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MultiplicationMultiplying by 10 and 11
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Multiplying by 10
Multiplying by 10 is EASY! All you do is add a zero on the
end!
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Do you see the pattern?
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Now you try it…
10 x 4 = ?4010 x 7 =?70
10 x 9 = ?9010 x 6 = ?60
Multiplying by 11
Numbers less than 9—All you do is double the digit to get the product.
So… 11 x 5 = 5511 x 7 = 77What does 11 x 8 = ?88 http://
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What’s the pattern here?
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What do you do for numbers greater than 9?
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Multiplying Numbers Greater Than 9
11 x 26 = ?If you take 2+6 you get 8.Put the 8 between the 2 and the 6 to
get your answer.11 x 26 = 286
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Now you try it…
11 x 23 = ?
25311 x 32 = ?352
11 x 18 = ?19811 x 12 = ?132
Mixed Review
11 x 35 = ?38510 x 9 = ?9010 x 4 = ?40
11 x 5 = ?5510 x 2 = ?2011 x 8 = ?88
Works Cited
Handley, B. "Speed Math for Kids: The Fast, Fun Way to Do Basic Calculations." ERIC: Reports. U.S. Department of Education, 2007. Educators Reference Complete. Web. 11 Oct. 2011.
Pierce, R. (18 Feb 2011). "Multiplication - Times Tables." Retrieved from http://www.mathsisfun.com/tables.html
Rak Productions. (September, 1999). Multiplication Song (multiply by 10). Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPO5zAwfRSc
Rak Productions. (September, 1999). 11 Times Trick (for numbers greater than 9)-Multiplication Math Song. Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMPDLQ71PI8
Su, Francis E. (1999) Multiplication by 11. Retrieved from http://www.math.hmc.edu/funfacts