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    β€’ When you multiply, digits move to the left to make the number bigger.

    β€’ When you divide, digits move to the right to make the number smaller.

    β€’ The number of zeros tells you how many places to move: move 1 place for 10, 2 places for 100, and 3 places for 1000.

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    β€’ Draw a place value chart with Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, and Ones to keep your digits lined up.

    β€’ Fill any empty spaces before the decimal point with zero as a place holder.

    β€’ Our platform keeps typing quick and simple by using plain digits only, so you do not need to enter any commas or spaces when typing large answers like 2500.

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    β€’ Move the digits, not the decimal point. The decimal point always stays in the exact same spot.

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    β€’ There are 1000 millilitres (ml) in 1 litre (l).

    β€’ To convert from litres to millilitres, multiply the number by 1000 because millilitres are smaller units.

    β€’ To convert from millilitres to litres, divide the number by 1000 because litres are larger units.

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    β€’ Remember that moving 3 places to the left multiplies by 1000, and moving 3 places to the right divides by 1000.

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    β€’ Always check which direction you are converting so you do not multiply when you should divide.

    β€’ Keep the digits in order when moving them across place value columns.

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