Cornell Notes Essential Question: How do you multiply decimals and what do you do with the decimal after you multiply? Write This Down When multiplying a number by.
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Cornell Notes Essential Question: How do you multiply decimals and what do you do with the decimal after you multiply? Write This Down When multiplying a number by a factor (decimal) LESS than 1 the product (answer) will be LESS than the original number 4 x .5 = 2 When multiplying a number by a factor (decimal) GREATER than 1 the product (answer) will be GREATER than the original number 4 x 1.5 = 6 Write This Down When multiplying a number by a factor (decimal) EQUAL to 1 the product (answer) will be EQUAL to the original number 4 X 1.0 = 4 4.5 X 0.2 ________ 90 ________ 90 0.25 x 0.11 _________ 025 0250 0275 4 x 0.25 __________ 20 80 100 4.5 X 0.2 ________ 90 ________ .90 0.25 x 0.11 _________ 025 0250 .0275 4 x 0.25 __________ 20 80 1.00 When you are finished multiplying decimals you count the total number of the numbers to the RIGHT of all decimal points in the problem! Then you move the decimal point that many places to the left of your product (answer)