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In btw this great task...am adding one more method of multiplying any digit by 11.....
add 0 in right and left of the digit and add extreme two right digit then next two then next two till last... Don't forget carry over... Ex. 11* 243 Make 243 = 02430-> [(2+0=2)(2+4=6)(3+4=7)(0+3=3)]= 2673 Understood... Any doubts are welcomed..... ![]()
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but we can multiply any no with any no...with that trickk... Wait n Watch for its term to come... ![]()
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