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WordDefinitionExample whole number a counting number from one to infinity decimal a number written as a whole number and a part of a whole number 4.2 four and two tenths 5.73 five and seventy-three hundredths product the answer to a multiplication problem 9 x 6 = 54 Vocabulary
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Multiplying Decimals
Objectives• Objective: We will find the product
of two decimals.
• Language Objective: We will use key words whole number, product, and decimal.
Word Definition Example
whole number a counting number from one to infinity
795489
decimal a number written as a whole number and a
part of a whole number
4.2four and two tenths
5.73five and seventy-three hundredths
product the answer to a multiplication
problem
9 x 6 = 54
Vocabulary
Steps for Multiplying Decimals
1. Line up the decimals as if they were whole numbers. (You DON’T have to line up the decimal point!)
2. Multiply as if the numbers were whole numbers.
3. Go back to the decimal and count the total number of decimal places to the right of the decimal points.
4. Move the decimal point that many places to the left of the product.
Multiplying Decimals
9.52 x 3.8
36.176
Multiplying Decimals
13.2 x 5.45
71.94
Multiplying Decimals
1.24 x 8
9.92
Multiplying Decimals
0.003 x 6.4
0.0192
Multiplying Decimals
7.49 x 1.02
7.6398
Multiplying Decimals
1.93 x 3.7
7.141
Multiplying Decimals
4.351 x 7.25
31.5375
Multiplying Decimals
2.45 x 2.81
6.8845
Multiplying Decimals
6.892 x 41.34
284.91528
Word ProblemsMarty runs tract at Mountain View High School in Tucson. He ran the 200-meter dash in 35.2 seconds. It took Jenny 1.2 times as long as Marty to run the 200-meter dash. How long did it take Jenny to run the 200-meter dash?
42.24 seconds
Word ProblemsZach bought 5.5 pounds of oranges for $0.90 per pound. How much did Zach spend on oranges?
$4.95
Word ProblemsKara weighs 74.6 pounds. Her mom weighs 1.8 times as much as she does. How much does Kara’s mom weigh?
134.28 pounds
Word ProblemsMary is buying candy for her birthday party. She bought 3.2 pounds of gummy bears for $1.25 per pound. She bought 5.75 pounds of M&Ms for $4.50 per pound. She bout 2.8 pounds of licorice for $2.99 per pound. How much money did Mary spend in all?
$38.25
ConclusionWhat is the most important thing to remember when multiplying a whole number and a decimal?
How is this different from adding decimals?