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Let’s solve each multiplication problem step by step. We’ll multiply the numbers as if they were whole numbers first, then count the total decimal places in both numbers and put the decimal point in the answer accordingly.
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Problem 1: 655.25 × 12.02
Step 1: Ignore decimals → 65525 × 1202
But that’s big — let’s break it down:
Actually, better to do:
655.25 has 2 decimal places
12.02 has 2 decimal places
Total = 4 decimal places in final answer
Now multiply 65525 × 1202:
First, 65525 × 1000 = 65,525,000
65525 × 200 = 13,105,000
65525 × 2 = 131,050
Add them:
65,525,000 + 13,105,000 = 78,630,000
+ 131,050 = 78,761,050
Now move decimal 4 places left → 7876.1050 → 7876.105
Wait — let me double-check with calculator-style steps:
Actually, easier way:
655.25 × 12.02
= (655.25 × 12) + (655.25 × 0.02)
655.25 × 12 = 655.25 × 10 + 655.25 × 2 = 6552.5 + 1310.5 = 7863.0
655.25 × 0.02 = 13.105
Add: 7863.0 + 13.105 = 7876.105
✔ Correct.
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Problem 2: 465.2 × 10.20
Note: 10.20 is same as 10.2 (trailing zero doesn’t change value)
465.2 has 1 decimal place
10.20 has 2 decimal places → but since trailing zero, we can treat as 10.2 → 1 decimal? Wait no — 10.20 is two decimal places numerically, even if last digit is zero.
So total decimal places = 1 + 2 = 3
Multiply 4652 × 1020 (ignore decimals)
Easier: 465.2 × 10.2
Break it:
465.2 × 10 = 4652
465.2 × 0.2 = 93.04
Add: 4652 + 93.04 = 4745.04
Wait — but we said 3 decimal places? Let’s check:
Original: 465.2 (1 decimal) × 10.20 (2 decimals) → 3 decimals
But 4745.04 has only 2 decimals? That means I made a mistake.
Wait — 10.20 is actually 10.2, which is one decimal? No — 10.20 written with two digits after decimal counts as two decimal places for calculation purposes.
But mathematically, 10.20 = 10.2, so multiplying by 10.20 is same as 10.2.
Let’s compute exactly:
465.2 × 10.20 = ?
Do 4652 × 1020 = ? Then divide by 1000 (because 465.2 = 4652/10, 10.20 = 1020/100 → total denominator 10×100=1000)
4652 × 1020:
4652 × 1000 = 4,652,000
4652 × 20 = 93,040
Total = 4,745,040
Divide by 1000 → 4745.040 → which is 4745.04
Yes, because trailing zero after decimal doesn’t matter. So answer is 4745.04
But according to decimal places: 1 + 2 = 3, so should be 4745.040 — but we write as 4745.04
It’s fine.
✔ Final: 4745.04
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Problem 3: 536.24 × 12.24
Both have 2 decimal places → total 4 decimal places
Multiply 53624 × 1224
This is big — let’s break it:
536.24 × 12.24 = ?
Use:
536.24 × 12 = 536.24 × 10 + 536.24 × 2 = 5362.4 + 1072.48 = 6434.88
536.24 × 0.24 = ?
First, 536.24 × 0.2 = 107.248
536.24 × 0.04 = 21.4496
Add: 107.248 + 21.4496 = 128.6976
Now add to previous: 6434.88 + 128.6976 = 6563.5776
✔ Answer: 6563.5776
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Problem 4: 351.12 × 150
150 is whole number → 0 decimal places
351.12 has 2 decimal places → answer has 2 decimal places
Multiply 35112 × 150
35112 × 100 = 3,511,200
35112 × 50 = 1,755,600
Total = 5,266,800
Now divide by 100 (since 351.12 = 35112/100) → 52,668.00
So 52668.00 → or just 52668
But since original had 2 decimals, we keep two: 52668.00
But usually we drop trailing zeros → 52668
Wait — let’s verify:
351.12 × 150 = 351.12 × 100 + 351.12 × 50 = 35112 + 17556 = 52668
Yes → 52668
✔ Final: 52668
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Problem 5: 251.25 × 15.20
251.25 → 2 decimals
15.20 → 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
Multiply 25125 × 1520
Or break:
251.25 × 15 = 251.25 × 10 + 251.25 × 5 = 2512.5 + 1256.25 = 3768.75
251.25 × 0.20 = 50.25
Add: 3768.75 + 50.25 = 3819.00
Wait — that gives 3819.00, but we expected 4 decimal places? Something wrong.
