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Article Check - How To Do Your Multiplication Tables Without Having To Learn Them
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Example: 7*5 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Half it: 35
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4 times table Do the 2 times table and then do the 2 times table of the result. As you get more used to doubling numbers, this one becomes a lot easier.
Example: 7*4 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Double it again: 28
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If you didn't learn them this way, or your are at school and you need to learn them, here are some tricks that you can use instead of having to remember them.
Learning to use these tricks can be very useful in everyday life such as making metric conversions in your head.
Starting with the easiest ones first as some build on knowing the earlier ones 10 times table Who doesn't know this one? Add a '0' onto the end of the number and you have just multiplied by ten.
Example: 7*10 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0)= 70
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11 times table This is pretty similar except that after you multiply by 10, you add the number again.
Example: 7*11 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Add the original number again: 70+7= 77
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9 times table This is pretty similar except that after you multiply by 10, you subtract the original number.
Example: 7*9 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Subtract the original number: 70-7 63
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2 times table This is simply double the number if it is lower than 5. If it is 5 or greater take off 5, double it and add 10 to the result. If when you take off 5 it is still 5 or greater, do it again and add another 10 at the end. This may seem a bit long winded but after a while you won't even think about it.
Example: 7*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 7-5= 2 Step 2: Double it: 4 Step 3: Add 10 to result (since one 5 was subtracted): 14
Example: 12*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 12-5= 7 Step 2: Still above 5? Take off 5 again: 7-5= 2 Step 3: Double it: 4 Step 4: Add 20 to the result (because you took two 5s off): 20+4= 24
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5 times table To do this multiply by 10 and half the answer.
Example: 7*5 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Half it: 35
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4 times table Do the 2 times table and then do the 2 times table of the result. As you get more used to doubling numbers, this one becomes a lot easier.
Example: 7*4 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Double it again: 28
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Example: 7*10 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0)= 70
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11 times table This is pretty similar except that after you multiply by 10, you add the number again.
Example: 7*11 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Add the original number again: 70+7= 77
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9 times table This is pretty similar except that after you multiply by 10, you subtract the original number.
Example: 7*9 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Subtract the original number: 70-7 63
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2 times table This is simply double the number if it is lower than 5. If it is 5 or greater take off 5, double it and add 10 to the result. If when you take off 5 it is still 5 or greater, do it again and add another 10 at the end. This may seem a bit long winded but after a while you won't even think about it.
Example: 7*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 7-5= 2 Step 2: Double it: 4 Step 3: Add 10 to result (since one 5 was subtracted): 14
Example: 12*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 12-5= 7 Step 2: Still above 5? Take off 5 again: 7-5= 2 Step 3: Double it: 4 Step 4: Add 20 to the result (because you took two 5s off): 20+4= 24
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5 times table To do this multiply by 10 and half the answer.
Example: 7*5 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Half it: 35
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4 times table Do the 2 times table and then do the 2 times table of the result. As you get more used to doubling numbers, this one becomes a lot easier.
Example: 7*4 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Double it again: 28
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Example: 7*9 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Subtract the original number: 70-7 63
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2 times table This is simply double the number if it is lower than 5. If it is 5 or greater take off 5, double it and add 10 to the result. If when you take off 5 it is still 5 or greater, do it again and add another 10 at the end. This may seem a bit long winded but after a while you won't even think about it.
Example: 7*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 7-5= 2 Step 2: Double it: 4 Step 3: Add 10 to result (since one 5 was subtracted): 14
Example: 12*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 12-5= 7 Step 2: Still above 5? Take off 5 again: 7-5= 2 Step 3: Double it: 4 Step 4: Add 20 to the result (because you took two 5s off): 20+4= 24
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5 times table To do this multiply by 10 and half the answer.
Example: 7*5 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Half it: 35
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4 times table Do the 2 times table and then do the 2 times table of the result. As you get more used to doubling numbers, this one becomes a lot easier.
Example: 7*4 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Double it again: 28
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Example: 7*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 7-5= 2 Step 2: Double it: 4 Step 3: Add 10 to result (since one 5 was subtracted): 14
Example: 12*2 Step 1: Take off 5: 12-5= 7 Step 2: Still above 5? Take off 5 again: 7-5= 2 Step 3: Double it: 4 Step 4: Add 20 to the result (because you took two 5s off): 20+4= 24
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5 times table To do this multiply by 10 and half the answer.
Example: 7*5 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Half it: 35
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4 times table Do the 2 times table and then do the 2 times table of the result. As you get more used to doubling numbers, this one becomes a lot easier.
Example: 7*4 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Double it again: 28
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Example: 7*5 Step 1: Add '0' to the end of the number: 7(0) Step 2: Half it: 35
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4 times table Do the 2 times table and then do the 2 times table of the result. As you get more used to doubling numbers, this one becomes a lot easier.
Example: 7*4 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Double it again: 28
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8 times table Do the 2 times table and then do the 2 times table of the result and then do the 2 times on the result a third time. As you get more used to doubling numbers, this one becomes a lot easier.
Example: 7*8 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Double it again: 28 Step 3: Double it a third time: 56
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3 times table Do the 2 times table and then add the original number to the result.
Example: 7*3 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Add the original number to the result: 14+7= 21
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12 times table Do the two times table on the number, do the ten times table on the number and add the two together.
Example: 7*12 Step 1: Double it: 14 Step 2: Multiply by 10: 7(0)= 70 Step 3: Add the two results together: 70+14= 84
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6 times table and 7 times table These are the tricky ones that most people have a problem with... but if you can do all of the other ones it's easy. You have to remember 3 things:
6*6=36 7*7=49 6*7=42
These are the only times when you can't use one of the other tables instead! So for example,
Example: 11*6... just do 6*11 instead! You can always swap numbers around in multiplication to whatever you find easiest.
With a bit of practice (especially with doubling numbers) you'll find that all the tables are actually pretty easy. Pick a different table each week in this order and whenever you see a number do the multiplication in your head and before long it will come naturally.
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