Times table trick using your hands

[@addieharraid3867]

I absolutely could not learn Times Table in school!! So embarrassing for me as a kid!!!! NOW I GOT IT!!!!!! WOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

[@4glassmilk635]

In my opinion just repeatedly adding is easier but this is probably for younger audience so this might be help-full for them. Even if it does not help ME it is a cool trick and I wonder why this works

[@markandrews8437]

I am 55 and always struggled with maths if had this method back when I was at school things might have been a whole lot different thanks for sharing

[@yuuji3795]

nice cat

[@tecmath]

Thanks - My family (I have three kids) spent most of last year away from home and so we home schooled. It is amazing how much more can be achieved than in classroom in a much shorter time. If I can recommend anything for your home schooling - make sure the basics are solid - times tables, divide, add, subtract, and in English spelling, punctuation and good handwriting. As a senior secondary teacher I would love just to have a class of kids who start with these fundamentals! Good luck!

[@sandravazquez7126]

this is so perfect. 15 years later and i can relearn my multiplication,,Thank you

[@mirabellehayati5582]

Omg I'm a 15 year old too. I have to tutor six graders multiplication but I dint know how to, and this video MADE MY LIFE

[@hollisprophet]

+Mirabelle Hayati No no- she mean't.. Ahh, never mind :p

[@sandravazquez7126]

hollisprophet ☺

[@bryanvelarde3176]

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[@powerofroses1670]

awesome wonderful lady. i am still le learning my six through nine at the moment trough video game websites.

[@jeremiahstephan7223]

This helped me pass my term exam and I came first place in math.

[@azmanfaruqui2861]

Well done 😄congrats...

[@azmanfaruqui2861]

@@Fortnite12361 hahahahahahahahahahahahhaahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha ha. . . .. On you😁

[@suzannehartmann946]

NICE!

[@goodvibrations2751]

😂🤣

[@davedon260]

How about 6x6?

[@Sosoloubaks]

A trick for the 9 table : . you place your fingers in front of you like in the video. They go from 1 to 10. . If you want to do 9 x 3 , you fold your 3rd finger. . On the left side of your folded finger, the lifted fingers represent the tens of your result . On the right side, lifted fingers represent the units of your result. So for 9 x 3 you get 27 : two fingers on the left and seven on the right. Also fun fact : 7 x 8 = 56 (because its a serie of number : 56 = 7 x 8, 5,6,7,8)

[@laurabarber6697]

That's genius! Thank you so much💝

[@peeyaboobiya9157]

Wow thank you

[@regalprincess5043]

That's the way I learnt my 9x table

[@sreelathakrishnakumar8416]

Wow.. I can teach my grandson this trick

[@TomSimpson94]

I'm 21 and haven't touched maths since I was in school (5 years ago) and I've had to re-learn maths to get into University, but I'm really struggling. This has blown my mind! It's amazing!

[@devinespaces2976]

Same😒

[@CJ_Bell]

35 year old here saying "hoooooooooly s**t" out loud while watching this 🤣

[@daniallemons4832]

52 year old saying the same thing!!!

[@suewilson3044]

65 year old saying the same

[@jassn6957]

Same !! I’m actually pissed because why didn’t I know or learn this when I was in math class struggling !!!

[@steffenradmacher8666]

For those, who wonder why it works Proof: Let us calculate a*b, a is the number for the left hand, b the number for the right hand The guy in the video does: ((a-5)+(b-5)) * 10+(10-a)*(10-b)=10*a+10*b-100+100-10*a-10*b+a*b=a*b with a-5= number of fingers in the red circle, taken from left hand b-5 = number of fingers in the red circle, taken from right hand 10-a = remaining fingers on the left hand 10-b = remaining fingers on the right hand

+Steffen Radmacher Why are you even here genius. :D looking for cheap tricks to ease your genius work. (This is a compliment to suggest you are an intelligent youtuber not a wasteman)

[@arialol7053]

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[@jlau8]

I love this. My wife has asked me to teach our kids multiplication over the holidays. You have saved my skin. Nice one, Mate.

[@dmrknbld]

are they good at math right now?

[@veronicadigrigoli7315]

Thank you SOOOOOO much! This is briliant!!!!!! You have just saved me from weeks of misery with my eight-year-old.

[@KeeperOfThe10]

The two 6 fingers = 2. Then multiply 4 x 4 = 16. Add 1 to the 2 = 3. You have 36.

