For one digit numbers, you take the digit and write it down twice. So 11 times 5 would equal 55, and 11 times 7 would be 77.
Now here is an easy way to multiply 11 by two-digit numbers. For example, 63x11=? First add the digits of the number being multiplied by 11. In this case, adding the digits (6+3=9) gives you 9. Then place the sum of the digits (nine) between the digits, and you get 693. If it is something like 59x11 where you get a two-digit sum, you would still add the digits (5+9=14), but you would put the last number in the middle and carry what is left. So the 4 in the middle and add the 1 to the left end column. 59x11= 649. Simple, but effective.
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This is easy. All you need to know is your 11 times table. 11 times 11 equals 121
To remember the 11 times table, take the number you're multiplying, and double it. For instance, 11x1=11, 11x2=22, 11x3=33, etc.
Let me show you... Here are the 11 times tables: 11,22,33,44,55,66,77,88,99,110,121,132,143,154,165,176,187,198,209... It is too easy to explain so I hope you get it.
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