Need to help my little sister with her math homework but i am really bad with decimals. PLEASE HELP!!!

1 answer:

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0.93 x 2.6

First Step: (ignore the decimals and do it like regular multiplication)
93 x 26 = 2418

Second Step: (Count the total number of decimal places)
Count the decimal place:
0.93 (2 decimal places)
2.6 (1 decimal place)
Total : 3 decimal places

Third Step: (Put the decimal places back in)
Move 2418 back by 3 decimal places
That will be 2.418

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