LONG MULTIPLICATION is just multiplying two numbers.

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LONG MULTIPLICATION is just multiplying two numbers

Let’s try it!

A problem 892 x 11 892 x 10 = 8,920 892 x 1 = 892 The product of any number multiplied by 10 is that number with a zero added You don’t have to solve every problem the exact same way. With this problem it is easy to see that 1 x 892 = 892.

Add up the answers from the first problems 892 x 11 1 1 892 x 10 = 8,920 892 x 1 = 892 20 + 90 110 9 8 1 2 After the first problems, where we multiplied, now we add up the answers. 2 + 0 = 2. 20 + 90 = 110. So, we take down the 10 here and add the 1 to the 100s column over here. Now we add those up 1 + 9 = 10 +8 = 18. Bring down the 8. Put the 1 here. 100 + 900 + 800 = 1,800

Before you go Before you go … when you do any problem, you should do a reality check

Do a reality check Could this really be true?

MATH reality check 900 x 11 9,900 892 x 11 9,812 < 9,900

Check!

MATH reality check 892 x 11 2 x 1 ----- 2 9,812 Here is a really easy one – the 2 x 1= 1, so the last digit in your answer should be 2. Is it? ----- 2 9,812

Check! Check again. You passed.

Does this pass a reality check? 892 x 11 37,475 No, it does not. Now go back to study more or take a quiz to go back to the game.