[@zoldyck3839]

Thank you bc I have dyslexia and I rlly need videos like this c: in going to 7th grade it is summer to

[@calebioanefuti583]

I'm exactly the same xD im just 1 year late im year 8 (7th grade) and i also have dyslexia

[@steerpike50]

well done guys , you will overcome this. good luck

[@levred9131]

Gonna be sitting in my exam just staring at my hands now

[@랴짱]

Lev Red lol

[@thedabinghamster4201]

Lev Red 😀😀😀😀

[@hardenedclay8840]

Sorry but I love green I disliked your comment I couldn't help it I just hate green 99%

[@hardenedclay8840]

talkin to me? idk.

[@surendersagwan3677]

Lev Red hiikg

[@davetaylor2088]

When I think of the endless days of being drilled on times tables over and over and being shouted at by various teachers for being too slow (one in particular) and then I find this... thanks mate.

[@epicstar7826]

Thank you so much i been struggling with multipacton but now i know my life is okay

[@TheDizzylizzy1977]

When I was a child we learned by repetition and as a Grandmother I can still remember my times tables decades later. Times have changed and they no longer do it that way, which seems a shame as it was a tried and tested way and I'm a testament to that as I am always complaining about forgetfulness but I've never forgotten my times tables.

[@e.conboy4286]

Oh my gawd! If I had to go through this idiocy, I’d be the fourth grade forever! Question: I’m 84 years old now kids, how old would I be when I finish?

[@thegardener9171]

Thank you this was most interesting. It may also be noted that reversing this method is equally useful for finding factors of numbers within the same range.

[@mimilove7284]

Please explain!! I need this knowledge! Thank you in advance x

[@thegardener9171]

+mimi love, Hi, to find, for example the factors of 56 you can make this total with 5 tens and 2 x 3 units. This can be done by touching fingers numbered 7 and 8 so these are your factors. In other words you make the total first then note which fingers are touching. However, as I noted, this will only find factors involving 6,7,8,9 & 10 it will not find ALL factors eg 2, 4, 14 and 28. It is useful but does not give a comprehensive list of all factors, it is just a helpful guide to some. I hope this helps and is not too disappointing.

[@powerofroses1670]

Tecmath. You are my superhero. You make math more enjoyable for us KZbinrs.

[@akhatarnisar2998]

wow. this is such a good trick. thank u so much. May Allah bless u

[@shadowkill87]

You don't have enough likes for your videos mate. Love them all!

[@nataliesvachova3260]

There is an easier way to know the 9 x table. (Without paper) 1. Hold both your hands in front of you with your nails facing you. 2. Your left hand pinky is number 1, and your right hand pinkie is 10. Fingers between are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 3. Make a multiplication that is the nine x table. 5 x 9 = ? 4. Find your fifth finger on your left hand and hide it onto your palm so that you end up with four on your left hand. 5. Count the digits. You should have a four on your left hand and five on your right hand. 6. Put the digits together (do not add them up) and you should end up with 45. Thank you for reading this 👍

[@sweetsoda660]

Pug Loaf My teacher teached me that.And for 5’s,just count by 5’s.

[@powerofroses1670]

actually, i already learned my nine tables with practicing it on video games of multiplication websites. but thanks anyway. xD

[@carolynmoreno2427]

This is a great strategy. A lot of my students have difficulty remembering their math facts. I will definitely show this video to my students to help them out.

[@ailurii]

I'm going into middle school (6th grade) and multiplication is really hard for me, especially trying to do the larger numbers in my head. This helps a big, but you kind of already have to have basically memorized your facts regardless...

[@princesssandrineminecraft3561]

u understand

[@paigemchale177]

im in 6 th grade too and i struggle

[@madison2140]

harley quinn I need to get my facts and in 4 grade

[@dreamfreemaya8578]

TFTM idk if u got better but try story telling or songs

[@ailurii]

Gem Lovely Yeah, I got better and don't need any of this. I memorized all my facts without having to use KZbin or learning games. xD

[@nathanslosson6696]

I have had trouble with my times tables my whole life... this is the best trick I've ever seen! this will help my long division as well! thank you!!

[@sandranicole3469]

OMG!!!! U saved me!!! If I could, I would give this video 10000000000000000000000000000000000000(etc..) likes!!! U helped me soooo much, Thank You!!!

