You move the decimal the amounts of zeros it has to the right. so if the number is 1.8 x 10= you move the decimal one to the right since it has one zero, then you multiply and get 18.0 its easier with a calculator but its still easy :)
Add the exponents and multiply the decimals as for example:- 2.5*10^4 times 3.75*10^3 = 9.375*10^7
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it affects because when you multiply you have to move the decimals to the left or right.......(helpful info)
To find what 0.003 is one-tenth of in decimals, you can multiply 0.003 by 10. This gives you 0.03. Therefore, 0.003 is one-tenth of 0.03 in decimal form.
other names for multiply are product, is, times, factor, double, square, area, decimals, mixed numbers these are some examples 3( ), ( ).( ), 5 to 10
You can multiply to numbers with decimals
Add the exponents and multiply the decimals as for example:- 2.5*10^4 times 3.75*10^3 = 9.375*10^7
When you Multiply two decimals it is called the product.
multiplying: you multiply like normal then if the integers are the same you get positive, if they are different, you get negative; Ex) -5x-2=+10; -5x+2=-10
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There is an infinite amount of numbers including decimals but without decimals it is 4x5 2x10 -2x-10 -4x-5 1-20 2-10 4-5 40-.5
it affects because when you multiply you have to move the decimals to the left or right.......(helpful info)
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To find what 0.003 is one-tenth of in decimals, you can multiply 0.003 by 10. This gives you 0.03. Therefore, 0.003 is one-tenth of 0.03 in decimal form.
other names for multiply are product, is, times, factor, double, square, area, decimals, mixed numbers these are some examples 3( ), ( ).( ), 5 to 10
Multiply the division problem by 1, in the form of 10/10, 100/100, 1000/1000,etc. in order to get rid of the decimal divisor. The quotient will still remain the same, as will the remainder. For example, 2.4/.03 is the same as 240/3 = 80. (multiply the original problem by 100/100) 3.5/.2 is the same as 35/2 = 17, remainder 1. (multiply the orig. problem by 10/10)