Respuesta :
To multiply decimals is just like multiplying regular numbers, just a few extra steps here and there. :)
1) Set up your problem just as you would with any problem. Don't like up the decimals, ignore them as if they weren't there but include them.
2) Start by multiplying 2 x 3, which equals 6. Then 2 x 5 which equals 10, and 7 x 2 which equals 14, plus 1 is 15 (Remember- carry).
1
75.3
x .42
1506
3) Now continue.
75.3
x .42
1506
+3012
4) Add 1506 + 3012.
1
75.3
x .42
1506
+3012
31626
5) Take a look at the digits to the right of the decimal point. Add the total up. There are 3 in total.
6) Move the decimal point in 31626 3 times to the left.
31.626
That is your answer!
1) Set up your problem just as you would with any problem. Don't like up the decimals, ignore them as if they weren't there but include them.
2) Start by multiplying 2 x 3, which equals 6. Then 2 x 5 which equals 10, and 7 x 2 which equals 14, plus 1 is 15 (Remember- carry).
1
75.3
x .42
1506
3) Now continue.
75.3
x .42
1506
+3012
4) Add 1506 + 3012.
1
75.3
x .42
1506
+3012
31626
5) Take a look at the digits to the right of the decimal point. Add the total up. There are 3 in total.
6) Move the decimal point in 31626 3 times to the left.
31.626
That is your answer!
Line it up like you wojld a regular problem and solve and then just count how many decimal places there are in total (in this case 3) and jusy count three places over and put a decimal place