There actually is an order as we get to higher multiples ofġ1, but I'll leave that to a future video. So 11 times 11 is going to beġ1 more than 11 times 10. We're doing 11 times 11īefore we go to 11 times 12. It's going to be 11 more than 11 times- sorry. This, you just kind of should remember it. You just take 11 times 10 you add a 0 to the 11, you get 110. Property from the 10's times tables that we learned where if How to add two-digit numbers like this, but that's 110. To do- well, hopefully you've already watched the video on Had where you just repeat the number, that only workedįor 1 through 9. Now what's 11 times 12? Oh sorry, I skipped 10. It's 11 plus 11 or we could'veĪdded 2 to itself eleven times, but that is equal to 22. Then they get a little more difficult as we get You to the idea that just from this little pattern of adding aĠ you already know your 10's times tables. We're going to learn moreĪbout how to do problems like this in the future. But instead of 5 I had a 5,000,Īnd so I got a 50,000 and something and all And notice, we had 5,000 timesġ0 and we got to 50 something thousand when we

i just had to add a 0 there,īut that was a pretty straightforward multiplication. Or take anything away from the number, it just Start over here and every third number you put the comma. Just to make it easier for me to read that number. Little comma that I wrote in the number there, that's If I asked you what 5,732 timesġ0 is, what's it going to be? It's going to be this number So 10 times 11 is equal toġ1 with a 0 behind it. Times 10 I just add a 0 and then I get the next number. So it'll be ten 10's or aġ0 with a 0 behind it. 10 times anything is thatĪnything with a 0 behind it. Is 10 times- let me do another color- 5? Well that's equal to 50. What's 10 times 3? Well, that's 10 plus 10 plusġ0, or we could view it as 10 times 2 plus another 10, And notice, we went upĪgain to get to 20.

10 times 2? That's 10 plus 10, which is 20.

What's 10 times 2? I meant to switchĬolors, but I didn't. What's 10 times 1? Well that's just 10 one time. Is I want to complete the multiplication tablesįor 10, 11, and 12. Number between 1 and 9 times any other number between 1 andĩ, you can actually do any multiplication And you'll see that if you knowĪll your multiplication tables from 1 to 9, so you know any Time, and actually, it was a good thing because 1 through 9Īre kind of the core multiplication tables. The multiplication tables for 1 through 9 and I ran out of

A multiplication chart 1 through 12