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Visual Multiplication with Lines ? : 13 = 22 ? = 22 . 13

Visual Multiplication with Lines ? : 13 = 22 ? = 22 . 13. The Math Behind the Fact:.

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Visual Multiplication with Lines ? : 13 = 22 ? = 22 . 13

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  1. Visual Multiplication with Lines ? : 13 = 22? = 22 . 13

  2. The Math Behind the Fact: • The method works because the number of lines are like placeholders (at powers of 10: 1, 10, 100, etc.), and the number of dots at each intersection is a product of the number of lines. You are then summing up all the products that are coefficients of the same power of 10. Thus the in the example • 22 x 13 = ( 2*10 + 2 ) * ( 1*10 + 3 ) = 2*1*100 + 2*3*10 + 2*1*10 + 2*3 = 286.

  3. The diagram displays this multiplication visually. In the green-shaded region there are 2*1=2 dots. In the blue-shaded region there are 2*3+2*1=8 dots. In the gold-shaded region there are 2*3=6 dots.

  4. This will work to multiply any two two-digit numbers, but if any of the green, blue, gold sums have 10 or more points in them, be sure to carry the tens digit to the left, just as you would if you were adding. • The method can be generalized to products of three-digit numbers (or more) using more sets of lines (and summing the dot groupings vertically and remembering to carry when needed). It can also be generalized to products of three-numbers using cubes of lines rather than squares!

  5. * Click on the link to start watching the video made byPlamena and Yanitsa, 12b, SOU”Zheleznik” BG • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI5B0P6QFh0

  6. sources •  book- Apocrypha “For Letters” • http://www.math.hmc.edu/funfacts/ffiles/10006.1.shtml# • High Speed Vedic Maths Speed Mathematics Using Vedic System Speed Mathematics

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