4 years ago

Why is 3 * 1/10 less than 3*10

Mathematics

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never [62]4 years ago

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Multiplying 3 by a smaller number gives a smaller product.

1/10 is smaller than 10, so 3·(1/10) is smaller than 3·10.

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