@jacksawild It is very transparent and valid. It is too slow for the size and accuracy for those calculations. Essentially a computer does this but very quickly.
Nice! Taking abc being a number such as 123, a=1 b=2 c=3, then multiplying each number separately to another number def 234, so ad, be, cf, same way most people do it in their head but instead using intersections in lines! That is so clever!
It's always good to know another methods, but this is to slow for me(in these days you often use a calculator and if you don't have one at the moment you can multiply faster in the old way)
I like it but im guessing it will get difficult with larger numerals like 9s say if you had to multiply 999x999. This must be why the examples were done with lower numbers like 1, 2 and 3
Combine this trick with the “Lattice Algorithm” and you will master multiplication in just one night. I’m 20 years old and I NEVER understood math until now and because it was not presented to me in a way that was compatible with my own individual learning pattern (visual). Now, I understand it ALL in just two days of applying “unorthodox methods” like these. If they work for me, they will work for ANYONE!!!
wow, i have never ever been good with math, multiplication has always been very very hard for me, but i tried this, and wow, all i can say is thank you.
That is awesome!!! I can now multiply large numbers! It's insane! If only I'd gotten there before I did my exams. I might have been able to use it. :-( But awesome none the less! :-D
I like to do convolution of the individual digits in my head. And to make that quicker, I take the fast fourier transform in my head, multiply the complex numbers of the resulting two functions together sample by sample, and then take the inverse transform and then do all appropriate carry operations. No, I'm just screwing with you, I can't do that. But I did manage to multiply two 4-digit numbers in my head once (they were a permutation of the digits 2 through 9 so they weren't easy either).
People don't realise that its not for your average person. It's for people that have difficulty with maths, and as the annotations says, for people that are visual based
its a good method, but im sorry, i worked this out faster using the normal method, and finished in time to check my answer on the calculator before you finished.
okay, you all think its not practical, its not quick enough and so on --- I think it's brilliant. I have always found it easier to see maths as a graphical thing, something almost touchable. As soon as it gets too metaphysical I'm fucking lost. This is something that both amazes and fascinates me. Very odd feeling! Thank you for this, Itoronto1, this made my day and years of maths I couldn't stand in school much better!
its cute .. but definitely not faster than the calculater will be so horrible complicated for small numbers like 7 digits ..
for examble 6666666*3=?
1- 6*3=18 write 1 8
put in the middle there addition 9(1+8) repeat it 6times since we have 7 digits ..
=19999998 .. i guess u would take the night multipling it while iam sleeping houres ago! lol just kidding .. keep tring let us see ur awesome work ..peace
...What? That's so weird!! I really am excited to try this out...lol :P
animecrazy102 1 year ago 13
I dpnt get thos quite? It works with low numbers but if its like 163x128 then how do you dp? Please help!
AJFlLMS 1 year ago
@AJFlLMS It can b e done using the same technique but it is very tedious
itoronto1 1 year ago
brilliant :D
sanctuary0o0 1 year ago
im trying this in math class and show my teacher haha
sparky10099 1 year ago
Im gonna do this on my Maths test to make the examiner think WTF? how did he get the answer with that LOOL
superinzaghi9 1 year ago 2
what about 275x685 would it work? can you make an example for a larger number like the number i just put down thanks in advance and MerryChristmas.
ziounjb989 1 year ago
cool
sammelief1 1 year ago
nice
sammelief1 1 year ago
they should teach this in school
so0onastyyy 1 year ago
this trick slower and takes more space than the traditional method..
ScrewAttackChina 1 year ago
thx dude it totally helped me
cokbagus23 1 year ago
i dont get it, simple as that.
gchain 1 year ago
heheh...neat trick yes, but the title is misleading, since this is not quick at all. Infact, it is SUPER SLOW. But it does work and its pretty cool.
gxcad 1 year ago
WHOA-my algebra teach. is gonna FREAK OUT!
shayzilla09 1 year ago
try to calculate 976*867 lol, gl :)
halllashalllas 1 year ago
Not sure how many people realize it's just a visual picture of what multiplication is essentially.
