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You multiply the numbers like usual, but when putting in the decimal you move it one digit left for every digit right of it in the original numbers. Example:
if you multiply .4x.4, 4x4 is 16, and you move the decimal 2 digits over (because of the position of the fours are past it) and it becomes .16

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