Decimal-Fraction Equivalence Worksheets Grade 4

1. A rectangular garden is divided into 100 equal squares. If 48 squares are planted with tomatoes and 27 squares are planted with peppers, what decimal represents the portion of the garden that has vegetables planted?
2. Noah is building a wooden frame for a school project. He needs a piece of wood that is 0.25 meters long, but his ruler only shows centimeters. How many centimeters long does the piece of wood need to be?
3. A rectangular field is divided into a 10 by 10 grid of equal squares. The farmer plants corn in 47 of these squares. What decimal represents the portion of the field planted with corn?

…and 6 more problems

1. A rectangular garden measures 12.5 meters long and 8.4 meters wide. What is the total area of the garden in square meters?
2. Emma is making lemonade for a school fair. The recipe calls for 0.25 liters of lemon juice per batch. If Emma wants to make 12 batches of lemonade, how many liters of lemon juice does she need in total?
3. Noah is helping his dad build a bookshelf. They need to cut a wooden board that is 1.25 meters long. The instructions say to mark the board at 5/4 of a meter from one end. Are these two measurements the same length?

…and 4 more problems

1. A rectangular field is divided into 100 equal squares. The farmer plants corn in 28 squares and beans in 35 squares. What decimal represents the portion of the field that is planted with either corn or beans?
2. A rectangular vegetable garden is divided into 100 equal square sections. The gardener plants tomatoes in 28 squares, peppers in 15 squares, and carrots in 12 squares. What decimal represents the portion of the garden that remains unplanted?
3. A rectangular garden is divided into 100 equal squares. If 28 squares are planted with tomatoes and 15 squares are planted with peppers, what decimal represents the portion of the garden that has vegetables?

…and 6 more problems