9514 1404 393
Answer:
Explanation:
You may recall that when you learned multiplication of decimals, there were two facts involved:
- the total number of decimal digits when two decimal numbers are multiplied is the sum of the numbers of decimal digits in each one
- multiplying by 10 adds a zero on the right. (Multiplying by 10^n adds n zeros on the right.)
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Here, we combine these facts.
Multiplying the decimal number 1.304 by 1000000 will add 6 zeros to the right of 1304 to make it 1304000000. Placing the decimal point in this product so there are 3 decimal digits (as there are in 1.304) makes this number be ...
1,304,000.000 . . . . . . product of 1.304 and 1,000,000
You will notice the decimal point in 1.304 has effectively moved 6 places to the right.