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With dividing a decimal by a whole number you are seeing how many decimals are in that whole number so the answer would be bigger than the larger number.

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With dividing a decimal by a whole number you are seeing how many decimals are in that whole number so the answer would be bigger than the larger number.

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if you divide a number by a decimal the number is bigger and if you multiply a number by a decimal the number becomes less.

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if you divide a number by a decimal the number is bigger and if you multiply a number by a decimal the number becomes less.

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when you multiply a number  i think it will get smaller 

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when you multiply a number  i think it will get smaller 

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When you multiply a number by a decimal  it gets bigger 

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When you multiply a number by a decimal  it gets bigger 

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When you divide a number by a decimal it gets smaller

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When you Multiply 0.4 it will become larger 

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When you Multiply 0.4 it will become larger 

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If you  multiply the number by 0.4 I think it will get larger. Where as if you divide it, it will become smaller

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If you  multiply the number by 0.4 I think it will get larger. Where as if you divide it, it will become smaller

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When you multiply by 0.4  the number will get smaller
When you divide by 0.4 the number will get bigger

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I think that if you multiply the number by 0.4, the original number gets smaller as the number is less than 0. I'm not too sure but when you divide it could go bigger because dividing and multiplying is like opposites.

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if you multiply a number by something that is less than 1 it will probably make it smaller.

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if you multiply a number by something that is less than 1 it will probably make it smaller.

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I think the number will be bigger.

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When you multiply by a decimal that is not a whole number, the answer will be smaller than the number you multiplied by.

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When you multiply by a decimal that is not a whole number, the answer will be smaller than the number you multiplied by.

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If you divide by a decimal that is not a whole number, your answer will be larger than your original number you divided by.

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If it's multiplied, it will probably make the number larger..

If divided, it would probably become smaller..

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it gets bigger
if you divide it gets smaller

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When you multiply a number by a decimal it becomes smaller, But when you divide a number by a decimal it becomes bigger. 

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When you multiply a number by a decimal it becomes smaller, But when you divide a number by a decimal it becomes bigger. 

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I am not completely sure but I think this is because you are trying to find a certain amount of that number.

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If you multiply by 0.4 the number will be smaller because 0.4 is a bit of a number so when you multiply it it will be smaller. 

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If you multiply by 0.4 the number will be smaller because 0.4 is a bit of a number so when you multiply it it will be smaller. 

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Dividing is bigger because the the number is less than 0 so it takes more to get to a whole number.

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If you multiply a decimal it will get bigger.

If you divide it will become smaller.

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if you multiply the number gets bigger so i think that when you multiply 0.4 it will get bigger.

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if you multiply the number gets bigger so i think that when you multiply 0.4 it will get bigger.

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I think that if you divide 0.4 it will get smaller because dividing is halfling and the number gets smaller

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Multiplying a decimal by a whole number you would expect that the number that it equals would be less than the whole number because you are multiplying the smaller