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When you multiply decimals You make the numbers whole numbers then you do the array or foil. Move your decimal back to see how many

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I know when you multiplying decimals you make your decimal a whole number

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when i multiply i move decim

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when you multiplying you go to the right

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I know that when are multiplying a decimal you always move the decimal to the right and when you are multiplying by the power of ten you move the decimal to the right according to how many zeros there are

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I know that you make your decimal a whole number and then you multiply it whatever way you fell is best then add your "whole number" then whatever that makes is your answer except you have to add your decimal in with how ever many times the decimals you started out were like.

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to multiply decimals you can do foil or array and you move your decimal over how ever many numbers you have after your decimal
ex: 2.5 x 2.6 you would move the decimal over 2 spot of the number you get to the right and that will be your answer

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I know  that when  you are multiplying by the power of  ten  you have to line them up. Then you have to move the decimal to the right

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I know that when you are multiplying by the power of ten you will take your zero and take that many place back and put your decimal there and then you will get your answer.

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I know that you combine the whole number and the decimal to make one number and then multiply. After you have done this you put the decimal after the number and move it to the left according to how many numbers were after the decimal when you started.

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I know that when you multiply decimals you move the decimal to the right and you make it a whole number before you multiply

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I know that when multiplying decimals, you move the decimal to the right when you are multiplying decimals by the power of 10, and depending on the numbers and the problems, you either move the decimal to the right, or to the left.

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I know that multiplying decimals to right power of 10. move the whole

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Everything I know about decimals is   when you multiply by the power of ten you move the decimal the same amount to the right as there are how many zeros there in the number that ten multiplied and the same way when your dividing but you move the decimal to the left and when your multiplying dividing without the power of ten you move decimal to the left.

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you have to line them up and then you have to move the decimal to the right.

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when you multiply decimals you move to the right

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i know that you make it a whole number then do foil or box add it up,then put the decimal at the end an if your multiplying you go to the left according to how many numbers are behind the decimal 3.4 x 3.4 = 1656. 16.56

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that you move it to the right and line them up and multiply by the power of ten you will take the zero and take that many places back and then put your decimal there and then that's your answer

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I kno that when you mulitipy decimals you can use foil or array and you brake apart your decimals move the decimal sighn then mulitiply

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I know that when you are Multiplying by the power of ten you will take your zero and take that many places back and then put your decimal there and then that's your answer and when you do it on a array you would treat your decimal as a whole number and then you multiply regularly and then you would count the numbers behind your decimal and then put your decimal where it goes and you would have your answer.

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I know that when you are multiplying you multiply by the powers of 10 and and when you multiply you go to the right and when you divide you go to the left.