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2 years ago

Multiplying two digits

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Vika [28.1K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Get a calculator

Step-by-step explanation:

Most of the time for simple math like multiplying 2 digits, it is easiest if you just get a calculator. It saves a lot of time.

If you can't get a calculator then i recommend memorizing some common equations.

For example 10*15= 150

so that if you get 12*15=?, you can easily just add two extra 15's to your answer of 150.

15+15 is 30, and 30+150(from 10*15)=180.

Therefore 12*15=180.

:) Hope that helped!

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