Question
Find
$56.3 \times 1000$
$56.3 \times 1000$
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Answer
We have, $56.3 \times 1000$
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563 \times 1000=563000
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$\because$ There is only one digit to the right of the decimal point in 56.3 and 1000.
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\therefore \quad 56.3 \times 1000=56300.0=56300
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563 \times 1000=563000
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$\because$ There is only one digit to the right of the decimal point in 56.3 and 1000.
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\therefore \quad 56.3 \times 1000=56300.0=56300
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