[@kanakavallisrippu1162]

KawaiiSandra 101 oam also

[@djeanna8356]

Wow, great video! I taught this to my 4th and 5th grade granddaughters and they are amazed! We do not live in a great school district so I look up KZbin videos and tutor them myself. We call "Homework " "Brainwork" and I look for ways to make it fun. Then I have them share what they learn with their classmates. I also email the videos to family and friends and tell them to Like, Subscribe and Share!!!

[@angelfejjanonuevo2641]

Im literally crying tears of joy right now!! This really helps me alot! ^u^ ✨✨ Thank you thank u thank u!!!!

[@shazzz9619]

You have changed my life !!! Thank you !!

[@nanoquin2126]

I'm going into 6 grade and I can't memorize my times tables and I when I study them,I can't so I'm gonna see if this works for me and could you also make a video How To Memorize Your Times Tables WITHOUT Your Hands.

[@nanoquin2126]

I DONT GET IT YOU ( I didnt need to offend you but...)YOU NOOB

[@Itskristinee29]

I can't memorize mine too

[@tecmath]

To memorise the time tables without using your hands.... well I guess it is no secret you have to memorise them! The method I used when teaching my kids at home was we would start on the easier one - say the 2x table. Write them out (copy them if you have to), saying them as you go. Next we'd read them over, loudly five times, while looking at them. Slowly try to start reciting them over without looking, If you start to get stuck, that's OK you can look! Keep going. Remember this is a process that can take a while, but you will get there, and even if you are remembering one more time table each day you are better off where you were! Once you seem to be going OK with this I'd use a time table app for a phone/pad, where it allows you select the times table, and times how fast you can get through them (out of order if possible). Keep an eye on your times - my son used to take up to a few minutes to get though a single set of time tables when he started - but keep trying - you will get better (then worse, then better, then worse, then better, then better!). We used to aim to get them all right consistently under 30 seconds. Once you're good at these try for division involving these! It will really help (although again this takes time and setbacks while you get better). Following the 2x, I'd do the 5x, 1x, 10x, 3x, 4x, 11x then the harder ones the 6x, 7x, 8x. The 9x is easy - I have videos showing how to work these out instantly. Same process, writing them out, reading, then attempting to get them all right under 30 seconds. This will take time! As you go along repeat and redo past timetables covered. Also keep track of your times - you'll see improvement (although not always each time!). Good luck. Finally - I know it can be hard doing them like this when you probably see others get them seemingly instantly and easily. The secret is to keep working. This goes for everything - natural ability only takes people so far - the people who persevere always will get further long term.

[@masayquevedo3829]

I am going to middle school i cant remember times tables what im i going to do

[@msppurplejiji9598]

i thought i was the only one :( Nano Quin 2

[@vh6307]

This is what I learned when I was younger along with arithmetic!! Thanks for bringing this to new generations, I hope they appreciate it!😊

[@charlieyoule2815]

this is amazing

[@lesh-yuh]

Thank you so much!!! I have to do my 8 times tables and thanks to you I know know the easy way! Thanks!

[@aniqa.n5434]

"Remember, you permanently need those numbers on your fingers, I recommend getting a tattoo. Yeah get a tattoo!" 😂😂😂

[@kristyh6761]

Aniqa .n hahahahahaha good one but I’m only young so no

[@powerofroses1670]

OMG. If I will get tattoos I will get the 666 number on my foregeard and tattoos all over my body. Be marked for life. Hehehe.

[@stanstraykids5792]

Yup

[@intisarbadawi1448]

😂 lol

[@رحيمة-ت6و]

I can’t get tattoos. I’m Muslim

[@lucasmazariegos8945]

omg thank you soo much I was desperate trying to learn my time tables until I found this! Thank you you're a life saver!

[@TheWheelchairGuy]

I wish I had 2 extra fingers, so I would find 12 table :(

[@emoarchuleta6597]

Mo bahjat bruh

[@laradehestani]

Mo bahjat i hear you

[@LaineeTheCatWallace]

Mo bahjat Mo, I think you could use the 10 times product, and then add the 2 times product together. For 6 x 12, break it down to 6x10 =60 plus 6x2 =12; add the products 60 + 12 = 72. Easier to add 10's.

