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Find 10 or 100 Times a Number
Multiplying a number by 10 or 100 helps us understand how place values change.
When you multiply by 10, every digit moves one place to the left.
When you multiply by 100, every digit moves two places to the left.
Examples:
7×10=707 \times 10 = 70
23×10=23023 \times 10 = 230
7×100=7007 \times 100 = 700
23×100=2,30023 \times 100 = 2{,}300
In this lesson, you will practice finding numbers that are 10 times or 100 times greater and use this skill to solve real-life problems.
📘 IXL Activity Instructions
Click the IXL link below.
Answer questions 1–30 only.
Read each question carefully.
Choose the best answer.
Work independently and make sure your progress is saved.