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Collection of Decimal Number Cliparts (68)
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The image is an illustration of a young woman with a thought bubble above her head. She has long brown hair and is wearing a blue blazer. The thought bubble is filled with three different colored speech bubbles - green, yellow, and orange. Each bubble has a mathematical equation written on it, ranging from 3 to 4. The equation is written in black text and is in the shape of a cloud. The background is light green. The woman is smiling and has her hand on her chin, as if she is deep in thought.
The image is a square grid with a blue background. The grid is made up of small, evenly spaced squares. The squares are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each square having a different color. The colors of the squares vary, with some being a bright blue, while others are a lighter shade of blue. The image appears to be a blank space for text or images to be filled in with the same color.
When every point counts: a student debates whether a 2.04 or 2.40 GPA makes the difference in future opportunities.
The image shows a cartoon illustration of a young girl with black hair and glasses, wearing a pink and white striped shirt. She is standing in front of a white background and has a thought bubble above her head that reads "Tenths", "Hundredths", and "1/10". The thought bubble contains the number 1/4, 1/2, and 0.1. The girl appears to be deep in thought, with her hand on her chin and her eyes closed.
The image is a 3-5 math clip art. It has a blue background with white text that reads "3-5 Math Clip Art". Below the text, there are various elements related to math, such as squares, rectangles, and rectangles.
On the left side of the image, there is a grid of squares with different colors, including orange, green, blue, and red. On the right side, it is a square with a number 7, 7, 2, and 7. The squares are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with the numbers 7 and 7 in the center.
The image is a graphic design with the title "Fractions On A Number Line". It has a white background with black text that reads "Fraction On A" in a cursive font. Below the title, there is a line graph with three blue figures on either side. The figures are standing on a dotted line, with one figure on the left, one in the middle, and one on the right. The line appears to be a fraction, as indicated by the numbers 0, 0, and 1 on the graph. The figure on top of the line is wearing a blue shirt and has a big smile on its face
The image is a graphic representation of three different types of fractions and decimals. The first word is "Fractions" written in blue, the second word is written in red, and the third word is in blue. The fourth word is labeled "Decimals" and is written as "Percentages". The background is white, and there are two red arrows pointing towards the two words. The image appears to be a diagram or illustration that shows the relationship between fractions, decimal, and percentages.
A clear demonstration of multiplying 1.12 by 5, including regrouping (carries) and correct decimal placement in the product.
A vibrant collection of fraction pieces-from 1/2 to 1/16-helping learners visualize how parts combine into a whole.
The image is a blank table with a grid-like pattern. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column containing millions of dollars and the right column containing thousands of thousands. The columns are arranged in a horizontal line, with each column representing a number. The numbers range from 0 to 100, with millions being the largest and the thousands being the smallest.
At the top of the table, there is a title that reads "Millions" in bold letters. Below the title, there are two rows of numbers, one for millions and one for thousands. On the right side of the image, the numbers
The image shows four different types of numbers arranged in a grid-like pattern. On the top left, there is a yellow number 2 with a big smile on its face. Next to it, there are two green numbers 1 and 2, one with a red nose and the other with a blue nose and mouth. In the center of the grid, there appears to be a black dot. The numbers are arranged in two rows, with the top row being slightly larger than the bottom row. The background is white.
A dazzling gold number 8 crafted from fragmented triangles-perfect for elegant designs and celebratory themes.
A minimalist yet striking logo-style graphic with a purple “O”, a dot, and a directional yellow arrow pointing left.
A simple number line showing four discrete data points at 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, and 1.1, with the point at 1.0 emphasized by a vertical stem.
Use these color-coded hundredths charts to visualize decimal values-great for classroom posters or student worksheets.
Use these vibrant decimal tokens to visually represent whole numbers and fractional parts in base-10 systems.
The image shows three round buttons with the numbers 0.01 on them. The first button is beige, the second one is yellow, and the third one is green. All three buttons have the numbers written on them in black. The background is white.
The image shows a set of four rectangular cards with numbers written on them in black and yellow. The cards are arranged in a horizontal line, with the first card on the top left corner, the second card in the middle, and the third card at the bottom right corner. The numbers on the cards are written in a bold, sans-serif font and are in different colors - yellow, green, and beige. The first card has the number "1" written on it, followed by the number 0.4,02,05, and 50.7, which are the numbers of the numbers. The second card
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