1. When multiplying desimals, estimate the product first.
2. This will help you place the decimal point in the product.
3. Last check to see if your answer is correct.
[tex](3.78)\cdot(4.1)[/tex]estimate the product without the decimals
[tex](378)\cdot(41)=15498[/tex]count the number of decimal places there are on both numbers
[tex]\begin{gathered} 3.78\Rightarrow2 \\ 4.1\Rightarrow1 \end{gathered}[/tex]there are 3 decimal places in the product, move the decimal place from right to left as many decimal places you found.
[tex](3.78)\cdot(4.1)=15.498[/tex]