Multiplying whole numbers
Multiply two whole numbers, up to 32 × 22. Many questions go past the times tables, so they need a written method.
The working shows long multiplication: each partial product on its own row, then the rows added together.
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What changes each time
- One number from 3 to 32, the other from 3 to 22
- A mix of times-table facts and 2-digit by 2-digit products
- A new pair of numbers every time
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