Multiply the following. (a) 1,859.63 by 9

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An easier way to multiply by 9 is to multiply by 10 then subtract the original number:

1859.63×10=18596.30.

Now subtract:

18596.30

-1859.63

16736.67

So 1859.63×9=16,736.67

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