The "11 Rule" is a quick math trick for multiplying two-digit numbers by 11. Here's how it works:
For a Number Like AB: To multiply a two-digit number by 11, where A and B are the digits, follow these steps:
- Add A and B: This gives you a middle digit.
- Place the result between A and B: Form a new number.
For example:
- To Multiply 34 by 11:
- Add the digits: .
- Place this sum between the original digits: 374.
If the Sum is 10 or More:
- Add the carry to the left digit and adjust accordingly.
- For instance, :
- Add the digits: .
- Place 3 in the middle and carry 1 over to the left: .
This method makes multiplying by 11 fast and straightforward for two-digit numbers.
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