Standard form Block 7 : ×10

About This Lesson

7. Seventh Block : Multiplied By Ten ( ×10)
The function of ×10 in a given standard
The seventh block of logic sf is called times ten ( × 10 )
a. Skymenu point line (SPL):
When ten ( ×10) multiply a decimal number, the first fractional part that is the first digit after the decimal point will change, turn to the whole number.
2, the first digit after the decimal point changed to a whole number/part making it complete.


b. Practical illustration
i. Course upgrade
An institution (university), a course lecturer discovered that more than half of the students failed the course. He decided to do upgrade by increasing their scores so that the number of failure will reduce. The lecturer will not pass all the students . This may lead to adding 5, 10 or 20 to each score across making some students to pass, that is
Those students with low grade like 15, 18, 20 and 25 will still fail even if 20 marks is added when the pass mark is 50%.

ii. FORGIVENESS
If one sets a standard (law) and the people who disobey or failed to keep the standard refuse to plead/ask for mercy that is, not making effort , they cannot be forgiven. Standard can only multiplied by 10 and not 100, 1000 or more.
Example

This shows that 8, 9, 6 and 7 are unserious because of their position, place value, their marks, efforts are too low to pardon because standard will never multiplied by 100, 1000 or more but only by 10.

Times 10 (ten) principle of standard : states that standard can only multiplied by 10 and not by 100 or more.

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