11. When you multiply two decimals less than 1, how does the product compare to the factors? Illustrate with an example.

The product is usually smaller than the two numbers multiplied

Step-by-step explanation:

When we multiply two decimals less than one, it is a certainty that the result of the multiplication would be less than the two decimals that were multiplied. An example is the multiplication of the decimals below;

0.958 * 0.325

which equals 0.31135

We can see from the example above that the result of the multiplication of the two decimals that are less than one, results in a product that is less than the factors that were multiplied.