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Multiplying with Decimals

Multiplying with Decimals

Assessment

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Mathematics

5th - 6th Grade

Easy

CCSS
5.NBT.A.3A, 6.NS.B.3, 4.NBT.B.5

Standards-aligned

Created by

Jay Tran

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15 Slides • 10 Questions

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Multiplying with Decimals

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Our friend: The place value chart


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We've already learned how to multiply larger numbers, and how to add and subtract decimals, but now let's learn to multiply with decimals.

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Here we have a decimal.

Remember our place values!

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Multiple Choice

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In 2.34, which statement is correct?

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The 2 is in the tens place

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The three is in the ones place

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The 2 is in the ones place

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The 4 is in the tenths place

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Now we have 1.2.

We're going to ignore the decimal in these numbers, so 1.2 becomes 12 and 2.34 becomes 234.

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To multiply numbers with decimals, we multiply as usual.

Just ignore the decimal signs for now!

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Using the area model

Or if you are confident in the traditional method of multiplying, that's okay too!

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Multiple Choice

What's the result of 234x12?

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5123

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6363

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3123

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2808

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Great! You found the answer!

But what about our decimals???

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Let's take a step back and look at each individual multiplier.

We're not going to forget about our answer, but we'll come back to it.

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Look at how many digits are after the decimal sign.

The numbers after the decimal sign is "3" and "4."

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Multiple Choice

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How many decimal places does 2.34 have?

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There are two numbers.

Keep that in mind!

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Multiple Choice

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What about in 1.2?

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What about in 1.2?

There is only one.

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How many decimal places did we have in total?

Let go back to our answer to 2.34 x 1.2, which was 2808!

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We need 3 decimal places in our answer of 2808.

So our 2808 becomes 2.808.

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Let's do another example.

We're going to count the decimal places.

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Multiple Choice

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In 8.2, how many decimal places are there?

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Multiple Choice

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In 5.5, how many decimal places are there?

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Multiple Choice

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8.2 x 5.5=4510 without decimals. What is the correct answer WITH decimals?

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451.0

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45.10

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4.510

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Multiple Choice

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How many decimal places are in 4.331?

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Multiple Choice

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How many decimal places are in 9.21?

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Multiple Choice

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If 4.331 x 9.21= 3988851 without decimals, WITH decimals, the answer should be...

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39.88851

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3988.851

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3.988851

Multiplying with Decimals

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