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Decimal Tri Fold

This document provides instructions for multiplying decimals from Kayla Bell, a 5th grade student. It explains that to multiply decimals, you should 1) line up the numbers to the right, 2) multiply like normal, and 3) count the total number of decimal places in the factors and place the decimal in the product accordingly. The document also contains brief instructions for adding, subtracting and dividing decimals.

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Decimal Tri Fold

This document provides instructions for multiplying decimals from Kayla Bell, a 5th grade student. It explains that to multiply decimals, you should 1) line up the numbers to the right, 2) multiply like normal, and 3) count the total number of decimal places in the factors and place the decimal in the product accordingly. The document also contains brief instructions for adding, subtracting and dividing decimals.

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X MULTIPLYING

DECIMALS
Don’t Forget!
4.24 By: Kayla Bell
x .6
2.544

How to Multiply Decimals


1. Line up numbers to the right. + ADDING
DECIMALS
2. Multiply like normal.

3. Starting from the right, count


how many decimal places are
in both factors. - SUBTRACTING
DECIMALS
4. Starting from the right of the
product, count the number

X
of total decimal places and
put insert the decimal. MULTIPLYING
DECIMALS

By: Kayla Bell


Decimal Expert in Training
5th Grade Math
Mrs. Brooks
÷ DIVIDING
DECIMALS
+ ADDING
DECIMALS
- SUBTRACTING
DECIMALS
÷ DIVIDING
DECIMALS

6.312
Subtracting Decimals 10)63.120
Adding Decimals
1 - 60
4.36 6.34 31
+ .08 - 4.24 - 30
12
4.44 2.10
- 10
20
- 20
0
How to Divide Decimals
1. Move the decimal to the right to make
divisor a whole number.

How to Add or Subtract Decimals 2. Move the decimal in the dividend the
same amount of times moved in the
divisor.
1. Line up the decimals 3. Place the decimal into the quotient
directly above the moved decimal in
2. Bring the decimal down the dividend.
4. Divide.
3. Add or subtract numbers (borrow if needed)

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