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In a multiplication problem, if the first factor has 5 digits after the decimal and the second factor has 4 digits after the decimal, then the product will have _____ digits after the decimal.

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4
5
9

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The answer will have 9 digits after the decimal.

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Porshia
The answer is 9. When multiplying by decimals, you add up how many numbers are after the decimal in both numbers. So, the first on had 5, the second had 4.
5 + 4=9
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