In Room 8, we were learning how to use multiplication with decimals. When a decimal (think of a 4 digit number e.g. 56.78) point is in the middle and is times ed by 10, the decimal point will go back. The more you times the (by 10s or 100s) decimal, the more the decimal point will go backwards.
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