= =

=

× 9b) 34

= d) 634 ÷

12 =

= =

= =

Fahim is a mail carrier with a route 8 2. 34 miles long.

How far does Fahim walk in a five-day workweek?a)

How can you show that your answer is reasonable?b)

Kelsey has three jars of paint 3. to pour into cups at a daycare. Each cup holds 3

10 of a jar. How many cups can Kelsey fill?

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e.g., His route is between 8 and 9 mi long, so each week he

should walk between 5 x 8 = 40 and 5 x 9 = 45 mi.

43 34 mi is between 40 and 45, so it’s reasonable.

e.g., 3 ÷ 310

= 3 x 103

= 303

= 10

Kelsey can fill 10 cups of paint.

1034

314 13

12

824 +2

14

152 x

12

13 x 9 + 1

3 x 34 27

4 x 2

e.g., 5 x 8 34 = (5 x 8) +(5 x 3

4)

= 40 + 154

= 40 +334

= 43 34

Fahim walks 43 34 mi in a week.

154

334

3 +312

272

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What is the total thickness of a wall made from 4. 58 in. thick

drywall nailed to a 34 in. stud over 3

12 in. thick insulation?

A mechanic checking the alignment on a car fi nds that two5. wheels are 721

2 in. apart and the other two are 7138 in. apart.

What is the difference in the two measurements?

Vinyl pinstriping for cars comes in 150 ft rolls. 6. An average car needs about 321

2 ft of pinstriping. How many cars could be pinstriped with one roll of vinyl?

Create a problem about fractions in a measurement situation 7. that someone could solve by dividing. Show the solution.

Problem: Solution:

Think, “What do I need to add to

71 38

to get 72 12 ?”

Hint

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3 12 +5

8 +3

4 = 34

8 +5

8 +6

8

= 3 +158 , or 4

78

The wall is 478 in. thick.

e.g., 72 12 is the same as 724

8

7248 – 71 3

8 = 1 1

8

The difference is 1 18 in.

e.g., A snail has to cross a path

that’s 3078 in. wide. He goes

12 in.

every minute. How long will it

take?

e.g., 150 32 12 = 150 65

2

= 1501 x 2

65

= 30065

= 6013

, or 4 813

4 cars could be pinstriped with one roll of vinyl, with

enough left over for 813

of another car.

e.g., 30 78 ÷ 1

2 = 30 7

8 x 2

= 60 +148

= 6168 , or 61

34

It will take 61 34 min.

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Brian is a gas fi tter. Gas pipe costs $7.69 per yard. How much will it cost to construct a pipe from the gas supply at the front of this house to the hose hookup for the barbecue in the backyard?

1 How many metres of pipe will Brian need for the job? m + m + m = m

Brian will need m of pipe.

2 How many yards of pipe will Brian need?

1 m =̇ 1.09 yd m × 1.09 yd/m =∙ yd

3 How much will the pipe cost? yd × $7.69/yd =∙

ExampleA welder cuts a piece of steel 1.92 m long into four equal pieces.What is the length of each piece in inches?

Solution1.92 m ÷ = m or cm

48 cm ÷ cm/in. =∙ in.

Each piece of steel is about in. long.

Solving Problems with Decimals3 . 2try theseCalculate. Estimate to make sure your answer is reasonable.i) 155.75 + 29.35 iii) 23.5 × 0.5

ii) 475.50 98.75 iv) 465.48 ÷ 9

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9.85

m

hose hookup

gas supply

3.6 m

ReflectingHow can you

check to make sure each answer

makes sense?

1 in. =∙ 2.54 cmHint

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185.10 11.75

376.75 51.72

2.2 9.85 3.6 15.65

15.65

15.65 17.0585

17.0585 $131.18

4 0.48 48

19

2.54 18.897...

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Practice A truck driver is driving from Winnipeg to Vancouver. The total 1. distance is about 1870 km. He drives 965.5 km on the fi rst day and 423.6 km on the second day. How far does he have left to drive on the third day?

David is sewing drapes for a client and needs 6.5 m of fabric. 2. One metre of fabric costs $2.99. How much does 6.5 m cost?

Kari is an automotive engineer. Her team designed 3. a tractor-trailer engine that can go 4.27 km on 1 L of fuel. About how many litres of fuel would the engine need for a 675 km trip?

A box of fl oor tiles costs $15.85. If the total bill 4. before tax is $190.20, how many boxes of tiles were purchased?

a)5. About how many miles are equal to 1600 km?

