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1000 ×   = 7000  \n3)   × 8.2 = 820  \n5)   × 1000 = 7600  \n7)   × 1000 = 4600  \n9)   × 4.01 = 40.1  \n11)   × 2.4 = 2400  \n13) 1000 ×   = 2390  \n15)   × 10 = 69.5  \n2)   × 100 = 984  \n4) 0.42 ×   = 420  \n6) 100 ×   = 314  \n8) 100 ×   = 509  \n10)   × 1000 = 8300  \n12) 2.8 ×   = 280  \n14) 0.9 ×   = 9  \n16) 2.57 ×   = 2570  \nAnswers  \n1) 7 2) 9.84  \n3) 100 4) 1000  \n5) 7.6 6) 3.14  \n7) 4.6 8) 5.09  \n9) 10 10) 8.3  \n11) 1000 12) 100  \n13) 2.39 14) 10  \n15) 6.95 16) 1000","cbCaicrtZrzyZ0cB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicrtZrzyZ0cB","pdf",11168,"English","# Multiplying Decimals by 10, 100, and 1000\n## Missing Factor Problems\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the main objective of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet aims to help Grade 5 students practice finding missing factors when multiplying decimals by 10, 100, or 1000.\"},{\"question\":\"Does this document provide solutions for the exercises?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, a complete answer key is provided at 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