Start with \(4\times7\), which is \(28\), so write the \(8\) and carry the \(2\) to the tens column. \(4 \times 3 = 12\), but remember to add the carried \(2\) to get ...

When you multiply decimals by integers (whole numbers), you can use everything you already know about multiplying multi-digit numbers. You can use written or mental methods to multiply decimals by ...