About how many kilometres are equal to 1600 miles?b)

Every year, monarch butterfl ies migrate about 3200 km from c) Canada to Mexico. About how many miles do they migrate?

1 mile =∙ 1.61 kmHint

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e.g., 965.5 km +423.6 km = 1389.1 km

He has gone 1389.1 km.

He still has to go 1870 – 1389.1 km.

1870.0 – 1389.1 = 480.9

The truck driver still has to drive 480.9 km.

e.g., 6.5 m x $2.99/m = $19.435

The fabric costs $19.44.

e.g., 675 km 4.27 km/L = 158.08 L

The engine would need about 160 L of fuel for a

675 km trip.

e.g., 1600 1.61 =· 994, so 1600 km is about 994 mi.

e.g., $190.20 $15.85 = 12

12 boxes of tiles were purchased.

e.g., 1600 x 1.61 =· 2576, so 1600 mi is about 2576 km.

e.g., 1600 km is about 994 mi, and 3200 km is twice as far.

They migrate about 1988 miles.

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An offi cial marathon is 26 miles. Every day, Karen runs along a path that is 6.2 km long. How many times would Karen have to run the full path length to run the marathon length?

1 What is the marathon length to the nearest tenth of a kilometre?

1 mi =∙ 1.61 km

26 mi × km/mi =∙ km, or about km

2 How many times would Karen have to run the full path length to run the marathon length?

km ÷ km =

Karen would have to run the path length about times.

Example 1Alex works at an airline counter using the guidelines on the sign when checking bags. Which bags are under the airline size limit?

Deciding Which System to Use3 . 3try theseComplete. Use the charts inside the back cover.i) 1 in. is about cm iii) 1 mi is about km

ii) 1 cm is about in. iv) 1 km is about mi

ReflectingHow could you

have solved the problem by

converting a different

measurement?

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32 in.

14 in.26 in.

11 in.

20 in.

30 in.

13 in.14

15 in.12

CB

SIZE LIMIT FOR BAGGAGELength + width + height

must not exceed 157 cm.

Cost for over-sized bags$50

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0.39

2.54 1.61

0.62

1.61 41.86 41.9

41.9 6.2 6.758...

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What is the airline size of Bag A in inches?A. airline size = length + width + height

= ˝ + ˝ + ˝ = ˝

What is the airline size of Bag A in centimetres?B. in. × 2.54 cm/in. =∙ cm

Complete the chart. (It doesn’t matter what you call each C. side, but “length” is often used for the longest side.)

Bag

Length

Width

Height

Airline size (in.)

Airline size (cm)

A 26˝ 11˝ 17˝

B

C

Which bags are under the 157 cm size limit? D.

How could someone solve this problem in fewer steps E. by changing centimetres to inches?

PracticeAlex says the airline size of Sandra’s suitcase is 158 cm. The 1. height is 20 12 inches and the width is 143

4 inches. Sandra wants to measure the length to make sure Alex is correct.

What is a) width + height in inches?

20 12

in. + 1434

in. = in.

What is b) width + height in centimetres?

in. × 2.54 cm/in. =∙ cm

If Alex is correct, what is the length of Sandra’s suitcase?c)

Did you calculate the length in inches or centimetres? Why?d)

ReflectingHow can you decide which measurement system to use when solving a

problem?

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Bags A and B

Change the 157 cm size limit to 61.8 in. and then just add

the inch measurements.

32˝

30˝ 20˝

14˝54˝ 137.16 cm

156.21 cm

160.66 cm

15 ˝12 61 ˝12

13 ˝14 63 ˝1

4

89.53

3514

e.g., 158 – 89.53 = 68.47 cm, or about 68.5 cm

e.g., I used centimetres because the airline size was given

in centimetres, not inches.

54 137.16

26 11 17 54

3514

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A contractor is ordering conduit. 2. Abco charges $50 for 20 ft and Zedco charges $50 for 6.5 m of the same kind of conduit.

Which conduit is the better a) buy?

Did you compare the two lengths in metres or feet? Why?b)

Justine is a travel agent. She is helping a client plan a ski trip. 3. A Canadian ski resort has 108 cm of snow and an American resort has 60 in. of snow. Which resort has more snow?

A machinist cuts metal to very precise lengths. Why do you 4. think machinists usually use metric measurements instead of imperial ones?

When there’s more than one unit, choose the one that will make it easier to solve the problem.

Hint

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e.g., I used metres because I know 1 ft =· 0.31 m. The

charts don’t say how many feet equal 1 m, so I would

have had to change 6.5 m to yards first and then feet.

e.g., 1 in. =· 2.54 cm, so the American resort has about

60 in. x 2.54 cm/in.

