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When you multiply 6.5 by 1000, you are essentially moving the decimal point three places to the right. This results in the answer of 6500. To do this calculation, you can simply multiply 6.5 by 1000, or you can think of it as multiplying 6.5 by 10 (which equals 65) and then multiplying that result by 100 (which equals 6500).
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