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I notice when you multiply by ten your place value goes up one👽

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Multiplying decimals is similar to multiplying fractions. I alsonoticed that you can get rid of the decimal point and then line up the decimal point when multiplying decimals using the traditional algorithm.

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I notice that it is almost the same as whole number multiplication but the digit placement is sometimes weird.

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I notice that when you multiply by 10 the decimal moves down. Example: 3.2 x 10 the decimal slides over. The new product is 32 🐻

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😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃I think it is like multiplying fractions?

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I wonder if multiplying decimals is like doing repeated addition i also notice that when you multiply by 10 the decimal moves up

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I wonder if multiplying decimals is like multiplying whole numbers. I wonder if you can do repeated addition

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I notice that when you multiply by 10 your decimal goes up one place.

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I wonder if multiplying decimals is similar to multiplying fractions?

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Multiplying decimals is kind of like multiplying whole numbers in a different way.

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When you multiply by ten your decimal goes up one place because of place value but when you divide by ten the decimal will move down one place

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Is there a way to use the traditional algorithm when you multiply decimals?

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I know that multiplying a decimal by another decimal gets you a smaller number.

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I noticed when you multiply a decimal by decimal it gets smaller what if you devide

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I wonder if you can multiply fractions by decimals without converting the fractions to decimals.

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I noticed that when you multiply with exponents you just have to move the decimal point right.

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In my opinion it is weird because 2x10 is still bigger but .2x1 is smaller

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When you multiply the decimal by 10 it moves left

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I wonder what it would be like multiplying a whole number with a decimal?

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I notice that when you multiply by ten you just move the decimal

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I wonder how similar multiplying decimals and multiplying fractions are.

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I noticed you can use some strategies from whole numbers and decimals. Just use powers of ten.

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Multiplication with decimals is  using the same strategies but adding the decimals. One strategy is the box way that is on the board. I wonder if it will work with the traditional algorithm? Could you add the numbers together a certain amount of times like regular multiplication. Like 6x3=6+6+
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