60 x 2 = 120, and 60 x 2.54 is even more than that.

The Canadian resort has 108 cm and the American one has

more than 120 cm, so the American resort has more snow.

e.g., 1 ft =· 0.31 m, so

20 ft x 0.31 m/ft =· 6.2 m

Abco charges $50 for about

6.2 m of conduit. The

conduit from Zedco is a better buy because you can get

0.3 m more conduit for the same price.

e.g., The metric system uses decimals, so you can represent

very small lengths with lots of decimal places. The imperial

system uses fractions, so you’d need very large denominators

for very small lengths. It would be harder to compare and

calculate with fractions than with decimals.

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Calculate.1.

6a) 14 + 3

18 = c)

12 × 4

14 =

= =

9b) 12 – 8

34 = d) 8

12 ÷

14 =

=

The identical holes in this exhaust manifold are equally 2. spaced. What is the distance from the centre of one hole to the centre of the next?

A carpenter cuts a board 3.6 m long into fi ve equal shelves. 3.

What is the length of each shelf in centimetres?a)

How can you show that your answer makes sense?b)

A roll of tubing is 30 ft long. Aram needs to cut off two pieces 4. that are each 2.8 m long.

What length of tubing will be left on the roll?a)

Which units did you use in Part a)? Why?b)

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e.g., 3.6 m 5 = 0.72 m, or 72 cm

Each shelf is 72 cm long.

e.g., 5 x 72 cm is close to 5 x 70 cm = 350 cm or 3.5 m

3.5 m is close to 3.6 m, so my answer makes sense.

e.g., 30 ft x 0.31 m/ft =· 9.3 m

2.8 m x 2 = 5.6 m 9.3 m – 5.6 m = 3.7 m

There will be 3.7 m of tubing left on the roll.

e.g., I changed feet to metres because I knew 30 x 0.31 m

equals about 9.3 m, which is easy to work with, but

2 x 2.8 x 3.27 ft/m would have more decimal places.

34

2189

38

e.g., 18 34 in. 3 = 6 1

4 in.

The distance from one centre to the next is 6 14 in.

628 +3

18

172 x 4

12 x 4 + 12 x 14

34

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Grayson is a charity event planner. Each star on his map is the location or “pitch” of a performer at a street fair. How many kilometres would someone have to walk around the perimeter of the fair to see all the pitches and return to where they started?

1 What is the perimeter of the map?

P = 2 (length + width)

= 2( cm + cm)

= 2( cm)

= cm

2 How many metres does each centimetre on the map represent?

3 What is the outside perimeter of the street fair in metres?

cm × m/cm = m

4 How many kilometres would someone have to walk around the outside perimeter to see all the pitches?

1000 m = 1 km

m = km

Someone would have to walk km to see them all.

Solving Perimeter Problems3 . 4try theseExpress each measurement in the unit given.i) 2.5 m = cm iii) 6 yd = ft

ii) 1400 m = km iv) 4 ft = in.

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250 18

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14 12

26

52

50 m

52 2600

2600 2.6

2.6

50

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Example 1Jamilla installs underground wire for invisible fences for pets. The wire is sold by the foot. How many feet of wire will she need for the perimeter of this lot?

SolutionHow long is the side of the lot with no length A. label?

What are the other measures equal to in feet?B. 1 yd = 3 ft

16 yd × 3 ft/yd = ft

20 yd × 3 ft/yd = ft

What is the perimeter of the lot in feet?C.

How many feet of wire will Jamilla need to outline the lot? D. Jamilla will need ft of wire.

Example 2Jeff designs jewellery. He has 61

2 in. of gold wire for a triangular

pendant. If he makes the base 134 in. and uses all the gold wire to

go around the pendant, how long will the other two sides be?

SolutionWhat is the combined length of the two equal sides?A.

Perimeter base = 612 in. in.

= in.

How long will the other two sides be?B.

÷ 2 =

=

=

Each side will be in. long.

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ReflectingWhy is it important

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48

60

182

60 ft +48 ft +37 ft +37 ft = 182 ft

134

434

434

194 x

12

198

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Practice Alex is building a hexagonal deck with six equal sides. She 1. plans to put a railing around the entire deck. She thinks the perimeter is about 10 m. Is her estimate reasonable?

A real estate agent is helping a Winnipeg family buy a house 2. in Seattle. The family wonders if they can use a wallpaper border they bought for their old kitchen in the new kitchen. The floor plans of both kitchens are rectangular.

