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6 June, 20:46

When multiplying with decimals ...

A) count the number of places over to the decimal in the first number and in the second number, add them together, then move over the that number in the answer

B) line up the decimals, bring the decimal straight down in the answer

C) move the decimal over to the end of the right side in the top number, then in the bottom number.

D) decimal placement is not a concern when multiplying numbers

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