Grade 6 maths · L.5 · Decimal operations
Multiply a decimal by a whole number
Multiply as if there were no decimal point, then put the decimal point back.
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Multiply: 3.8 × 4
Answer: 15.2
Multiply: 8.2 × 5
Answer: 41
Multiply: 5.4 × 3
Answer: 16.2
Tip: Multiply as if there were no decimal point, then put the decimal point back.
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