[@rosalienredstoneplate3702]

Mo bahjat you can do 8 9 10 11 12

[@rosalienredstoneplate3702]

Mo bahjat you can do 8 9 10 11 12

[@benkelly2423]

You are a bloody brilliant and thank you... My son has Dyslexia and really finds times table hard to understand! However, you have just given him and me a real boost... Awesome method and will be sharing this with our parents.

[@ceolabrown8990]

I have taught this for over a decade. I bet one of my students shared this.

[@haeziqgaming2042]

wow this really help me if i cant memorize my time tables

[@eamoncrosby2368]

Another fab video. My daughter leant this when she was 5. With your videos you have helped me know end.. Thank you.. ❤️

[@emu21]

i memorized 56 = 7 x 8 ascending numbers 5678 ;-)

[@yadetrinh]

emu21 thanks!!!! lmfao i hate 7x8 cuz i never rememberd that lol i have a math test tomorrow where i have to remember them and answer in less than 7seconds (im bad at math)

[@Natashahoneypot]

nice!

[@renatusstumm4979]

There are 2 equations with ascending digits: 12 = 3 x 4 and 56 = 7 x 8 (i.e. 1234 5678)

[@gonzaloenrique8741]

I remebered 8x8 by a sentence. I ate and i ate and fell sick on the floor (sixty four)

[@WoodRabbitTaoist]

I learned 7x8 = 56 as 5678 also. And the rhyme 8 times 8 fell on the floor and became 64. And for 9's subtract 1 from the number being multiplied by 9 and add a number to that number that equals 9. For example 7 x 9... 7 - 1 = 6 and 6+ 3 = 9 so the answer is 63. Or 3 ×9... 3-1=2 and 2+7=9 so 3×9=27.

[@sorayalillian6549]

Thank you so much! I'm a 5th grader and I am currently doing naplan this week, on Thursday we're doing maths. This is going to help me so much thank you, x 👍🤗

[@sirzahra]

I actually kind of learned some things

[@jonathanabishegam9982]

Great trick! Can't wait to share this with my son - he has trouble with 7 and 8 times table, just like your son! Ha ha ! Thanks a bunch!

[@roxisophiemsp3243]

+Jonathan Abishegam same

[@knightofnewaustin824]

6x7 can't be done like this, correct? Because when I put the six and the seven fingers together that makes three, then there is four and three fingers left, 4x3=12. And I know that 6x7 is not 312, so whenever you get a ten do you carry it over to the three to make it a four so it would be 42?

[@KyleCorbeau]

Aaron Ziegler That's exactly what you do (the second half). The numbers you count on the inside are in the tens place. So if the numbers you multiply on the outside are greater then ten, you just need to remember the numbers you initially counted off have a 0 at the end and to just add them together. like 6x6 is 2 on the inside and 4x4. Which would be 20+16=36. This mainly seems to come up with the 6x tables in this method.

[@XygzeN]

It is 42

[@syedkhizerali3358]

Yes we surely will carry over it as we can't write two numbers together

[@gospeltabernacleoffaithdel2208]

Aaron Ziegler Carry the one for 6*7

[@MarkPMus]

What you have to remember for 6x6 is that grouping thumbs gives a first digit of 2. 4 left on each hand: 4x4=16 so the final digit is 6. You carry the 1 (of 16) over to the first digit. 2+1=3. So 6x6=36. (It might be easier to memorise that one). Similarly, 10x10. The first step involves grouping all 10 fingers, so put 10 down as your first “digit”. You have no fingers left to multiply. 0x0=0, so put zero down as your next digit. 10x10=100.

[@brendachavez8639]

theres a nine trick to whenever u have to multiply by nine u just get all ur fingers up and for example 8x9 all u gotta do is count to 8 by left to right and all u do is put the 8th finger down and then left side is the thenths place and right side is ones place so just try it and u will get 72😄😄😄

[@mirabellehayati5582]

THIS GUY MADE MY TUTORING MUCH EASIER. thank youuuuuuuu so much

[@ArinaThomsen]

My step father taught me this trick when at the 5th grade.

[@komarvail]

Neat

[@thenasavvidou]

Many primary schools teach the hands trick only for the 9 times tables. So this is very cool to know. Thank you.

[@TF80s]

Surely I can't be the only one to find this method much more confusing than just working it out in your head?

[@shishi-odoshi3959]

Bear in mind, that this is an alternative method and not a replacement of...so, if this works for you, then fine...and if notalso fine.