Ghastall 1 year ago 2
umm...
MrSamuelPascal 1 year ago
that is awesome!!! My little brother has a horrible time multiplying im gonna teach him this but how do you mak it work with 0s??? like 10x10=100?
klaraine1515 1 year ago
@klaraine1515 zero is a blank when involved in any technique the character "0" is just a place holder
itoronto1 1 year ago
Really good trick i love it !!!
numan112 1 year ago
Here's an easier method:
20*13 + 1*13 = 260 + 13 = 273
100 * 321 + 20*321 + 3*321 = 32100 + 6420 + 963 = 39483
ziropiron 1 year ago
wait... WHAT
smilexa 1 year ago
I hope people don't use this to calculate fuel requirements in aircraft or something. No internal validity.
jacksawild 1 year ago
@jacksawild It is very transparent and valid. It is too slow for the size and accuracy for those calculations. Essentially a computer does this but very quickly.
itoronto1 1 year ago
U could just use the working out u learnedd in primary school xD
RandomRomance1 1 year ago
I tthink ill go with my way
Lolhesfat 1 year ago
alright, my kid never has to learn the multiplication tables.. just straight lines
lidyaFACE 1 year ago
I must be stupid, i tried doing it with 29 x 38 , but I got lost hahahahha
debb0r 1 year ago
Man...watching it was fun...sure an gonna give it a shot. But how about zero's? As in120*302?
binasheikh1974 1 year ago
@binasheikh1974 Zeros are blanks - "0" is just a place holder.
itoronto1 1 year ago
BORING !
ALMILLIONESTOY 1 year ago
what happens if the number of knots is higer than 9 ? lets say 888 x 888 ... then 8 lines have to cross eight lines .. which is what.. 64 knots?
mohamedhakkmed 1 year ago
@mohamedhakkmed follow the instructions on sums greater than ten
itoronto1 1 year ago 4
Can this method be used with decimals?
My6T1 1 year ago
@My6T1 don't recommend it although it should work if you can keep track of decimal location
itoronto1 1 year ago
Nice! Taking abc being a number such as 123, a=1 b=2 c=3, then multiplying each number separately to another number def 234, so ad, be, cf, same way most people do it in their head but instead using intersections in lines! That is so clever!
lovedarli 1 year ago
It's always good to know another methods, but this is to slow for me(in these days you often use a calculator and if you don't have one at the moment you can multiply faster in the old way)
dummknie 1 year ago
Ok now i believe u because I did this with a calculator while u were doing it
Skorpion11100 1 year ago
Nice u made it soooo easy
Skorpion11100 1 year ago
I must say, your a genius!
LacuinFamily 1 year ago
I like how this clearly takes longer than normal. It's sped up like twice as fast.
Zokunei 1 year ago
I like it but im guessing it will get difficult with larger numerals like 9s say if you had to multiply 999x999. This must be why the examples were done with lower numbers like 1, 2 and 3
rentaraman 1 year ago
nice! I havn;t watched the whole thing but'll it 'll come in handy for tests.
OldTimeyJunk 1 year ago
Combine this trick with the “Lattice Algorithm” and you will master multiplication in just one night. I’m 20 years old and I NEVER understood math until now and because it was not presented to me in a way that was compatible with my own individual learning pattern (visual). Now, I understand it ALL in just two days of applying “unorthodox methods” like these. If they work for me, they will work for ANYONE!!!
Auszie 1 year ago
What about 2 digit and 3 digit? like 23*342 for example
iTyGuy32 1 year ago
@iTyGuy32 just follow the technique - it is explained
itoronto1 1 year ago
All im sayin is WTF!!!
muhaimen123 1 year ago
super film :P
piotroo1984 1 year ago
I wish I learned this trick sooner.