Ah! 15.20 is 15.2, so 251.25 × 15.2
Better:
251.25 × 15.2 = ?
251.25 × 15 = 3768.75
251.25 × 0.2 = 50.25
Sum: 3819.00
But 251.25 has 2 decimals, 15.20 has 2 decimals → product should have 4 decimals? But 3819.00 has only 2.
Why? Because 15.20 is actually 1520/100, 251.25 is 25125/100 → product = (25125 × 1520) / 10000
Compute 25125 × 1520:
25125 × 1500 = 25125 × 1000 + 25125 × 500 = 25,125,000 + 12,562,500 = 37,687,500
25125 × 20 = 502,500
Total = 38,190,000
Divide by 10000 → 3819.0000 → 3819.00
So yes, it’s correct. The extra decimals are zeros.
✔ Final: 3819.00 or 3819
We’ll write as 3819
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Problem 6: 520.26 × 50.26
Both have 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
Multiply 52026 × 5026
Too big — use breakdown:
520.26 × 50 = 26,013
520.26 × 0.26 = ?
520.26 × 0.2 = 104.052
520.26 × 0.06 = 31.2156
Add: 104.052 + 31.2156 = 135.2676
Now total: 26,013 + 135.2676 = 26,148.2676
✔ Answer: 26148.2676
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Problem 7: 231.20 × 10
Multiplying by 10 → move decimal one place right
231.20 → becomes 2312.0
✔ 2312
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Problem 8: 565.26 × 100
Move decimal two places right → 56526
✔ 56526
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Problem 9: 125.24 × 10
Move decimal one place right → 1252.4
✔ 1252.4
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Problem 10: 145.28 × 15.25
145.28 → 2 decimals
15.25 → 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
Break:
145.28 × 15 = 145.28 × 10 + 145.28 × 5 = 1452.8 + 726.4 = 2179.2
145.28 × 0.25 = ?
0.25 is quarter → 145.28 ÷ 4 = 36.32
Add: 2179.2 + 36.32 = 2215.52
Wait — but we need 4 decimal places? This has only 2.
Mistake again.
Actually: 145.28 × 15.25
Better: 14528 × 1525 / 10000
Or:
145.28 × 15.25 = 145.28 × (15 + 0.25) = as above 2179.2 + 36.32 = 2215.52
But let’s compute exactly:
145.28 × 15.25
Do 14528 × 1525 = ?
Easier: 145.28 × 15.25
Use:
145.28 × 15 = 2179.2
145.28 × 0.25 = 36.32
Sum: 2215.52
But 145.28 has 2 decimals, 15.25 has 2 → product should have 4 decimals? Why only 2?
Because 2215.52 is actually 2215.5200 — the other decimals are zero.
Check with another method:
145.28 × 15.25 = ?
Calculate 14528 × 1525 = ?
14528 × 1500 = 21,792,000
14528 × 25 = 363,200
Total = 22,155,200
Divide by 10000 (since 145.28 = 14528/100, 15.25=1525/100 → 100*100=10000) → 2215.5200
So 2215.52
✔ Final: 2215.52
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Problem 11: 150.29 × 100
Move decimal two places right → 15029
✔ 15029
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Problem 12: 652.26 × 1.60
652.26 → 2 decimals
1.60 → 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
But 1.60 = 1.6
So 652.26 × 1.6
Break:
652.26 × 1 = 652.26
652.26 × 0.6 = 391.356
Add: 652.26 + 391.356 = 1043.616
Now, since we treated 1.60 as 1.6, but originally 2 decimals each → should be 4 decimals? 1043.616 has 3.
Wait — 652.26 × 1.60 = ?
