Mathematics, 17.10.2020 16:01, CarQuestionl6367

A drink was spilled on the math problem shown below. Ron remembers that the second factor was a decimal. Based on the placement of the decimals in the first factor and the product, which must be true of the second factor? The decimal could be one-tenth. The decimal could be two-tenths. The decimal could be five-tenths. The decimal could be seven-tenths.

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