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SECTION VI. DECIMAL FRACTIONS.

is in the place to its right in the multiplicand: do not set down this first figure, but carry its nearest ten to the next, and proceed.

III. Place the first figures of all the lines under one another; add as usual; and mark off n places from the right for decimals.

It is required to multiply 136·4072 by 1·30609, retaining 7 decimal places.

  • 1364072000
  • 906031
  • 1364072000
  • 409221600
  • 8184432
  • 122766
  • 178·1600798

In the following examples the first two lines are the multiplicand and multiplier; and the number of decimals to be

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