[@suzannehartmann946]

I memorized and had my kids memorize but I will do this with my grand daughter just because it looks like fun. THEN I will have her memorize with me. Because I guarantee her mom will expect her to use a tablet or computer. SHOOT I had my kids doing percent discounts in their heads at stores as teens. They really could think back then. NOW??? Math is a great logic tool and brain exercise. I will not be surprised if her little brother memorizes them along with. He loves blocks and legos.

[@Brian13549]

I was trying to do 6x6 couldn't get it

[@nhojnildo]

@@Brian13549 First number is 2 for the 2 thumbs, i.e. 20 and then the 4 on the left hand times 4 on the right hand, so 4 * 4 = 16 and add to the 20, so 20 + 16 = 36. He only showed the simple ones where the multiplication doesn't go above 10. It's useful if you have no other way to work it out, but most people can.

[@shishi-odoshi3959]

@@Brian13549 me too, but I figured it out...I’m now trying to write up a ‘clean’ rule that’s short & to the point and applies in similar scenarios. It’s still to wordy 😊

[@gdboy4u]

Thank you so much for helping me, I'm in 6th grade and am having a hard time doing the math. But now I saw this video, this helps me a lot! THANK YOU SOO MUCH!

[@theamsyar4473]

thank you for posing this video

[@MyFamilyTies]

A great trick that has really helped my daughter - thank you for sharing :)

[@birb4243]

I am going to 3th grade and my mom told me to learn time tables

[@iamstephenbala]

This is so helpful for me! Mostly in my class i was struggling with 9 and 8 to be multiplied together! But thank you so much for this, it could make me more smarter at class!

[@jeffcolorado]

This is a great trick, except it really hurt when I tattooed my fingertips.

[@rohanarcot2955]

+Jeff B 0_0

[@jeffcolorado]

+nexra NXR Almost all of them, yeah! :)

[@ThePerfArts]

+Jeff B Yeah I got mine lazered on.

[@danielb7048]

Why did you tattoo your fingertips? Lol

[@giselaguerra9527]

I'm going to put numbers on my fingers with a pen instead

[@victoriatuinukuafe5279]

This is a great hack for those people that dont know there times table and this is going to work for me.So thanks for that tip.

[@texmondnmor3454]

Thanks for your video. But , how do you multiply 6 * 7?

[@jonililako78]

6*7 you have three fingers on the one side = 3 (0) .... then you have 3 and 4 ob the outside : 3&4=12 30+12= 42

[@3phatboy2]

Yea I dnt think 6*7 works with this method... Or am I wrong... U wld get 3 fingers inside of circle.. Then you would have 4 on outside on left hand and then 3 on out side of right hand.. So u multiply 3*4 and u get 12.. So then you wld have 312....

[@fubar12345]

+Texmond Nmor 7*3 then double the answer is how I do it....

[@vishalsejwal573]

well in case of 6*7 you get 3 in the circle and 4*3=12 outside so unit place i.e 2 is kept same and tenth place i.e 1 is carried forward and added to 3 which makes it 4 [3+1]

[@aryanghuman2519]

+Texmond Nmor HAHAHAHAHA HOW OLD ARE YOU

[@salmaanyehia6472]

Bro! You are officially now known as a Legend!

[@pinodomenico5520]

6x6, 6x7, and 7x6 will also work with a slight modification: When you touch two little fingers together (for 6x6) that's 2 fingers counted - rather than say 2 is the first digit, call it a 20, then the remaining digits on the left and right hands are multiplied as 4x4= 16. Now just add the two: 20+16=36 (it works!). You can use the same rule for 6x7 and 7x6. The results will be 30+12=42. OR, THINK OF THE RULE AS... ►ADD A ZERO TO THE FIRST OUTCOME AND "ADD" IT TO THE SECOND OUTCOME. For example: 7x7 is ring finger to ring finger (count 4 fingers for this) That's 40. There are 3 fingers left on each hand, so 3x3=9. Now ADD the two outcomes: 40+9=49.

[@livrelover]

Your rule is much better! ^_^ Thank you!

[@leannel2526]

Thank you so much for this advice I have a test tomorrow

[@Nev2122]

how to do 6 x 6 it doesn't work for me

[@OurBros]

Carry the 1

[@Jai.159]

6 times 6 equals 36 Just memorize the rhymes

[@ghostflyer17]

number 6 left + number 6 right = 20, then multiply the remaining 4 on left hand and 4 on the right hand = 16 , so 20 + 16 = 36

[@xlethalxtactix9529]

@@ghostflyer17 how did you get 6+6=20?