RainHearts21 1 year ago
nice one... but cant be done with zero
shimesaoshi 1 year ago
@shimesaoshi yes it can - it leaves a blank
itoronto1 1 year ago
how would say 60* 89 be done. my answers are always wrong
jackie6197 1 year ago 6
@jackie6197 need to still keep a place for the blank or zero
itoronto1 1 year ago 17
This is AWESOME!!! Thanks!!!
candyisasweet1 1 year ago
Some people can be geniuses with A+ averages and still fail math class
You must 'comprehend' the basis of mathematic not just memorize times table
BaltoMovie 1 year ago
damn!
RoryDangerCox1 1 year ago
holy shit!!!
RoryDangerCox1 1 year ago
i saw something like this, but it was in thai...
glad i found it again, in english!
Staggger 1 year ago
wow i can use this as my teaching method!
solacevy 1 year ago
3367855377 x 126546847??? :D
Tenshionnanoko128 1 year ago 163
@Tenshionnanoko128 possible but unrealistic
itoronto1 1 year ago 64
can anyone tell me how itoronto1 solved it by drawing a half circle to count?
Retroshooter123 1 year ago 2
@Retroshooter123 read the notes I did not do this I solely posted it
itoronto1 1 year ago
@Retroshooter123 you add the diagonal
goalsavior 1 year ago
@Retroshooter123 They didn't, that was just a visual to show you add those intersections.
xFallenAnjelx 1 year ago
but its time consuming...:(
rajivkrishnatr 1 year ago
thats amzaing!
moseley93 1 year ago
i WISH i knew about this when i was in mid and high school
kmvg22 1 year ago
Umm... I guess doing the proper way wastes less time...
MicroPowerist 1 year ago
wow this is very impressive lol, i never thought about a visual way to do multiplication, this really enlightened me haha thx
tonyma90 1 year ago
nice trick. kinda cool and handy :)
domehgt 1 year ago
complicated
kyelolo123 1 year ago
lol im 13 and i use it as a cheat for maths class =D thnx 4 the vid =]
UndeadManiac666 1 year ago
This is taken from hinduism knowledge.
DarkPhychic 1 year ago
wow... I don't plan on learning this untill next year but i have to admit this is an amazing way to multiply
WHiPCPL 1 year ago
wow, i have never ever been good with math, multiplication has always been very very hard for me, but i tried this, and wow, all i can say is thank you.
sharall 1 year ago
Next Einstein came up.
hdhdththdndr 1 year ago
Regular multiplication is less complicated and quicker tho...
HOWEVER, extremely clever
12edDemon 1 year ago
That is awesome!!! I can now multiply large numbers! It's insane! If only I'd gotten there before I did my exams. I might have been able to use it. :-( But awesome none the less! :-D
ArosIrwin 1 year ago
no
20 x 10 = 200
1 x 3 = 3
the answer is 203 i got that in 3 seconds not 1:13
twisterfield651 1 year ago
LOL Try 9879 x 7869 :P
By the way, it's awesome :D
wwwKx 1 year ago
great video!
Tennant909 1 year ago
brilliant
TheScottishTom 1 year ago
Isn't long multiplication faster?
Samsasrenjet 1 year ago
How is this good? I did it the regular way and was finished in half the time??
hodgeon5th 1 year ago
Awesome!
JCBiden 1 year ago
Great to know this!
carolinabonita1 1 year ago
AWESOME!!!!!!!!
antumarin 1 year ago
It's awsome !!
mywayforum 1 year ago
Very clever, I like it!
abbyguy 1 year ago
Well this is harder for me than regular multiplication , but i guess it helps out those of us who are "visually based"!
nerdysock 1 year ago
i love you.
xperfectmessxx 1 year ago
Wow, ive never thought of it that way. nice! hahaha
VampireV30 1 year ago
This is awesome!! :)
SolidSnyder 1 year ago
This is freakin' awesome :)
SolidSnyder 1 year ago
Thanks this videos amazing i used this technique on my highschool exam and got a 97
andrewtrahan012 1 year ago
awesome! :D
gucigucibubu 1 year ago
The catch is, this method only works when multiplaying 2 numbers which have the same number of digits. EG:
2345 x 1234 can be done. BUT
123 x 4321 can not.
