Multiply: \( 3.12 \times 1.13= \)

To multiply \( 3.12 \times 1.13 \), start by ignoring the decimals. Multiply \( 312 \times 113 = 35,376 \). Then, since there are a total of four decimal places in the numbers you're multiplying (two in 3.12 and two in 1.13), you need to move the decimal point four places to the left in your answer. This gives you \( 3.5376 \) as the final answer! Multiplication can often sneak in some tricky decimal places, just remember to count them up before your final touch! It’s like a little dance: move left before you celebrate the big result!