This document provides examples of multiplying different types of numbers, including: multiplying numbers by powers of ten, multiplying one-digit and two-digit numbers, multiplying decimals by placing the decimal point correctly in the product, and multiplying larger numbers by moving the decimal point in the factors to the right before multiplying and then back to the left in the product. The examples show multiplying numbers with and without zeros as factors, as well as multiplying decimals and whole numbers.

1. Tricks with Zero
20 x 60 =
200 x 60=
2,000 x 600=
One-Digit Wonders
123 x 7 =
232 x 6 =
Multiplying Decimals
23.2 x 0.6 =
12.7 x 0.8 =
Move that Decimal
123.4 x 10 =
235.678 x 100 =
34.892 x 10 =
Double Duty with
Decimals
43.5 x 1.9 =
More Zero Tricks
40 x 5 =
60 x 500 =
800 x 500=
Two Times the Work
547 x 65 =
Moving the Decimal
45.7 x 10 =
62.7 x 100 =
55.2 x 20 =
Two Times the Work
769 x 27 =