I was never taught this at school. It's very interesting, but as the numbers get bigger [4, 5 or 6 digits or more] you will quickly run out of paper, so it's not really practical.
At first this is seems amazing but if you use larger number like 6789, this means you also need to draw many lines and count more points that complicate the calculations.
The important thing about this method is its graphical nature. This is what a child would do in class to learn but once you learn to visualize it in your head it becomes much easier and you don't have to draw the lines on paper. It's less error prone than multiplication tables and the rote memorization of the western method.
I think you draw one line for zero but when your counting up to get your final answer, you do not count the numbers well line intersections on the line that you drew for zero
Thanks for the question, the logic is to, Draw the zone around the group of intersections which is closest on the left-hand side, and continue doing so. It requires a bit of practice. In the case of 2digit x 3digit, after the first zone would be on the right-hand side, the next closest intersection on the left-hand side would form a zone, now find the next zone by spotting the left-hand side intersection of the existing zone. Hope that clarifies.🙏🏻
This trick is clever but I never see it used with larger numbers like 978 x 879 like when all the numbers are over 4. The lines since there are so many get kinda messy and more work then it's worth.
From what I can tell? You pick out the outer most corners into their own sections, and then make sure the lines in between line up with one another. It's like making sure your tens places are in line to keep from getting confused, just diamond shaped
Make a square standing on a single corner (evenly balanced on both sides) the lines intersections then are vertically stacked into columns, which each column is just added together
So I recognize numbers , can I multiply them together …. Nope. Wish they taught this back in the 90’s … maybe then I would have grasp the concept of math ….. Where was this method all my life 😂…. Now if someone can help my brain make sense of division, I’d be grateful 😅❤
Dear its good question. In such case draw a dotted line representing zero, however do not count the intercecting points. I will try to cover it in different video, if I got a time.
This video doesnt essentially explain anything. It just shows you how to blindly follow another algorithm. The main question is - why can you even draw the lines in such a way? Why would the intersections be added up and what do they actually represent? And an even better question - what does it mean to multiply two numbers?
Good question dear, You have to draw a line from the empty space beside the intersection to divide it in a zones. With some little practice you can easily achieve it. First try simple multiplication and gradually increase the complexity.
Dear,you can find answer using Japanese Multiplication Trick however it may take some time as you have to draw many lines. This trick is easy but recommended for beginners. Tou can use ruclips.net/video/uwXpo0ktLTA/видео.html for Multiplication of big numbers. Also There are few more tricks we have in Multiplication trick playlist.
Dear its good question. In such case draw a dotted line representing zero, however do not count the intersecting points. I will try to cover it in different video, if I got a time.
Somebody solve this number 99*99 this trick is very difficult to apply in large number ..this trick is only possible to fast in very small number like 22*22 and 12*31
Good question.. in case of zero draw a single line however don't count the intersections by that line.gimme your email I'd I will send u the pic. If possible I will try to cover it in different video
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Very easy to understand..great work i will give this a big thumbs up😊😊
Thank you.
Wlcm😊😊
@@manasvimittal2487 Yeah Me too I will Trying This
How do you know were to cross the ones
I was never taught this at school. It's very interesting, but as the numbers get bigger [4, 5 or 6 digits or more] you will quickly run out of paper, so it's not really practical.
At first this is seems amazing but if you use larger number like 6789, this means you also need to draw many lines and count more points that complicate the calculations.
This is exactly right it's not that practical. Calculators will always win.
The important thing about this method is its graphical nature.
This is what a child would do in class to learn but once you learn to visualize it in your head it becomes much easier and you don't have to draw the lines on paper.
It's less error prone than multiplication tables and the rote memorization of the western method.
@@simonlevett4776being able to do math in your head is good for your brain though
Yes only seems to work with small numbers.. 😏
Japanese methods are very easy and interesting 😁😁😁😁😁👌👌👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is absolutely 💯amazing 👏! I am 38 years old and have seen many math tricks but this is a first..I'm stunned that it actually works out.
We r certainly happy that our video is useful for you.