FireSign27 1 year ago
:-o
p3rUvIaNSoLdI3r 1 year ago
awsome
ErnestGjoni 1 year ago
thats cool
Cheezwizhi9 1 year ago
Even better trick, Use a calculator. lol nice video
CODWiiReflex 1 year ago
this would be just annoying with higher digit numbers like 999*888
crystaleye55 1 year ago
I like to do convolution of the individual digits in my head. And to make that quicker, I take the fast fourier transform in my head, multiply the complex numbers of the resulting two functions together sample by sample, and then take the inverse transform and then do all appropriate carry operations. No, I'm just screwing with you, I can't do that. But I did manage to multiply two 4-digit numbers in my head once (they were a permutation of the digits 2 through 9 so they weren't easy either).
medexamtoolsdotcom 1 year ago
this is rly cool but... its 5x faster to just write it out the normal way. i raced u and had like 15secs extra time left.
lysolmax 1 year ago
That is brilliant!
eskimokid 1 year ago
GREAT!!!
Tindanin 1 year ago
hey i can multiply much faster than drawing so many lines
anshbadshahh 1 year ago
thanks man u realy helped me out here
MrRhinoman09 1 year ago
thanks man u realy helped me out here
MrRhinoman09 1 year ago
i dont get wat u just did
but it looks cool :)
but i still dont get it...
X39280 1 year ago
wow that crazy thanks for the video
MrAndythoms 2 years ago 26
this is f*cking amazing! nice trick man!!!
vagelis17y 2 years ago 50
THIS IS AWESOME
forephuxsake 2 years ago 24
I like the video
People don't realise that its not for your average person. It's for people that have difficulty with maths, and as the annotations says, for people that are visual based
frampy91 2 years ago 74
Thanks for the support
itoronto1 2 years ago 12
I think it's easyer for everyone, but indeed, some may have more difficulties than others to get this.
Curixq 2 years ago 18
It works. BUT what do you do with 0's? lol. say 1010x304 how do you do that? OR 1000x125043 but otherwise it works.
streetster20 2 years ago 28
either leave a gap or make another mark to show the gap
itoronto1 2 years ago 11
go ahead do it and post
itoronto1 2 years ago
amazing, who's invented these?
krazykatkitty 2 years ago 3
Thank you! I like! A good tool for double checking your work.
Twist9 2 years ago
cool
qwertyma733d 2 years ago
how do you know which numbers to do(the order of the numbers)??
ursogayidie 3 years ago
Same as all of our numbers!
itoronto1 2 years ago
its a good method, but im sorry, i worked this out faster using the normal method, and finished in time to check my answer on the calculator before you finished.
but its a good alternate method anyway
HyperbirdF6 3 years ago
Some folks have a hard time with the conventional method
itoronto1 2 years ago
BOSS thats easier than looking off the person who's sitting next to yous paper
drummerboyjmw 3 years ago 2
Okay, so you add up the digits of the first number and then you make that amount of lines....
I still don't get how you count the lines though.
Looks like an interesting method though.
SammyE89 3 years ago
the video shows that
itoronto1 2 years ago
gah. its confusong when people write their "9's" and it looks like a "g" to me -.-
ausernameDx 3 years ago
that's a cultural issue
itoronto1 2 years ago
i see this really works ..i understand the first part but dont get the second half
pyrowdadon 3 years ago
view it again
itoronto1 2 years ago
1 word wow :O
BwalkCwalk 3 years ago
LOL! comon.. its faster to do it the ordinary way!
eziad85 3 years ago
wow even though that would probably take longer, that is pretty sick!
saailaway 3 years ago 3
trey do 789x987 -.- waste of space....
