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    The document discusses multiplication of decimals. It provides an example of multiplying the length of ribbon A, which is 10.08m, by 3 to find the length of ribbon B. Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A. The steps show setting up the multiplication as 10.08 x 3 and solving it to get 30.24m as the length of ribbon B. The document emphasizes showing the work and placing the decimal point correctly in the product.

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    The document discusses multiplication of decimals. It provides an example of multiplying the length of ribbon A, which is 10.08m, by 3 to find the length of ribbon B. Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A. The steps show setting up the multiplication as 10.08 x 3 and solving it to get 30.24m as the length of ribbon B. The document emphasizes showing the work and placing the decimal point correctly in the product.

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    Decimals

    Multiplication

    What will we learn today?


    • multiplication of decimals (up to 2
    decimal places) by a 1-digit whole
    number
    In the previous lectures,
    we have learnt about
    addition and subtraction
    in decimals.

    Let’s recap!
    Applying
    what we have learnt
    Try this out!
    Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg
    on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg Monday and
    Wednesday. How much rice did he use on
    Wednesday?
    Solution
    Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg
    more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from
    Monday to Wednesday.
    How much rice did he use on Wednesday?

    Step 1: 2.5kg + 1.75kg =___kg


    Solution
    Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg
    more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from
    Monday to Wednesday.
    How much rice did he use on Wednesday?
    2.50
    + 1.75

    Step 1: 2.5kg + 1.75kg = 4.25kg


    He used 4.25kg of rice on Tuesday.
    Solution
    Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg
    more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from
    Monday to Wednesday.
    How much rice did he use on Wednesday?
    2.50
    + 4.25

    Step 2: 2.5kg + 4.25kg = 6.75kg


    He used 6.75kg of rice on Monday and Tuesday.
    Solution
    Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg
    more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from
    Monday to Wednesday.
    How much rice did he use on Wednesday?
    9.00
    - 6.75

    Step 3: 9.00 kg - 6.75kg = 2.25 kg


    He used 2.25kg of rice on Wednesday.
    Multiplication in decimals
    Try this out!
    1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.
    Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A.
    Find the length of ribbon B.
    Try this out!
    1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.
    Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A.
    Find the length of ribbon B.

    Let’s draw models to help us visualize the scenario.


    Try this out!
    1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.
    Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A.
    Find the length of ribbon B.
    10.08m

    A
    Try this out!
    1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.
    Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A.
    Find the length of ribbon B.
    10.08m

    A
    B
    Try this out!
    1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.
    Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A.
    Find the length of ribbon B.
    10.08m

    A
    B

    ?
    Try this out!
    1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.
    Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A.
    Find the length of ribbon B.
    10.08m
    10.08 x 3 =_____m
    A
    B

    ?
    Do multiplication workings accordingly

    10.08
    x 3
    Do multiplication workings accordingly
    +2
    10.08
    x 3
    4
    Do multiplication workings accordingly
    +2
    10.08
    x 3
    24
    Do multiplication workings accordingly

    10.08
    x 3
    .24
    Place the decimal place in a straight line.
    Do multiplication workings accordingly

    10.08
    x 3
    0.24
    Do multiplication workings accordingly

    10.08
    x 3
    30.24
    Try this out!
    1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.
    Ribbon B is 3 times as long as ribbon A.
    Find the length of ribbon B.
    10.08m
    10.08 x 3 =30.24m
    A
    B

    30.24m
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