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Ber [7]1 year ago

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The student with the correct answer is Dylan who says the decimal should be placed between the 8 and 0.

This is base on the estimation that 3.01 is a two decimal place number, so the product 18.06 should also be in 2 decimal place.

<h3>How to find product of decimal number?</h3>

A decimal number is a number expressed in the decimal system (base 10).

Place value:

Ten thousand
Thousand
Hundred
Ten
ones
. decimal point
tenth
hundredths
thousandth
ten thousandth
hundred thousandth

6 × 3.01

3.01

3 = ones
. = decimal point
0 = tenth
1 = hundredth

6 × 3.01

= 18.06

Therefore, Lucas is incorrect with his answer that the decimal should be placed between the 1 and 8.

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