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6, 7, 8 and 9 Times Tables in your Hands

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6, 7, 8 and 9 Times Tables in your Hands

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Read through these instructions to learn how to multiply using your hands.

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Introduction: Tables of 6, 7, 8 and 9 in Your Hands

At the age of 8 I had to learn the multiplying tables. I've never been good at memorizing lists or tables. It was easy to learn the tables from 1 to 5 but from 6 to 9 it seemed to be way more complicated... A year later I heard this trick on the radio and it saved my life. Since then I've taught it to many other kids. I passed such a bad time at school as I was the only one in my class who didn't know the tables so I hope this trick was useful for any parent or teacher who knew any child in this situation

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Step 1: Ascribe Values

- First put your hands in front of you as shown in the drawing
- In each hand, ascribe a value from 6 to 10 to each finger

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Step 2: How to Multiply

Step 1

Choose the numbers to multiply. Example: 7x8

Step 2

Put together the fingers whoses values you want to multiply.

Step 3

Now count the touching fingers and the ones below them. The number you get will be the tens. Example: 5

Step 4

Now multiply the fingers above the ones touching of the left hand and the ones in the right hand. The number you get will be the units. Example: 3x2=6

Answer: 56

**In some cases you will get a number of units bigger than nine, in that case sum both quantities**

Example: 7x6

- Touching fingers + the ones below -> 3

- Fingers above the ones touching in left hand -> 3
3 x 4 = 12
- Fingers above the ones touching in the right hand -> 4

3 (tens)
Now we've got 3 tens and 12 units -> + 12 (units)
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42 (final result)

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Step 3: Another Trick for the Table of 9

Here's an extra trick for the whole table of nine.

- First put your hands in front of you
- Then ascribe values from 1 to 10 to your fingers
- Fold the finger whose value you want to multiply nine times
- The fingers remaining unfolded in the left will be the tens
- The fingers remaining unfolded in the right will be the units

Example: 9 x 4

- Fold the fourth finger
- Fingers remaining unfold in the left -> 3 (tens)
- Fingers remaining unfold in the right -> 6 (units)
- Final result -> 36

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6, 7, 8 and 9 Times Tables Using Your Hands

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Trick To Always Remember Your Times Table (6 to 10)

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