Unit 6 Section 2 : Long Multiplication
In this section you will see some different ways of multiplying together numbers which are bigger than 10.
You have probably seen long multiplication before. The slideshow below will remind you how to multiply 35 by 19 using long multiplication. Use the left and right arrows to view the slideshow.
Long Multiplication
But there are many other ways of doing this multiplication.
(1) Napier's Method
Follow the stages in the slideshow below, doing each stage on paper as you go through.
Napier's Method
(2) Russian Multiplication
Follow the stages in the slideshow below, doing each stage on paper as you go through.
Russian Multiplication
(3) Box Method
This method is quite simple and can be explained without the need for a slideshow.
Box Method
 
Exercises
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Question 1
Find the answers to the multiplications below by any method (but not using a calculator).
Question 2
Find the answers to the multiplications below by Russian Multiplication.
Question 3
Find the answers to the multiplications below by the box method or Napier's method.
You have now completed Unit 6 Section 2
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