Question

Drag the values into thee boxes that equal the product of
2.3 x 0.61 Numbers may be used more than once.


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Answer 1

To find the product of \(2.3 \times 0.61\), we can calculate this as follows:

First, multiply \(2.3\) by \(0.61\):

\[
2.3 \times 0.61 = 1.403
\]

Now, to express \(1.403\) using the numbers \(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6\), we can break it down into components:

- The integer part is \(1\).
- The decimal part \(0.403\) can be represented by \(0\), since \(0.403\) is part of the decimal part of the total.

So, we can choose:
- \(1\) for the integer,
- and since we're using the decimal part and the remaining numbers don't provide whole parts, simply use \(0\).

Thus, you can fill the boxes with:

1. **Box 1**: 1
2. **Box 2**: 0
3. **Box 3**: 0 (if you have a third box for more numbers, or leave it empty, as needed)

So the final placement is:
- 1 (for the integer part)
- 0 (for points decimal representation)

If you have different interpretation of how to fill the boxes or specific conditions, please let me know!