It's interesting to see for the first time, but bigger numbers will need the calculator.@@thezeromath
Now when my teacher asks me to show my work ill do this
Your teacher won't be able to say you're wrong, cause you are showing the work and it's logical and it makes perfect sense in a visual way.
Same, im doing this for my gcse
@@thecalendarninja dude I understand this way more than any other math I’ve ever done!
Unless your teacher asks you to multiply 347861 by 58763894 for example.
99×99 multiple it?
The best I have ever seen.. so nice trick.
Is there a rule about the Zone to get the answer? How would you know what to zone?
I think you draw one line for zero but when your counting up to get your final answer, you do not count the numbers well line intersections on the line that you drew for zero
Thank you sir I thought this method to my cousin 6 years old and his teachers are wondering about him and he can calculate easily
We r really glad to know this
@@thezeromath
6:05: How does one know where to draw the zones? Intuition? Is it done in patterns? 1 zone for each intersection?
Thanks for the question, the logic is to, Draw the zone around the group of intersections which is closest on the left-hand side, and continue doing so. It requires a bit of practice.
In the case of 2digit x 3digit, after the first zone would be on the right-hand side, the next closest intersection on the left-hand side would form a zone, now find the next zone by spotting the left-hand side intersection of the existing zone. Hope that clarifies.🙏🏻
Except when the numbers get very large.
Having a hard time understanding how to decide how many lines to put down for dividing it into spots
Can someone help me on that?
Just use a calculator.
This trick is clever but I never see it used with larger numbers like 978 x 879 like when all the numbers are over 4. The lines since there are so many get kinda messy and more work then it's worth.
very true🙂
then how would you do it without calculator ?
Find another method.@@Perkeletricksterservantofrher
Interesting. I didn’t exactly see how you chose where to divide the lines nor how many sections to divide the lines into.
I think it’s if theres groups right under each other you add them together
From what I can tell? You pick out the outer most corners into their own sections, and then make sure the lines in between line up with one another. It's like making sure your tens places are in line to keep from getting confused, just diamond shaped
Make a square standing on a single corner (evenly balanced on both sides) the lines intersections then are vertically stacked into columns, which each column is just added together
Could you please multiply 247x39? How di you deal with all those lines? And what do you do with zeros?
ruclips.net/video/gQcEeMjI6DM/видео.html
This video explains the multiplication when 0 is in the the number we r multiplyying
isolate 0 then multiply to 10
So I recognize numbers , can I multiply them together …. Nope. Wish they taught this back in the 90’s … maybe then I would have grasp the concept of math …..
Where was this method all my life 😂…. Now if someone can help my brain make sense of division, I’d be grateful 😅❤
Very easy trick
Wow.. this is awesome trick.
Thank you.
Sailynarvekar
Wow
The method is Not Japanese multiplication but Indian mathematics (Vedic mathematics) !
Supper sir ur explanation
What to do if zero comes like 55×504???
dont write it down
Excellent
Big fan
Amazing sir thank you. Sir please korean multiplication bhi batao
It's amazing
Very easy to understand.. great work.
Agar equation mein zero ho then
Dear its good question. In such case draw a dotted line representing zero, however do not count the intercecting points.
I will try to cover it in different video, if I got a time.
How will u multiply 9898x9898 won't that be time consuming by this method? If there's a means to solve this by this method pls tell..
The method will work for any number, but big numbers will take a long time to calculate.
Sir very fabulous I can do it very fast
Hooray.
Very helpful. thank you.
👌sir
Thanks dear
This is useful for the assembly activity👍👍👍😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍😍💐🌺😽😽😽
How to multiple when 0 is present there for example 101 ×102 please solve and explain it sir
Dear refer this link ruclips.net/video/gQcEeMjI6DM/видео.html
Tuzi great ho
Good ❤🎉
This is great much better than other tricks
I will teach this to my niece but how would I know how many zone to add? Thanks
Super 👍👍👍🙂🙂🌟
When country designs own way wow
Those are low digit problems. Try multiplying 879 x 987 and it will become too confusing.
