Multiply Greater Numbers by Powers of 10

Multiply by the power of Ten

Every time you multiply by 10 or a multiple of 10 like 100 or 1000. You move the decimal to the right by the number of zeros.

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​A Zero holds a place value

​Move the decimal to the right by the number of zeros.

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5.8 x 10 =

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3.75 x

= 37.5

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2.75 x 10 =

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6.24 x 100 =

Zero will hold the place value

​When you run out of numbers use a zero.

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1.264 x 1000 =

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1.23 x 1,000 =

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1.4 x 100 =

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12.548 x 100 =