Multiply Signed Numbers With Decimals Worksheet

Grade 7
Signed Number Operations
7.NS.A.2.A

Total questions - 8

Do you want to see how your students perform in this assignment?

Teaching multiplying Signed Numbers with Decimals Easily

 

  • Whenever, we multiply a signed number with decimal of the same sign, always multiply the number with the numerator and keep denominator same. If both are positive the answer will be positive only.


 

  • However, the multiplication of numbers with decimal can be represented by multiplying the number and numerator of decimal number converted into fraction divided by the base number.


 

Let us take an example mentioned below to understand more about multiplying signed fractions with deimals.


 

Example 1: Solve for 4 x  6.2.


 

According to the question, both the numbers are of the same sign. Hence, we can easily multiply them.

So,  4 x 6.2 = 4 x 62/10 = (4 x 62) / 10 = 248/10 = 24.8

Why Should You Use a Multiply Signed Fraction with Decimals Worksheet for Your Students?

 

  • These worksheets will help your students to know more about signed numbers: positive and negative.


 

  • Solving these worksheets will help your students to easily multiply signed numbers and decimals


 

Download Multiply Signed Numbers with Decimals Worksheets PDF

 

You can download and print these super fun multiply signed number with decimals worksheets pdf from here for your students. You can also try our Multiply Signed Numbers With Decimals Problems and Multiply signed numbers with decimals Quiz as well for a better understanding of the concepts.

50,000+ teachers over use Byte!

Create your unique worksheets

  • star-iconAdd Differentiated practice to your worksheets
  • star-iconTrack your student’s performance
  • star-iconIdentify and fill knowledge gaps
Create your worksheet now

About Worksheet

Grade 7
Signed Number Operations
7.NS.A.2.A

The term signed numbers refers to the negative and positive numbers given. A number with no sign given is referred to as 'positive signed number'. On a number line, all the terms that are right of 0 are known as positive numbers. Similarly, all the numbers that are left of 0 are known as negative numbers. For example, -1, -4.1 are negative numbers. While 2.6 and 4 are positive numbers. It is very easy to multiply signed numbers with decimals.

50,000+ teachers over the world use Byte!

Digitally assign and customise your worksheet using AI

  • star-iconAdd Differentiated practice to your worksheets
  • star-iconSee how your class performs
  • star-iconIdentify and fill knowledge gaps
Create your own assignment!

Class Performances tracking