This video doesnt essentially explain anything. It just shows you how to blindly follow another algorithm. The main question is - why can you even draw the lines in such a way? Why would the intersections be added up and what do they actually represent? And an even better question - what does it mean to multiply two numbers?
Very nice
Accha hai bhai bahut accha
Super sir very helpful 💐
Tusen takk,, for teaching me 🙏
Welcome dear
@@thezeromath if have beg namba forgesampo 789"679
TY I FOUND IT IN THE INTERNET
V easy Thanku Sirjii 🙏
Sir please make on video if last digits comes zero
How do I work on a number that involves zero.. Example 504 * 40
Thanks
Indian vedic multiplication method is always best
Nah it's American
276 the answer for multiply method
App Bahot accha padhte ho 🙏🙏🙏
I saw this video because my teacher had taught me this trick so I want check that is my teacher wrong
japanese r ingenuous
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Welcome dear
I am finding it difficult to get 96 x 12.
How do I go about it?
How to divide zones properly
Sir plz tell how uh divide the lines
In sections
Good question dear,
You have to draw a line from the empty space beside the intersection to divide it in a zones. With some little practice you can easily achieve it.
First try simple multiplication and gradually increase the complexity.
@@thezeromath thank u sir
@@thezeromath tysmmm, ur gonna be the reason I pass math gcse
அனைத்து இலக்கங்களுக்கும் இவை பொருந்துமா
Thank you sir this video is very useful for me 🙂
How about 206x106...how to line the number by (0)???
You don’t draw line for 0, since 0 has no value in multiplication
Good video bro😁
Great job
Show us how to multiply 987×598?
Dear,you can find answer using Japanese Multiplication Trick however it may take some time as you have to draw many lines. This trick is easy but recommended for beginners.
Tou can use ruclips.net/video/uwXpo0ktLTA/видео.html for Multiplication of big numbers.
Also There are few more tricks we have in Multiplication trick playlist.
like
How to do 93 * 99? I need to draw 9 lines ? Please help me sir
Now let’s try 99999 times 9999
How to divide the zones
If we have to multiply 345 by 34 or 5678 by 7 then
Pls tell slove this 333×55
It is so easy
Thank u
Plz make video on 986*987 plz
When the Usa went to Japan and see the Japanese kits using this method the were told the were just playing mikado
Why they only show number below 5? Show us 789x 901
Sir you forgot to explain how to divide into zones
How to decide the zones ?
I know this trick
If their is any zero in the digits then what we do
Dear its good question. In such case draw a dotted line representing zero, however do not count the intersecting points.
I will try to cover it in different video, if I got a time.
👍👍
I am Indian
Somebody solve this number 99*99 this trick is very difficult to apply in large number ..this trick is only possible to fast in very small number like 22*22 and 12*31
I thought Japanese people used the abacus.
for zero ????
Good question.. in case of zero draw a single line however don't count the intersections by that line.gimme your email I'd I will send u the pic.
If possible I will try to cover it in different video
dhaliwalbeant267@gmail.com
But how to know is a digit is zero
This method is not good for competitive exams, better is Vedic maths
How to divide the Zones 😢.
How old is this method?
Even I am trying to find answer for this question. This method came from east Asia.. some call it as Chinese multuplication. It's really easy to use.
I just don't know how to add the lines
Agar question me 58×89 = ?
raha to line tante tante mera EXAM time hi khatam ho jaye ga .
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Make 99 X 99 or 999 X 999 ... ?
Please multiple 157and 662125
Thank you my friend you will save my life
Welcome.
Are you for real ?
Plz solve this 102 x 26
But this methods have many conditionals boundary
Tnx 😍
What about numbers with 0? 108x20?
Dear refer this video ruclips.net/video/gQcEeMjI6DM/видео.html
こんなやり方があったのか:O
For digit having zero how to multiply?
Please refer video to learn how to multiply the number having 0 digit
ruclips.net/video/gQcEeMjI6DM/видео.html
Aacha hai per indian vedic trick se aacha nhi
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