Letters are used in algebraic equations to represent numbers we do not know the value of yet. These are called variables.
Subject: zero
This clip explains that the product of any number multiplied by zero is zero.
Subject: zero
This clip explains that there's more than one way to multiply numbers with a zero in the middle. It suggests that for those just learning
Subject: zero
This clip explains the role that zeroes play in multiplying numbers by 10, 20, 30 and so on.
Subject: zero
This clip explains that "
if we multiply a number by 100
we write two zeroes after that number," then goes on to explain the procedure of adding the
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decimals as fractions, as well as expressing fractions as decimals (with denominators of some power of ten), and finally putting zeros to the right of a
Subject: zero
This clip explains that adding extra zeros following a number or numbers to the right of a decimal point does not change the value of the decimal.
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located to the left of the zero, rather than to the right.
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number line, the positive numbers are lined up in order to the right of the zero, in what is called "the positive direction." The negative numbers are
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zero, but don't include any fractions, positive or negative.
Subject: zero