9100 mod 10
= (910 mod 10)10 mod 10
= 110 mod 10
= 1. Thus 1 is the ones digit in 9100.
That means multiply it by 2. If your tens digit is 3, your ones digit is 6.
You line them up and down and then multiply the first ones up and down on the right. then you do the diagonally ones and then you put a zero on the bottom right. then you go to the second number on the right and do the one diagonally and then the on up and down. then you add the two together and you have your answer. example:
20
15
When you multiply a two digit number by another, you use the distributive property because you basically are taking the tens digits times both the other tens digit and the ones digit, then the ones digit times both the other tens and other ones digits. That sounds confusing, I know, but I'll explain. If you're taking 12 times 25, you are basically doing the problem (10+2) x (20+5). You take ten times twenty, then ten times five, then two times twenty, then two times five, and add them all together.
That means multiply it by 2. If your tens digit is 3, your ones digit is 6.
Consider the unit's digit when you multiply 9 n times. n = 1 gives 9 n = 2 gives 1 n = 3 gives 9 n = 4 gives 1 and a pattern emerges. When n is even, as 100 is, the answer is 1.
You line them up and down and then multiply the first ones up and down on the right. then you do the diagonally ones and then you put a zero on the bottom right. then you go to the second number on the right and do the one diagonally and then the on up and down. then you add the two together and you have your answer. example:
That makes:* 8 options for the first digit * 8 options for second digit * 10 options for the third digit * ... etc. Just multiply all the numbers together.
20
15
When you multiply a two digit number by another, you use the distributive property because you basically are taking the tens digits times both the other tens digit and the ones digit, then the ones digit times both the other tens and other ones digits. That sounds confusing, I know, but I'll explain. If you're taking 12 times 25, you are basically doing the problem (10+2) x (20+5). You take ten times twenty, then ten times five, then two times twenty, then two times five, and add them all together.
The 2 is the ones digit. ■
The answer depends on what the tens digit is greater than, and what the ones digit does then.
91
For the number 25, the 5 is the ones digit (and the 2 is the tens digit). So, for 99 the second 9 from left to right is the ones digit.
the digit in the ones place is the 3