What is the perimeter of each kitchen in metres?a) Winnipeg kitchen:

5.0 m long and 2.7 m wide

P = 2 (length + width)

Seattle kitchen:

20 ft long and 10 ft wide

How much extra border will they need for the new kitchen?b)

A rectangular city pool is 40 ft wide. 3. Its perimeter is 230 ft.

What is the length of the pool in feet?

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L

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e.g., 6 x 1.5 m would be 6 m +3 m = 9 m

6 x 1.75 m is a bit more than 6 x 1.5, so about 10 m

for the perimeter makes sense.

P = 2 (length +width)

= 2 (20 ft +10 ft)

= 2 (30 ft)

= 60 ft

60 ft x 0.31 m/ft =· 18.6 m

= 2 (5.0 m +2.7 m)

= 2 (7.7 m)

= 15.4 m

18.6 m 15.4 m = 3.2 m

They will need an extra 3.2 m of border.

P = 2(L +W)

230 ft = 2(40 ft +L)

230 ft 2 = 40 ft +L

115 ft = 40 ft +L

115 ft – 40 ft = L

75 ft = L

The pool is 75 ft long.

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Jeff is a contractor. How many metres of baseboard will 4. he need for the perimeter of this room? All corners are right angles.

How long is wall a) PQ?

How long is wall b) QR?

How many metres of baseboard will Jeff need?c)

Adam has 24 yd of fencing. He wants to build a rectangular 5. dog run with as much area as possible for his dog to play.

Use grid paper to draw some different rectangles that have a) a perimeter of 24 yd. Use the chart to keep track.

Dimensions of Dog Run

Width (yd) Length (yd)Play area (yd2)

(length × width)

What do you notice about your chart?b)

What side lengths should Adam use for the dog run if he c) wants the greatest area?

Use a ruler to draw a triangle with a 6. perimeter between 3 in. and 6 in. Label the side lengths and the perimeter.

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3.2 m

7.3 m

You can use lengths you know to fi gure out other lengths.

Hint

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7.3 m – 3.2 m = 4.1 m

5.8 m – 3.9 m = 1.9 m

3.9 m +7.3 m +5.8 m +3.2 m +1.9 m +4.1 m = 26.2 m

Jeff will need 26.2 m of baseboard.

For example:

1

2

3

4

5

6

11

10

9

8

7

6

11

20

27

32

35

36

Adam should use a 6 yd by 6 yd rectangle.

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1 in.12 1 in.1

4

e.g., The areas increase as the length and width get closer

to the same value.

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Simon works for the city water department. He is ordering the liner for a new overfl ow tunnel at the pumping station. If the radius of the tunnel is 12 ft, what should the circumference of the tunnel liner be?

1 What is the diameter of the tunnel?

Diameter = radius × 2

= ft × 2

= ft

2 What is the circumference of the tunnel?

Circumference = π × diameter

= π × ft

=∙ ft

The circumference of the tunnel liner should be about ft.

Solving circumference Problems3 . 5i) Construct a circle using a compass.

What compass setting did you use?ii) Draw a line across the circle through the centre.

How long is the line? iii) How does the line length compare to the compass setting

you used to draw the circle? iv) Cut a string to match the centre line. About how many

string lengths fi t around the outside of the circle?

try theseYou will need• a compass• string• scissors

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a straight line from the centre of a circle to any point on the circumference

circumference

the perimeter of a circleCircumference = π × d, where d is the diameter(π is about 3.14)

diameter

a straight line through the centre of a circle that joins two points on the circumferenceDiameter = radius × 2

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e.g., 8 cm

double

about 3

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24

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Example 1The stone centre of the Majorville Medicine Wheel hasa circumference of 28 m. The outer wheel has a circumference of 85 m. About how long are the spokes?

SolutionWhat equation can give you the diameter of A. the outer wheel if you know its circumference?

Circumference = π × diameter

Diameter = ÷

What is the diameter of the outer wheel?B. m ÷ =∙ m

What is the diameter of the stone centre?C. m ÷ =∙ m

About how long are the spokes?D. Length of 2 spokes + centre diameter = wheel diameter

Length of 2 spokes + m = m

Length of 2 spokes = m

Length of 1 spoke = m

Each spoke is about m long.

PracticeShane is building a curb around a circular fountain. The 1. diameter of the fountain is 3.8 m. What is its circumference?

Lila sells tires. A customer told her the circumference of the 2. wheel rim on his tires, but Lila needs the diameter to get the tire size. If the circumference is 47 in., what is the diameter?

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Pi Some calculators have a special key for π. If your calculator doesn’t have this key, you can use 3.14 as an estimate for π.

