How To Use A Multiplication Chart For Division & Multiplication

[@LisaSpringsted]

What application are you using? Thank you for sharing!

[@themathsguy]

I use ‘creato’

[@JohnA-j9f]

I use my application bcz I am not put name for my application for time table

[@kasbh123]

this helped me 3rd grade child so much:)

[@stavaniagoyauvlufullgd5509]

Same I’m in third grade!

[@atoneesther8321]

Thank you for the video ❤

[@GedelineNoel-jm5ds]

Thank you ❤

[@kkthoms225]

This video helped my daughter she learned it in class but forgot thanks for the video❤❤😂😂

[@JohnA-j9f]

May I teach then ur child will never forget

[@Gabrielgamingmasteryx]

Good ❤

[@TesalonicaM.Simudlan]

Thank you so much

[@EZR09]

I told those stupid people at school that there needs to be a larger time table chart at school and they didn't care what I said and my dad didn't care what I told him either and I don't know why. So I quit Math because it was too hard for me to do and my family kept refusing to take me to a doctor or a specialist about me not paying attention.

[@JohnA-j9f]

May I teach you then you will never forget time table in your life

[@kingjameswilliamhowitt]

9 times 3 is 27. 8 times 4 is 32. 45 divided by 5 is 9. 72 divided 9 is 8. 37 devided by 7 is 5. my job requires math in many ways.

[@joelbrowne1]

21 divided by 7 is 3

[@themathsguy]

legend well done

[@loveliex]

I’m using this for my test because I forgot how to do it💀

[@simonmacedo2854]

Same 💀

[@realjecolaborera]

ME TOO

[@SalphinahMaluleke-bx2ot]

🎉

[@RVederci]

What about 49 ÷ 8

[@RVederci]

And i know the answer, but how would you find the answer using this chart?

[@odunayoegbowon2664]

45÷5=9

[@themathsguy]

awesome

[@odunayoegbowon2664]

9×3=27

[@themathsguy]

great!

[@odunayoegbowon2664]

72÷9=8

[@themathsguy]

keep going

[@joelbrowne1]

Fantastic!

[@lailahepburnandmischka]

Never seen anyone get quite so excited over the number 12 🤣🤣🤣

[@themathsguy]

haha

[@JohnA-j9f]

I know infinity of multiplication tables

[@dhwanisolanki]

Hi

[@PatienceAgbavitor-ud6zg]

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[@odunayoegbowon2664]

8×4=32

[@themathsguy]

good job

[@odunayoegbowon2664]

35÷7=5

[@themathsguy]

Wow awesome work. well done