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What happens when you multiply by a large number?
What happens when you multiply by a small number?
What happens when you multiply by a small number?
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When you multiply by a large number, the result is a larger number that is further from zero on the number line. This means that the original number is scaled up by the large number.
When you multiply by a small number, the result is a smaller number that is closer to zero on the number line. This means that the original number is scaled down by the small number.
When you multiply by a small number, the result is a smaller number that is closer to zero on the number line. This means that the original number is scaled down by the small number.
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