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Multiplying decimals using the area model for 16 × 2.5.

A diagram illustrating the multiplication of decimals using the area model, showing 16 × 2.5 broken into parts: 10×2=20, 10×0.5=5.0, 6×2=12, and 6×0.5=3.0, with a sum of 40.

A diagram illustrating the multiplication of decimals using the area model, showing 16 × 2.5 broken into parts: 10×2=20, 10×0.5=5.0, 6×2=12, and 6×0.5=3.0, with a sum of 40.

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