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hello, i hope ya have a good life at your job.. i taught it was McDonald, but i guess not, okay bye

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the other padlet is more fun

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long time no seee hehehehehe

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you divide to make it smaller and multiply to make it larger.

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you multiply to the left and divide to the left.

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To see what a different length that is equal to your length, example 100 cm = 1 m and you go to the left to divide to figure out this length as meters that it is equal to.

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You multiply to the right, and divide to the left, because multiplying is going up, and dividing is going down.

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multiply when going right and divide when going left because your not going down

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You multiply when going right because your going down and not up. Also, when you move left you divide because you are going up  and not down.

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mm is smaller than any of the numbers on the left after the basic unit so the decimal numbers gets smaller.

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You multiply when you move right because That is when the numbers are bigger. You divide toward the left because that is when the numbers are smaller.

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gary

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You multiply to the right because you make the number larger and you divide to the right to make the number smaller because a millimeter is one of the smaller units of meters.

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Today's lesson was all about the metric system on adding one or more to the left or the right.

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because they do.

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Because mm is less then m so there will be more mm then m

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when you divide you go right and when you multiply you go left

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If you multiplied towards the left that wouldn't make sense because  a bigger number wouldn't fit and vice versa

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Left is making it smaller and right is to make it bigger because once you move it to the left it would go down like this 6.67 from you moving it to the left

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Because if you divided going down the decimal would just get really small and same concept with going up.

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Because mm is less then m so there will be more mm then the m

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you multiply when going right
and divide when going left because your not going down

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Because the zeros when you go right go zero and when you go left there's more zeros.

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Because right the decimal gets bigger left the decimal gets smaller

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lefty loosy righty tighty

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left is larger number right is smaller number

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left is larger number right is smaller number

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When you multiply the number will grow and it gets bigger and it lets you know that you will be using a decimal. When you move to the right it will get larger but when you go to the left you divide and it gets smaller!

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when you multiply you move right but when you move left you divide and that is just math and the way it goes!😁

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Because when you multiply decimals it gets smaller so you get smaller when you multiply. When you divide decimals it gets bigger and the left side is bigger then the right.

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when you move right you go down and when you move left you go up you divide

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So then you know were the decimal is gonna be in the process.

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lefty losy righty tity

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you multiply  because the hole number.you dived win there is no hole number.

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You multiply when you move to the right because when you move the decimal to the right the number gets bigger. And when you multiply any time the number gets bigger. You divided when you move the decimal to the left because when you move the decimal to the left the number gets smaller. When you divided the number gets smaller as well no matter what.

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The reason why you multiply when you move right is because as you go down the numbers get larger meaning that you multiply and when you go left you divide because the numbers are getting smaller.

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you move right when multiplying because it's the same. same for moving left and dividing

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because when you move left you multiply becaude the amount is getting smaller and when you move left the number gets bigger.

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Because you have to  multiply when you move the decimal plus it needs to get bigger

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you multiply when you move to the right because the number is going to get bigger but if you move down the stair case or left you divide so the number is smaller

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when you multiply the number gets grader so the decimal moves up and makes it bigger. And when you divide the number gets smaller so the decimal goes lower

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When you multiply you move right because you are going down the stairs. When you divide, you are going up because you are going the other way.

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You can only move right when right and you may only move left when you divide.

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you move the decimal the left when you divide because the number gets smaller because your puting things into groups. you move the decimal to the right because its geting bigger

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Tucker for the decmial to find the corect ansewer  and the fraction.

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Tucker for the decmial to find the corect ansewer  and the fraction.

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It does that because of the size of the numbers you divide when you go left because it gets smaller and when it goes right it gets bigger.

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when you multiply you move right because you are moving down the stairs so the number will become smaller because you are multiplying with decimals. you devide when you are moving left because you are going the opposite direction so you do the opposite way

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You multiply when you move right because the unit is smaller and you divide when you move left because the unit is bigger

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You multiply when going right because your going down and not up. Also, when you move left you divide because you are going up and not down.

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When you move right you multiply because your going down the measurments and when you move left you divide because you are going up the scale or measurments.

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You move right when you multiply because then numbers get bigger and you move left when you are dividing because the numbers get smaller.

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you multiply because it becomes a whole number and bigger and you divide because the number gets smaller