[@CaptSoldier-Boy]

xLETHALxTACTIX because each finger is a 10. Since you have two fingers together (each thumb) it would be 20. Then you move to the next step which is using the rest of the fingers. 4x4=16. Add 20 and 16 to get 36.

[@princeshitta3197]

your videos will help me in my seminar tomorrow, thanks.

[@MehdiSufi]

Memorizing is fastest

[@truthseeker4699]

Big help, I’m going to teach this to my Grandkids, thanks!

[@hmingsanglianahauhnar6641]

What about 6*6

[@KeeperOfThe10]

The two 6 fingers = 2. Then multiply 4 x 4 = 16. Add 1 to the 2 = 3. You have 36.

[@jojom9906]

But if I did it his way the result will be wrong

[@godhateseveryonewhodoesntr5977]

@@jojom9906 Then you didn't do it in his way. Read the explanation of the other person

[@ayanoaishi1932]

@@godhateseveryonewhodoesntr5977 5× Are simple 5×6 Take 6. Turn that into 60. What's half of sixty? Thirty. Thirty plus 6? 36.

[@amandafalldien2620]

Omg I'm 11 and I was struggling with my 6,7,8 times tables and you just helped me thank you sooo much

[@iolitecity]

I'm I'm 2grade and I want to know multulplaction

[@fromkatrina9976]

Ur in 5th now

[@Josue-dz9is]

6th

[@thatonedude2505]

Seriously I want to thank you so much right now

[@theartfuldodger935]

This trick cost me 3 nights in jail and a $500 fine. I was practicing this in the airport lounge area and since I lost my right thumb in a kiln explosion during my freshman year I had to use a substitute. One immediately sprang to mind so I unzipped my fly and whipped it out. A little girl screamed and I was arrested for indecent exposure. On the plus side, I mastered the trick while in stir.

[@adeoladayo1502]

WOW cool story where do u sell your book

[@narutouzumakitv373]

don't lie

[@infernalsquid]

There's as much chance of me believing this obviously untrue and kinda inappropriate story as there is of a dragon eating me up within the hour. With a pig riding on its back.

[@elithompson6049]

I am now in secondary school and I never learnt my Times tables so as questions got harder I was stuck thinking I was stupid but this really helped me so thank you

[@niveditha2431]

can we also use this method for larger numbers such as 16 * 16

[@siddhbamb31]

That's why its so useless. It is good for lower level math, however. (No offense TecMath)

[@joshuamoitsheki257]

aka LTE

[@bcorp9275]

BRAVO!!! Top Notch content Sir top notch!!!! Thank YOU so MUCH for sharing your GEMs to the world..

[@so7iakunkun960]

if your hands look like this.get medical help😂😂😂😂😂

[@letthebattlebegin7665]

Very funny ha ha ha

[@saimanazir4961]

😂

[@jamilajasmine7592]

Hahhahaha

[@ayanoaishi1932]

Terribly funny. 😑

[@backyard282]

Thank you for letting me know how to figure what's 6*8 and 9*8. Very useful and instructive :)

[@JR-te4vs]

VidyVid Guys i have a trick for mutliplying 9 by different numbers in an easiest way.. so first..open your both hands..which gives you 10 fingers.. so how this works is.. when you multiply *9* by *2* you take out (fold) your second finger starting from the left.. which is the index finger..giving you an answer of *1* and *8*..combined them together and that gives you the answer of 18..9×2 would be 18... another example..if you want to multiply 9 by 9 you takeout your 4th finger (index) of your right hand..giving you three fingers standing up BEFORE the folded finger..on your left hand ..you have 5 fingers up..plus 3 on the right which gives us 8..then 1 finger standing AFTER the finger thats been taking out which gives us *81* if you didnt understand..try counting the fingers from your left hand to your right hand (folding out the finger as you count) now have you notice if you takeout your first finger of your left (thumb) it gives you 9..followed by the second finger ..gives you 18...3rd finger..27..etc. etc...fingers that were standing before the folded finger will serve as the first digit..and the number of fingers standing AFTER the folded finger will be your second digit

[@maggiethewolf6903]

Thanks for that I NEDED that 🌈🙋🏽👨🏽‍🏫👀🗣😮🤓😊

[@axziz0094]

Thank you so so much man this video made my life much easier.😘

[@axziz0094]

LOL.Do you mean " Chetor hasti"?

