When 256 is multiplied by a positive power of 10 the number of zeros in the product is related to the power of 10. Explain how the number of zeros relates to the power of 10.

In this case, we have the number 256, but in reality, every INTEGER number multiplied by 10 empowered by n, the number of zeros will be equal to n.

This is because, when multiplying by 10, a zero would be put. Now when multiplying to 10 * 10 = 10 ^ 2, it would have 2 zeros in the final product, and so on until leading to 10 ^ n, the result would have n zeros in the final product.

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