Calculate the Product: 14.6 × 150 Decimal Multiplication

To solve this problem, we'll proceed with these steps:

• Step 1: Multiply 146 by 150, ignoring the decimal point initially.
• Step 2: Adjust for the decimal point after completing the multiplication.

Step 1: Consider 14.6 as 146, so multiply 146 by 150:

• First, multiply 146 by 10: $146 \times 10 = 1460$.
• Next, multiply 1460 by 15. We can break this into smaller steps:
• $1460 \times 15$ can be computed as $(1460 \times 10) + (1460 \times 5)$.
• $1460 \times 10 = 14600$.
• $1460 \times 5 = 7300$.
• Add these products: $14600 + 7300 = 21900$.

Step 2: Since we treated 14.6 as 146 (multiplied by 10 initially), divide the result by 10:

• $21900 \div 10 = 2190$.

Therefore, the product of $14.6 \times 150$ is $2190$.