Multiplying two-digit numbers. Multiplication Multiplying two-digit numbers
How to quickly multiply large numbers, how to master such useful skills? Most people find it difficult to verbally multiply two-digit numbers by single-digit numbers. And there is nothing to say about complex arithmetic calculations. But if desired, the abilities inherent in every person can be developed. Regular training, a little effort and application developed by scientists, effective techniques will allow you to achieve amazing results.
Choosing traditional methods
Methods of multiplying two-digit numbers that have been proven for decades do not lose their relevance. The simplest techniques help millions of ordinary schoolchildren, students of specialized universities and lyceums, as well as people engaged in self-development, improve their computing skills.
Multiplication using number expansion
Most the easy way How to quickly learn to multiply large numbers in your head is to multiply tens and units. First, the tens of two numbers are multiplied, then the ones and tens alternately. The four numbers received are summed up. To use this method, it is important to be able to remember the results of multiplication and add them in your head.
For example, to multiply 38 by 57 you need:
- factor the number into (30+8)*(50+7) ;
- 30*50 = 1500 – remember the result;
- 30*7 + 50*8 = 210 + 400 = 610 – remember;
- (1500 + 610) + 8*7 = 2110 + 56 = 2166
Multiplication by column in the mind
Many people use a visual representation of the usual columnar multiplication in calculations. This method is suitable for those who can memorize auxiliary numbers for a long time and perform arithmetic operations with them. But the process becomes much easier if you learn how to quickly multiply two-digit numbers by single-digit numbers. To multiply, for example, 47*81 you need:
- 47*1 = 47 – remember;
- 47*8 = 376 – remember;
- 376*10 + 47 = 3807.
The above multiplication methods are universal. But knowing more efficient algorithms for some numbers will greatly reduce the number of calculations.
Multiplying by 11
This is perhaps the simplest method that is used to multiply any two-digit numbers by 11.
It is enough to insert their sum between the digits of the multiplier:
13*11 = 1(1+3)3 = 143
If the number in brackets is greater than 10, then one is added to the first digit, and 10 is subtracted from the amount in brackets.
28*11 = 2 (2+8) 8 = 308
Multiplying large numbers
It is very convenient to multiply numbers close to 100 by decomposing them into their components. For example, you need to multiply 87 by 91.
- Each number must be represented as the difference between 100 and one more number:
(100 - 13)*(100 - 9)
The answer will consist of four digits, the first two of which are the difference between the first factor and the subtracted from the second bracket, or vice versa - the difference between the second factor and the subtracted from the first bracket.
87 – 9 = 78
91 – 13 = 78 - The second two digits of the answer are the result of multiplying those subtracted from two parentheses. 13*9 = 144
- As a result, the numbers 78 and 144 are obtained. If, when writing down the final result, a number of 5 digits is obtained, the second and third digits are summed. Result: 87*91 = 7944 .
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Multiplying two-digit numbers | Theory
In general, it is convenient to multiply two-digit numbers in your head in the following order:
- For the base (first or left) number, take the number with the largest second digit;
- multiply the base (first) two-digit number by the tens of another (second) two-digit number;
- multiply the base (first) two-digit number by the units of another (second) two-digit number;
- add the two results.
Challenge: 42 x 36
1) 36 x 42 (the number 36 is taken as the base (first) number, since 6>1)
2) 36 x 40 = (30+6) x 4 x 10
30 x 4 = 120; 6 x 4 = 24; 120 + 24 = 144; 144 x 10 = 1440*
3) 36 x 2 = (30+6) x 2
30 x 2 = 60; 6 x 2 = 12; 60 + 12 = 72
4) 1440 + 72 = 1752
Challenge: 47 x 52
1) 47 x 52 (the number 47 is taken as the base (first) number, since 7>2)
2) 47 x 50 = 2350
4) 2350 + 94 = 2444
If one of the numbers ends in 9, then it is more convenient to solve the problem in the following order:
- for the second (located on the right) number take the number ending in 9;
- round the second number up to tens by adding 1 to it;
- multiply the first number by the rounded second number;
- subtract the first number from the result of step 3.
Challenge: 39 x 56
1) 56 x 39 (the number 39 is taken as the second (on the right) number, since it ends in 9)
2) 56 x 39(40-1)
3) 56 x 40 = (50+6) x 4 x 10
50 x 4 = 200; 6 x 4 = 24; 200 + 24 = 224; 224 x 10 = 2240
4) 2240 - 56 = 2184
If one of the two-digit numbers is 11, then solving such a problem will be much easier if you use the technique outlined in Lesson 1.
In many cases, solving the problem of multiplying two-digit numbers in your head is much easier if you use the factorization method.
Factorization is the transformation of a number into a product of simpler numbers. For example, the number 24 can be converted into the product of 8 and 3 (24 = 8 x 3) or 6 and 4 (24 = 6 x 4). The number 24 can also be represented as the product of 12 and 2 (24 = 12 x 2), but when doing mental arithmetic it is more convenient to deal with single-digit numbers.
