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To multiply a whole number by 100, add two zeros to the right. For example, 54 x 100 = 5400. To multiply any decimal number by 100, move the decimal point two positions to the right. For example, 4.1178 x 100 = 411.78, and 4.9 x 100 = 490. Note that in the last example I filled out missing digits with zero. Also note that 490 is the same as 490.0, so you can assume that in 490 there is an implicit decimal point to the right of the number.
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Is dividing by 100 the same as multiplying by 0.1?
10
Can you get 100 by multiplying by 3?
300
What is 1000 100?
If you have 1000 100s of something, that is the same as multiplying 1000 by 100, which is 100,000.
Can you find 0.5 of a number multiplying the number by 5100?
2550
What happens when you multiply by 100 percent?
When you multiply a number by 100 percent, you are essentially multiplying it by 1. This is because 100 percent is equivalent to 1 as a decimal. Therefore, multiplying a number by 100 percent does not change the value of the number; it remains the same.
