Theory
How do you place a decimal number on the number line?
On a number line, the steps between the tick marks are always the same size.
The step size tells you how much one step is worth, for example 0,1 or 0,01.
Start at the starting point of the number line and count by the step size to the decimal number asked for.
- Place the decimal numberCount from the starting point by the step size to the decimal number asked for.
On a number line, the steps are always the same size.
The step size tells you how big each step between two tick marks is.
First look at which number the line starts at and how big each step is.
Count from the starting point using the step size until you reach the requested value.
- Read the step size of the number lineFirst look at the starting point, ending point, and step size.
- Place the valueCount using the step size until you reach the requested value.
- Read the step size of the number line
Click 0,6 on the number line.
- Place the decimal numberUse the step size to place 0,6 at the correct tick mark.
- Read the step size of the number lineThe number line goes from 0 to 1 in steps of 0,1.
- Place the valueFind 0,6 on the number line.
- Read the step size of the number line