Multiplying Decimals by 10, 100, and 100
Models
Multiplying a Decimal by a Whole Number
Multiplying Two Decimals
Word Problems
100

0.365 x 100

36.5

100

Use Hundredths Grid

3.3 x 3

9.9

100

6.22 x 3

18.66

100

Double Points (200 Points)

1.2 x 3.6

4.32

100

Triple Points (300 points)

The wings of a hummingbird beat an average of 52 times per second. If it hovers for 35.5 seconds, on average how many times does its wings beat?

1846 times

200

0.001 x 10

0.01

200

Double Points (400 points)

Use Hundredths Grid

4 x 0.46

1.84

200

Double Points (400 Points)

12 x 4.8

57.6

200

Estimate:

19.86 x 0.48

about 10
200

Erin wants to buy 11 bars of soap. One bar of soap costs $1.60. How much will the 11 bars cost?

$17.60

300

7.25 x 1000

7250

300

Use the grid

0.5 x 0.2

0.1

300

11 x 3.23

35.53

300

8.6 x 0.08

0.688

300

The airline that Mrs. Hamilton is using has a baggage weight limit. He has 5 bags weighing 18.4 pounds each. What is the combined weight of her baggage?

92

400

0.004 x 10^3

4

400

Double Points (800 Points)

Use the gird

0.4 x 0.1

0.04

400

405 x 0.47

190.35

400

18.1 x 3.7

66.97

400

Double Points (800 Points)

Milani wrote 23.4 for the product of 7.8 x 0.3

Use number sense to decide if Milani placed the decimal point in the correct place in the product. Explain. 

She did not. When we multiply by less than one the product will be less than the bigger factor. 

500

6.02 x 10^2

602.0

500

Use Hundredths Grid

4 x 0.6

2.4

500

Estimate and Solve

309 x 4.8

Estimate - 1500

Product- 1,483.2

500

3.2 x 2.8

8.96

500

Keaton buys 3.2 pounds of potatoes for $0.70 a pound. He gives the clerk a five dollar bill. How much change will Keaton get back?

$2.76

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