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12 December, 15:55
What strategy can I use to solve 6x7 and 3x9?
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Elisabeth Andrade
12 December, 19:09
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You could use multiplication charts and arrays. (there are more)
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Paulina Mckay
12 December, 19:39
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Well, there are many strategies you can use to solve those problems. You can either use:
1. A Multiplication table
2. A number line
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3. Break it down
Example: 8 * 12
What I can do to "break it down" is I can substitute '12' as '10 + 2' and then simply multiply.
(8 * 10) + (8 * 2) = 80 + 16
80 + 16 = 96
So, in this case, 8 * 12 = 96; does this make sense?
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