explain how you decide on the number of zeros in the products 19,340×10 = 19,340×100= 19,340×1000=



Answer :

If it's multiple by 10, then you have add one zero at end of your final answer. Example (19, 340 X 10 = 19,3400)

When we multiply any number by 10 then at the end of the number there will be a 0.

What are digits?

In a positional numeral system, a numerical digit is a single sign that can be used singly or in combination to represent numbers.

A digit is a part of a set that, when combined, makes up a numeration system.

For example 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 are digits.

Let's suppose the number 456

Multiply it by 10

456 × 10 = 4560

Let's multiply it by 100

456 × 100 = 45600

So it is clear that the number of zeros at the end of a number depends upon whether it is 10, 100, or 1000, and so on.

Now,

19,340×10 in this one zero is already present so the number of zeros will be 2.

19,340×10 = 193400

19,340×100  in this one zero is already present so the number of zeros will be 3.

19,340×100= 1934000

19,340×1000 in this one zero is already present so the number of zeros will be 4.

19,340×1000= 19340000

Hence the number of zeros at the end of a number depends upon the value of zero in 10,100 and so on.

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