[@devineushindi5389]

hej

[@amans8881]

get the tattoo on your fingers , lol 😂😆

[@mandiejonsen]

I had heard about the wat to do 9x but I know them already. It was 7,8 that got me. Thank you so very much.

[@SyuAsyou]

這個方法有點忙，而且居然還要用到乘法才能得出乘法表，好像哪裡怪怪的…

[@3kingsgarnett827]

SAY

[@alihami1136]

Thank you for teaching me how to do times 8, was struggling with that

[@samuelsieckmann3980]

how bout 6x6?

[@chouethan6430]

TheSnorlaxGamer idk

[@MURDR63]

TheSnorlaxGamer Two fingers = 20 8 remaining fingers (4x4) = 16 20+16=36

[@paulsenolamijulo8359]

MURDR63 amazing idea

[@samuelsieckmann3980]

figuured it out

[@lilchewy5181]

36

[@vatrainedtogo]

this helped alot THANKSSSSSS

[@bluedragon7440]

im going to 5th grade and my mom wants me to know all of them and i can't member all of that

[@Angreyboy]

Dude, your other vids like fractions and percentages are really gonna help me out in maths, especially as I have it first lesson tomorrow, I'm also gonna make a recommendation to the teacher to put these videos on in class and everyone will no longer struggle on these topics! Thanks a lot!!

[@reshmashankar2825]

2019?

[@jmorena.]

I use this trick since grade 3 until now. Most of my classmates doesn't really know about this and really find it weird and confusing but I shrugged it off, I like it when I confuse people and never tell them😂

[@shaznalukman4870]

What about 6 times 6??

[@kxito-jy3zr]

It works, put the fingers together, you get 2 as first digit, then you count other numbers, 4*4 = 16 just a 2 in first digit of 16 you get 36

[@thekittygirls1257]

Shazna Lukman its 36

[@richardstravelofficial]

Shazna Lukman 20+16=36

[@Loyalki]

I'm a mother with college kids and baby kids this is great to know. Thanks

[@kanhupasayat4423]

6×6 what??????? 36 your ans is 216

[@kanhupasayat4423]

kr ke dikha to

[@PrideofPitchers]

you carry the 1 instead of adding it to the end. that ends up giving you 36

[@emelynsinani3371]

6x6 IS 48 though . . .

[@girlnextdoorgrooming]

I have dyscalculia. This helps a lot.

[@soundariyasekar7384]

this is very useful for a couple uneducated society thank u so much sir.....

[@mimilove7284]

I wouldn't say it is 'uneducating' (ps; not a word) per-say! Here he teaches you a different type of working out your times tables, where you need the use of both ; addition and multiplication! Essentially it is more a 'dumbing down' when society expects people memorise rather than understand! Which the conventional method used for multiplication which is merely a ritual of memorising as opposed to comprehension.

[@michellemorris3380]

this video really helped me my mom thought it was confusing at first but i explained it in an easier way

[@mesillahills]

When I was in high school a really smart little kid named Billy Anderson could multiply any two numbers in his head in about 5 seconds flat People tested him constantly just for laughs. Now Billy was a very smart and gifted kid, but I always thought he had some trick to do that. He read a book a day and most of us did not even understand the title. Even as such a little nerd as he was, he loved to play touch football and we always included him in any game we started. That's when he came down to the rest of us.

[@orangenite3521]

Hello Im Just A 3rd Grader That Likes Math But Never Was Good At It My Mom Was Very Mad I Searched How To Learn Faster And This Helped Me I Love You Thanks For Your Awesome Trick I Also Knew That This Was My 2 Classmates Trick So I Showed Them It And They Said You Know It Now Ofc We're Gr.3

[@SaraRodriguez-bp7ph]

wtf, thats is the best hands draw i have seen in all my life

[@charlitospops3472]

Thank you man! Helped my daughter out and me too haha

[@amirshazad8342]

I am rubbish at maths. This is the most amazing method iv ever seen. I can multiply stuff now..👏

[@goanfurslf]

that was a really good strategy and I hope other people comment on it as well

[@fazeelalaher6250]

I'm 62 n enjoying it Thank you

[@basitxe2]

best thing ever seen in my life