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You can reduce multiplication to repeated additions. You could also replace the resulting additions by repeated incrementing. For example, to calculate 20 + 13, continue counting 13 numbers from 20. But that would be extremely boring and inefficient. Better if you just learn to do it the way they teach in school.

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