Welcome to Multiplying Decimals Explained: A Step-By-Step Review with Mr. J! Need a help with decimal multiplication? You're in the right place!
Everyone needs a refresher from time to time, so this video is for you if you're looking for help with how to multiply decimals. Mr. J will go through examples of multiplying decimals (multiplying a decimal by a whole number and multiplying a decimal by a decimal) and explain the steps of multiplying decimals.
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welcome to math with mr j
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in this video i'm going to go through a
quick review of multiplying decimals
this should be helpful for anyone
looking for a quick refresher whether
you're in middle school high school
college continuing your education as an
adult really no matter what class or
goal you are working towards here are a
couple of examples to get this down
let's jump into number one where we have
six and seven tenths times four now the
first thing that we're going to do when
we have a multiplication problem that
involves decimals we're going to remove
any decimals within the problem so we're
going to multiply just like we would if
we had whole numbers let's set this up
and rewrite number 1 as
67
times
4
so again remove any decimals we're going
to worry about placing the decimal in
our answer once we multiply so once we
remove the decimals we can multiply so
we'll start with 4 times 7
which is 28
so carry that 2 and then we have 4 times
6 which is 24 plus that 2 is 26.
now we're done multiplying so we can
place our decimal in our answer so we
take a look at the original problem and
see how many digits are behind or are to
the right of a decimal well one we have
this seven right here to the right of a
decimal so our answer is going to have
one digit to the right or behind the
decimal so one digit would be this eight
so we can place our decimal in between
the six and the
eight
our final answer 26 and eight tenths
let's move on to number two where we
have five and twenty one hundredths
times three and eight tenths so let's
remove the decimals and rewrite this
problem
so 521
times
38.
now we're ready to multiply so 8 times 1
is 8.
8 times 2 is sixteen
put our six
carry the one and then eight times five
is forty plus that one
is forty one
so we are done with the eight and we are
done with this carried one so we're
going to move over to the three we're
moving one place value to the left so we
need our placeholder zero here and now
we multiply starting with three times
one which is three
three times two is six
and then three times five is fifteen
now we add
so eight plus zero is eight
six plus three is nine
one plus six is seven
four plus five is nine
and then we have a one
so once we get to this point we look at
our original problem and see how many
digits are to the right or are behind a
decimal well this 2 would be 1 this one
would be 2
and then this 8 would be 3. so we have 1
2
3 digits behind or to the right of a
decimal so our answer needs 3 digits to
the right of the decimal so we have 1
two
three digits
our decimal is going to go between the
nine and the seven
our final answer 19 and 798
thousandths
so there you have it there's a quick
review of multiplying decimals remove
the decimals
multiply as you normally would with
whole numbers and then place your
decimal in the answer look at the
original problem see how many digits are
to the right or are behind a decimal and
then your answer is going to match that
i hope that helped
thanks so much for watching
until next time
peace