65226 × 160 / 10000
65226 × 160 = 65226 × 100 + 65226 × 60 = 6,522,600 + 3,913,560 = 10,436,160
Divide by 10000 → 1043.6160 → 1043.616
✔ Final: 1043.616
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Now compiling all answers:
1. 655.25 × 12.02 = 7876.105
2. 465.2 × 10.20 = 4745.04
3. 536.24 × 12.24 = 6563.5776
4. 351.12 × 150 = 52668
5. 251.25 × 15.20 = 3819
6. 520.26 × 50.26 = 26148.2676
7. 231.20 × 10 = 2312
8. 565.26 × 100 = 56526
9. 125.24 × 10 = 1252.4
10. 145.28 × 15.25 = 2215.52
11. 150.29 × 100 = 15029
12. 652.26 × 1.60 = 1043.616
Final Answer:
7876.105, 4745.04, 6563.5776, 52668, 3819, 26148.2676, 2312, 56526, 1252.4, 2215.52, 15029, 1043.616
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Problem 1: 655.25 × 12.02
Step 1: Ignore decimals → 65525 × 1202
But that’s big — let’s break it down:
Actually, better to do:
655.25 has 2 decimal places
12.02 has 2 decimal places
Total = 4 decimal places in final answer
Now multiply 65525 × 1202:
First, 65525 × 1000 = 65,525,000
65525 × 200 = 13,105,000
65525 × 2 = 131,050
Add them:
65,525,000 + 13,105,000 = 78,630,000
+ 131,050 = 78,761,050
Now move decimal 4 places left → 7876.1050 → 7876.105
Wait — let me double-check with calculator-style steps:
Actually, easier way:
655.25 × 12.02
= (655.25 × 12) + (655.25 × 0.02)
655.25 × 12 = 655.25 × 10 + 655.25 × 2 = 6552.5 + 1310.5 = 7863.0
655.25 × 0.02 = 13.105
Add: 7863.0 + 13.105 = 7876.105
✔ Correct.
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Problem 2: 465.2 × 10.20
Note: 10.20 is same as 10.2 (trailing zero doesn’t change value)
465.2 has 1 decimal place
10.20 has 2 decimal places → but since trailing zero, we can treat as 10.2 → 1 decimal? Wait no — 10.20 is two decimal places numerically, even if last digit is zero.
So total decimal places = 1 + 2 = 3
Multiply 4652 × 1020 (ignore decimals)
Easier: 465.2 × 10.2
Break it:
465.2 × 10 = 4652
465.2 × 0.2 = 93.04
Add: 4652 + 93.04 = 4745.04
Wait — but we said 3 decimal places? Let’s check:
Original: 465.2 (1 decimal) × 10.20 (2 decimals) → 3 decimals
But 4745.04 has only 2 decimals? That means I made a mistake.
Wait — 10.20 is actually 10.2, which is one decimal? No — 10.20 written with two digits after decimal counts as two decimal places for calculation purposes.
But mathematically, 10.20 = 10.2, so multiplying by 10.20 is same as 10.2.
Let’s compute exactly:
465.2 × 10.20 = ?
Do 4652 × 1020 = ? Then divide by 1000 (because 465.2 = 4652/10, 10.20 = 1020/100 → total denominator 10×100=1000)
4652 × 1020:
4652 × 1000 = 4,652,000
4652 × 20 = 93,040
Total = 4,745,040
Divide by 1000 → 4745.040 → which is 4745.04
Yes, because trailing zero after decimal doesn’t matter. So answer is 4745.04
But according to decimal places: 1 + 2 = 3, so should be 4745.040 — but we write as 4745.04
It’s fine.
✔ Final: 4745.04
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Problem 3: 536.24 × 12.24
Both have 2 decimal places → total 4 decimal places
Multiply 53624 × 1224
This is big — let’s break it:
536.24 × 12.24 = ?
Use:
536.24 × 12 = 536.24 × 10 + 536.24 × 2 = 5362.4 + 1072.48 = 6434.88
536.24 × 0.24 = ?
First, 536.24 × 0.2 = 107.248
536.24 × 0.04 = 21.4496
Add: 107.248 + 21.4496 = 128.6976
Now add to previous: 6434.88 + 128.6976 = 6563.5776
✔ Answer: 6563.5776
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Problem 4: 351.12 × 150
150 is whole number → 0 decimal places
351.12 has 2 decimal places → answer has 2 decimal places
Multiply 35112 × 150
35112 × 100 = 3,511,200
35112 × 50 = 1,755,600
Total = 5,266,800
Now divide by 100 (since 351.12 = 35112/100) → 52,668.00
So 52668.00 → or just 52668
But since original had 2 decimals, we keep two: 52668.00
But usually we drop trailing zeros → 52668
Wait — let’s verify:
351.12 × 150 = 351.12 × 100 + 351.12 × 50 = 35112 + 17556 = 52668
Yes → 52668
✔ Final: 52668
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Problem 5: 251.25 × 15.20
251.25 → 2 decimals
15.20 → 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
Multiply 25125 × 1520
Or break:
251.25 × 15 = 251.25 × 10 + 251.25 × 5 = 2512.5 + 1256.25 = 3768.75
251.25 × 0.20 = 50.25
Add: 3768.75 + 50.25 = 3819.00
Wait — that gives 3819.00, but we expected 4 decimal places? Something wrong.
Ah! 15.20 is 15.2, so 251.25 × 15.2
Better:
251.25 × 15.2 = ?
