Grade 6 math · R.3 · Operations with Decimals
Multiply decimals with up to three decimal places
Multiply as if there were no decimal points. Then count the decimal places in both factors to place the point in the product.
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78 × 9 =
Answer: 702
79 × 4 =
Answer: 316
15 × 4 =
Answer: 60
Tip: Multiply as if there were no decimal points. Then count the decimal places in both factors to place the point in the product.
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