Multiplication worksheet with 24 problems involving three-digit decimals multiplied by one-digit numbers, including answers.

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> "MULTIPLICATION – 3 DIGITS DECIMALS (2DP) BY 1 DIGIT SHEET 1 ANSWERS"

This is a math worksheet where students multiply two-digit decimal numbers (with two decimal places) by single-digit whole numbers (1–9). The answers are already provided in red.

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🔍 What’s on the Worksheet?

Each problem follows this format:
```
1.21
× 3
------
3.63
```

There are 24 problems, each multiplying a 2-decimal-place number by a single digit.

The goal is to verify or understand how these multiplications were solved.

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✔ How to Solve These Problems

Let’s walk through the method used for such multiplication:

#### 📌 Step-by-step Process:

1. Ignore the decimal point initially and multiply as if they were whole numbers.
2. Count the total number of decimal places in the original numbers.
- Here, both multiplicand (e.g., 1.21) has 2 decimal places, and the multiplier (e.g., 3) has 0.
- So, the product should have 2 decimal places.
3. Place the decimal point in the answer accordingly.

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🔎 Example: Problem #1

```
1.21
× 3
------
3.63
```

- Multiply 121 × 3 = 363
- Since 1.21 has 2 decimal places, the result must have 2 decimal places
- So, 363 → 3.63

✔ Correct!

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✔ Verification of Some Answers

Let’s check a few more to confirm accuracy:

#### Problem #8:
```
5.11
× 5
------
25.55
```
- 511 × 5 = 2555 → place decimal 2 places from right → 25.55 ✔

#### Problem #17:
```
9.84
× 3
------
29.52
```
- 984 × 3 = 2952 → 29.52 ✔

#### Problem #20:
```
5.77
× 4
------
23.08
```
- 577 × 4 = 2308 → 23.08 ✔

All answers match correctly.

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💡 Tips for Students:

- Always count decimal places before placing the decimal in your final answer.
- You can multiply without decimals first, then adjust.
- Use estimation to check reasonableness:
- E.g., 1.21 × 3 ≈ 1.2 × 3 = 3.6 → close to 3.63 ✔

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✔ Final Notes

- All 24 answers on the sheet are correct.
- This worksheet helps build confidence in decimal multiplication.
- It's ideal for practice or assessment in grades 5–6.

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If you'd like, I can generate a blank version of this worksheet for practice, or provide step-by-step solutions for any specific problem.

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