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Math on Metal
Math on Metal The Welding Fabrication Industry needs qualified welder fabricators who can deal with a variety of situations on the job. This portion of the training packet explores mathematics as it relates to industry requirements. 2 Welding Math Packet Table of Contents MATH TOPICS Page Number HOW TO USE THIS PACKET 5-6 WHOLE NUMBERS 7 Reading whole numbers; Understanding the decimal point 8 Adding & Subtracting whole numbers 9 Multiplying whole numbers 10 Dividing whole numbers 11 USING YOUR SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR 12 Using your calculator 13 Using the fraction key on your calculator 14-15 Checking answers for accuracy when using your calculator 16-18 FRACTIONS 19 Understanding Fractions 20-21 Relative size of fractions- Which is smaller?
Understanding the Decimal Point The most important part of any number is the decimal point. Every number is written around a decimal point. Whole units are located to the left of it, and anything less than a whole unit is located to the right of it. The decimal point may be considered as a point of reference, identifying each digit by its
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