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π

circumference

85 27

π

28 9π

9 27

18

9

9

Circumference = diameter x π

= 3.8 m x π

=· 11.94 m

The circumference of the fountain is about 11.94 m.

47 in. π =· 14.96 in.

The diameter of the wheel rim must be about 15 in.

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Maggie is a cake decorator. Her piping bag holds enough 3. icing to make a line 4.6 m long. She wants to outline the tops of some circular cakes.

What is the circumference of this cake?a)

How many cakes like this one can Maggie outline with b) one piping bag?

A length of metal gas pipe has a circumference of 24. 12 in. The

pipe is 116 in. thick. A gas fi tter needs to know the inside

diameter of the pipe to calculate the gas pressure.

What is the total diameter of a pipe, including the metal?a)

How much of the diameter is metal?b)

What is the inside diameter of the pipe?c)

Maria is wondering if this 5. running track is longer or shorter than 1 km. Eachend is a semicircle.

What is the total length a) of the curved parts of the track?

What is the total length of the track? b)

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250 m

What shape can you make with two semicircles of track?

Hint

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Circumference = 16 cm x 2 x π

=· 100.5 cm

4.6 m = 460 cm

460 cm 100.5 cm = 4.577

Maggie can outline about 4 cake tops with one bag.

0.8 in. – 0.125 in. = 0.675 in.

The inside diameter of the pipe is about 0.675 in.

e.g., 2.5 in. π =· 0.8 in.

e.g., 2 x 0.0625 in. = 0.125 in.

250 m +250 m +314 m = 814 m

The length is about 814 m, which is less than 1 km.

Circumference = π x 100 m

=· 314 m

12

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Calculate.1.

12a) 38 + 7

34 = c) 9

716

– 278 =

= =

b)

× 18 34 = d) 8

34 ÷

12 =

= =

How many 8 2. 14 in. lengths can Nathan cut from a 25 in. pipe?

Jessica buys 42.3 L of gas at a cost of $1.09 per litre. 3. How much does it cost for the gas?

On Saturday, Adam walked 0.75 km from his house to a golf 4. course. He played the 7185 yd course and then walked home.

How far did Adam walk to and from the golf course?a)

How far did Adam walk altogether?b)

What units did you use for your answer in Part b)? Why?c)

1 km =̇ 0.62 mi 1 mi = 1760 yd 1 mi = 1.61 km

Hint

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318 17

12

e.g., 25 8 14 = 25 x 4

33

= 10033

, or 3 133

Nathan can cut 3 pieces 8 14 in. long from a 25 in. pipe.

e.g., 42.3 L x $1.09/L = $46.11

The gas costs $46.11.

e.g., 0.75 km +0.75 km = 1.5 km

e.g., 1 km =· 0.62 mi so 1.5 km =· 0.93 mi

1 mi = 1760 yd, so 7185 yd 1760 yd/mi = 4.08 mi

4.08 mi +0.93 mi = 5.01 mi Adam walked about 5 miles.

e.g., miles; I didn’t use yards because I would have had to

work with larger numbers in the solution. But I could have

changed 4.08 miles to kilometres and used those instead.

1238 +7

68 8

2316 – 2

1416

3 +324

354

24

For example:

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The triangle highlighted in this bridge design 5. has equal sides. If the perimeter is 17.85 m, how long is each side?

Kiana is making a display for a trade show. 6. She plans to put a decorative border around the display board that is 60 in. tall and 52 in. wide. Borders come in packages of 35 feet. About how much border will be left over from one package?

A cylinder-shaped grain bin has a circular base with 7. a diameter of 44 ft.

What is the circumference of the bin in feet?a)

What is the circumference of the bin in yards?b)

What is the circumference of the bin in metres?c)

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Use the charts inside the back cover.

Hint

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e.g., 17.85 m 3 = 5.95 m

Each side is 5.95 m long.

e.g., Perimeter = 60 in. +60 in. +52 in. +52 in.

= 224 in.

12 in. = 1 ft

224 in. 12 in./ft = 18.666… ft

35 ft – 18.666… ft = 16.333… ft

About 16 13 ft of border will be left over.

Circumference = π x diameter

= π x 44 ft

= 138.230… ft

The circumference of the bin is about 138.23 ft.

e.g., 3 ft = 1 yd

138.230… ft 3 ft/yd = 46.076… yd

The circumference of the bin is about 46 yd.

e.g., 1 yd =· 0.91 m

46 yd x 0.91 m/yd =· 41.86 m

The circumference of the bin is about 41.86 m.

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