When you multiply decimals by multiples of 10, you move the point to the right, as many times as the number of zeros.
For example:
[tex]75.3456\times100[/tex]100 has two zeros, therefore we move the point two places to the right:
[tex]75.3456\times100=7534.56[/tex]So, for the product:
[tex]84.14\times10[/tex]10 has one zero, therefore, we move the point one place to the right:
[tex]84.14\times10=841.4[/tex]