pinkyloveme888 3 years ago
best with small numbers but it can deal with large ones though not as quick if you understand standard math
itoronto1 3 years ago
just make 4 intersection lines and wrighte the names of the digits its easier than writing all the lines..if ur dealing in 10s
LXXITobinator 3 years ago
damn i dont get it! .. of cause with the numbers of lines but where to count them?
eklc2 3 years ago
view it again
itoronto1 2 years ago
QUICKLY..??
do you seriously think this is fast...?? 123
x 321
----------- 123 246
369
= 39483
i spent 15 seconds using my method and you spent 1 minute by drawing all these lines
*sorry...didnt mean to be offensive...=P...*
ricky0633milano 3 years ago
some folks have difficulty with numerical concepts and require visuals
itoronto1 3 years ago
Wow. That's really cool. Although for some 3 digit numbers just standerd math seems better.
RSsipthis 3 years ago
y dont u just do (20x13)+13
aefuer 3 years ago
some folks don't understand that you restated 21X13 so doing what you wrote will not help them
itoronto1 2 years ago
hi! can u show the instructions? pls.? dont be mad at me!
suzalulusasunaru 2 years ago 4
Annotations have been added for you assistance. I may move them to sub-titles to allow translations.
itoronto1 2 years ago 3
Well, can't understand please teach me how.
LhizYchan16 3 years ago
review the video with an open mind
itoronto1 2 years ago
dont mean to sound dumb but i dont get it
THABO99 3 years ago
review the simple video with an open mind
itoronto1 2 years ago
that's not fast. this is what we're taught at school: 21
*13
---- 63
21
273
dch020 3 years ago
your point is?
itoronto1 2 years ago
lol, the video is sped up too
faithfulrun 3 years ago
nice
i can math very good and fast , but now .... its amazing
kubilay5t 3 years ago
okay, you all think its not practical, its not quick enough and so on --- I think it's brilliant. I have always found it easier to see maths as a graphical thing, something almost touchable. As soon as it gets too metaphysical I'm fucking lost. This is something that both amazes and fascinates me. Very odd feeling! Thank you for this, Itoronto1, this made my day and years of maths I couldn't stand in school much better!
MissCheekyCow 3 years ago 3
does it work for any numbers?
CrazyAxelStyle 3 years ago
generally best with small number if digits otherwise yes but really confusing for big big numbers
itoronto1 2 years ago
not very fast, in my opinion, but I good trick for parties lulz
shadowslave4 3 years ago 2
I tried that with a lot of diff nos.(no digit was bigger than 5), but the answer wasn't perfect for some products
amitlzkpa 3 years ago
misplaced lines, or you misplaced the curved lines, miscounted your lines
itoronto1 2 years ago
que pasa con el sonido?? no audio??
juanmauriciocarranza 3 years ago
no audio required
itoronto1 3 years ago
if your going to draw that many lines, just use lattice, lol.
gamemeister27 3 years ago
how did you find out that? :S
asuodhfaouidfoadfj 3 years ago
its cute .. but definitely not faster than the calculater will be so horrible complicated for small numbers like 7 digits ..
for examble 6666666*3=?
1- 6*3=18 write 1 8
put in the middle there addition 9(1+8) repeat it 6times since we have 7 digits ..
=19999998 .. i guess u would take the night multipling it while iam sleeping houres ago! lol just kidding .. keep tring let us see ur awesome work ..peace
aae30002000 3 years ago
True
itoronto1 3 years ago
god, the one thing i can't calculate is this , (for example) : 350 x 220 what do i have to do with the zero's
?? plz help
zbzmtf 3 years ago
you will need a symbol to represent the naught to allow you to add digits into it if required and to show in the answer
itoronto1 3 years ago
very clever, but I could probably do this in my head just as quickly
soldier9599 3 years ago
idk this seems a bit complicated....
wanda190 3 years ago
thats wicked mannnn
pweetz16 3 years ago
WHATTTT THZ SO MUCH
greekjohnny3 3 years ago