Individual two-digit numbers can also be represented as the product of three single-digit numbers. For example, 84 = 7 x 6 x 2 = 7 x 4 x 3.
Let's solve the multiplication problem using factorization.
Problem: 34 x 42
Factoring the number 24 gives 8 and 3 or 6 and 4. To solve the problem, we will represent the number 24 as the product of 6 and 4, but if you prefer, you can choose the product of 8 and 3.
Multiply the first number by 6, then multiply the result by 4:
34 x 6 = 204
204 x 4 = 816
To know which two-digit numbers can be factorized, you need to carefully study the multiplication table. You can write down all two-digit numbers that can be factorized, indicating possible ways their factorization.
If both of the two-digit numbers being multiplied can be factorized, then in most cases it is more convenient to factor the smaller number.
Challenge: 36 x 72
The number 36 can be represented as the product of 6 and 6, and the number 72 as the product of 9 and 8.
Since 36
72 x 6 = 432
432 x 6 = 2592
Example with factorization by three numbers.
Challenge: 57 x 75
If one of the two-digit numbers being multiplied consists of identical digits (22, 33, 44, etc.), then it is more convenient to factor it by 11 and 2, 3, 4, etc.), since multiplication by 11 is not difficult, as was shown in lesson 11.
Problem: 81 x 44
If the numbers are close in value to a round number, then when multiplying them in your mind it is convenient to use the following formulas: (C+a)(C+b) = (C+a+b)C+ab; (C-a)(C-b) = (C-a-b)C+ab; (C+a)(C-b) = (C+a-b)C-ab**, where “C” is a round number close to the two numbers being multiplied, and “a” and “b” are the differences between the numbers being multiplied and the round number .
Challenge: 67 x 64
(60 + 7) x (60 + 4) = (60 + 7 + 4) x 60 + 7 x 4 = 71 x 60 + 28 = 4260 + 28 = 4288
Problem: 39 x 38
(40 - 1) x (40 - 2) = (40 - 1 - 2) x 40 + 1 x 2 = 37 x 40 + 2 = 1480 + 2 = 1482
Challenge: 41 x 38
(40 + 1) x (40 – 2) = (40 + 1 – 2) x 40 + 1 x 2 = 39 x 40 – 2 = 1558
It is more convenient to multiply two-digit numbers, the first digits (tens) of which are equal, and the second digits (units) add up to 10, in the following order:
- multiply the first digit of two-digit numbers by the same digit increased by one;
- multiply the second digits of two-digit numbers;
- place the results of point 1 and point 2 one after the other.
Challenge: 76 x 74
Don't be discouraged or give up if you have trouble multiplying two-digit numbers at first. To confidently perform such an operation mentally requires practice, as well as creativity.
* To memorize intermediate results of calculations in your mind, you can use mnemonics based on the association of numbers with images.
** Proof of formulas by transformation: (C+a)(C+b) = (C+a)C+(C+a)b = C 2 +Ca+Cb+ab = (C+a+b)C+ab ; (C-a)(C-b) = (C-a)C-(C-a)b = C 2 -Ca-Cb+ab = (C-a-b)C+ab; (C+a)(C-b) = (C+a)C-(C+a)b = C 2 +Ca-Cb-ab = (C+a-b)C-ab.
***Proof of the method: according to the formula used in the previous method (C+a)(C+b) = (C+a+b)C+ab; since a+b=10, then (C+a)(C+b) = (C+10)C+ab; since the product of two-digit round numbers C and C+10 gives a number with two zeros at the end, and the product of a and b gives a two-digit number, then to find the sum of these two expressions it is enough to put the product of a and b instead of the last two zeros of the first expression.
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Exact products of two-digit numbers 11 -- 50 (Bradis Table 1)
Bradys table products of two-digit numbers consists of 89 tablets of the products of each of the natural numbers from 11 to 99, indicated in bold numbers on the right, by all the integers from 0 to 99. To get, for example, the product of 57-49, you need to take the tablet with the number 57 and find the intersection of the line with the heading (left) 40 and Column with heading (top) 9. The same product 2793 can be obtained from plate 49 at the intersection of row 50 and column 7.
Using the distributive property, you can use the Bradis table to simplify the product of any multi-digit number by a two-digit number, as well as the multiplication of any multi-digit by multi-digit number. To avoid errors, it is better to write three-digit products, such as 35-17 = 595, as four-digit products by adding a zero on the left: 35-17 = 0595. If the factor contains an odd number of digits, it is useful to add a zero on the right, discarding it in the final result.
Bradys table 1 also simplifies the division of any multi-digit number by a two-digit number: while ordinary written division gives the digits of the quotient one at a time, using the table gives them two at once. A plate with a number equal to the divisor is used; two digits of the dividend must be taken down at once. If, when dividing with a remainder, only one (rightmost) digit of the dividend is added, then in the quotient only one (last) digit is obtained. But if the quotient must be found in the form of a decimal fraction, then the last digit of the dividend is taken together with zero tenths.
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