When Multiplying Decimals, You Should Disregard the Decimals and Multiply

question 31

True/False

When multiplying decimals, you should disregard the decimals and multiply the whole numbers. In the product, the total of the decimal places from the multiplier and multiplicand is inserted into the product, starting at the left and counting in the number of places to the right.

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