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Multiply Decimal Numbers

In this worksheet, students will practise a range of multiplications with decimals of one place, decimals of two places and whole numbers.

'Multiply Decimal Numbers' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 3

Year:  Year 9 Maths worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Number

Curriculum subtopic:   Use Four Operations for All Numbers

Popular topics:   Decimals worksheets, Numbers worksheets

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Worksheet Overview

This activity is about decimal multiplication.

 

Example

Do the following multiplication.

 

6.74 × 61  

 

Answer

We multiply 6.74 by 100, so that we are now dealing with whole numbers.

We carry out a long multiplication of 674 x 61 to get 41,114.

Finally, we divide this by 100, to reverse that first step.

 

This gives us the answer 411.14

 

Alternatively, we can remove the decimal point, do the calculation, and then add the decimal point back in. Make sure that you have the same number of decimal places in your answer as in the original calculation. In this case, that is two decimal places, giving us 411.14

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