7. Why might someone say that you only need to know how to multiply whole numbers to be able to multiply decimals?

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Aine · Answer 1 · 2024-07-14T10:47:58+0000

because multiplying decimals is pretty much the same as whole numbers. You just have to move a decimal point around. (Example: 1.2*1.2 is 1.44 and 12*12 is 144)

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