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Explain how to multiply decimals by powers of 10. Use 8.653 x 10 3 as an example, to show how the multiplication is done.
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Explain how to multiply decimals by powers of 10. Use 8.653 x 10 3 as an example, to show how the multiplication is done.

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Answer:

8653

Explanation:

You move the decimal point over how many places its being multiplied.

I don't think I put that in right, sorry...

User Evk
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Answer:

when you get your answer add 10

Explanation:

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