251.25 × 15 = 3768.75
251.25 × 0.2 = 50.25
Sum: 3819.00
But 251.25 has 2 decimals, 15.20 has 2 decimals → product should have 4 decimals? But 3819.00 has only 2.
Why? Because 15.20 is actually 1520/100, 251.25 is 25125/100 → product = (25125 × 1520) / 10000
Compute 25125 × 1520:
25125 × 1500 = 25125 × 1000 + 25125 × 500 = 25,125,000 + 12,562,500 = 37,687,500
25125 × 20 = 502,500
Total = 38,190,000
Divide by 10000 → 3819.0000 → 3819.00
So yes, it’s correct. The extra decimals are zeros.
✔ Final: 3819.00 or 3819
We’ll write as 3819
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Problem 6: 520.26 × 50.26
Both have 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
Multiply 52026 × 5026
Too big — use breakdown:
520.26 × 50 = 26,013
520.26 × 0.26 = ?
520.26 × 0.2 = 104.052
520.26 × 0.06 = 31.2156
Add: 104.052 + 31.2156 = 135.2676
Now total: 26,013 + 135.2676 = 26,148.2676
✔ Answer: 26148.2676
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Problem 7: 231.20 × 10
Multiplying by 10 → move decimal one place right
231.20 → becomes 2312.0
✔ 2312
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Problem 8: 565.26 × 100
Move decimal two places right → 56526
✔ 56526
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Problem 9: 125.24 × 10
Move decimal one place right → 1252.4
✔ 1252.4
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Problem 10: 145.28 × 15.25
145.28 → 2 decimals
15.25 → 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
Break:
145.28 × 15 = 145.28 × 10 + 145.28 × 5 = 1452.8 + 726.4 = 2179.2
145.28 × 0.25 = ?
0.25 is quarter → 145.28 ÷ 4 = 36.32
Add: 2179.2 + 36.32 = 2215.52
Wait — but we need 4 decimal places? This has only 2.
Mistake again.
Actually: 145.28 × 15.25
Better: 14528 × 1525 / 10000
Or:
145.28 × 15.25 = 145.28 × (15 + 0.25) = as above 2179.2 + 36.32 = 2215.52
But let’s compute exactly:
145.28 × 15.25
Do 14528 × 1525 = ?
Easier: 145.28 × 15.25
Use:
145.28 × 15 = 2179.2
145.28 × 0.25 = 36.32
Sum: 2215.52
But 145.28 has 2 decimals, 15.25 has 2 → product should have 4 decimals? Why only 2?
Because 2215.52 is actually 2215.5200 — the other decimals are zero.
Check with another method:
145.28 × 15.25 = ?
Calculate 14528 × 1525 = ?
14528 × 1500 = 21,792,000
14528 × 25 = 363,200
Total = 22,155,200
Divide by 10000 (since 145.28 = 14528/100, 15.25=1525/100 → 100*100=10000) → 2215.5200
So 2215.52
✔ Final: 2215.52
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Problem 11: 150.29 × 100
Move decimal two places right → 15029
✔ 15029
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Problem 12: 652.26 × 1.60
652.26 → 2 decimals
1.60 → 2 decimals → total 4 decimals
But 1.60 = 1.6
So 652.26 × 1.6
Break:
652.26 × 1 = 652.26
652.26 × 0.6 = 391.356
Add: 652.26 + 391.356 = 1043.616
Now, since we treated 1.60 as 1.6, but originally 2 decimals each → should be 4 decimals? 1043.616 has 3.
Wait — 652.26 × 1.60 = ?
65226 × 160 / 10000
65226 × 160 = 65226 × 100 + 65226 × 60 = 6,522,600 + 3,913,560 = 10,436,160
Divide by 10000 → 1043.6160 → 1043.616
✔ Final: 1043.616
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Now compiling all answers:
1. 655.25 × 12.02 = 7876.105
2. 465.2 × 10.20 = 4745.04
3. 536.24 × 12.24 = 6563.5776
4. 351.12 × 150 = 52668
5. 251.25 × 15.20 = 3819
6. 520.26 × 50.26 = 26148.2676
7. 231.20 × 10 = 2312
8. 565.26 × 100 = 56526
9. 125.24 × 10 = 1252.4
10. 145.28 × 15.25 = 2215.52
11. 150.29 × 100 = 15029
12. 652.26 × 1.60 = 1043.616
Final Answer:
7876.105, 4745.04, 6563.5776, 52668, 3819, 26148.2676, 2312, 56526, 1252.4, 2215.52, 15029, 1043.616
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of decimals worksheets.