Multiply & Divide Decimals by 10, 100, and 1000

[plazaff]

Wow thanks,this really helped.I'm currently studying decimals and pre algebra. do you have any algebra videos?

[MathMammoth]

@plazaff Not really right now, but I will have some pre-algebra in the future, say late 2012.

[Psychlade]

You are an awesome teacher! Thank you for this video.

[kittyfairy123]

hi, im a 5th grader and i need some help with math. Can you help me?

[dancingisawesome00]

she seams so nice are you a teacher?

[MathMammoth]

@dancingisawesome00 Yes, I am a math teacher by profession.

[dancingisawesome00]

thankssssss(: she seems nice,and great!

[zoodle784]

she seems nice, and swedish.

[MathMammoth]

@zoodle784 Thanks for the compliment... I'm actually Finnish.

[h23sirlude]

thanks

[MathMammoth]

@FaTCaTLoLiNg

You can either think of moving the decimal point and keeping the number "steady"... OR you can think of it as keeping the decimal point "steady" and moving the number. Either way, that is a shortcut to what really happens.

[evilinclinations]

OMG thank you sooooo much! I have been doing percentages in my head for the last 20 years & I'm suddenly faced with the need to write it all out on paper again. For the life of me, I couldn't remember what I was supposed to do with all the zeros (besides ignoring them, which works in my head).

[MsMadame]

Thank you! For dyslexic students your method of instruction works better than the traditional method.

[Journeytaker101]

@MsMadame I agree! 

[mistas100]

nice tutorial and very helpful!!

[lokomoko43]

hank u the video is helpful

[lokomoko43]

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[jufri99]

thanks



[oldskol8dunny]

thanks beautiful!

[CandyFloss090595]

thanks! :)

[GTthriller]

thank u the video is helpful