For example: 24×11= 264 45×11= 495 56×11= 616.
Second, the ingenious calculation method of multiplying two digits by 99: add 1. Here, "go 1" means the original number minus 1, and find the business trip as the front of the number; "add" means writing the complement of the original number after the difference (100 minus the difference in this book).
For example: 58× 99 = 5742 57 = 58-142 =100-58.
Third, the clever calculation method of the head and tail and ten (the two digits are the same, and the digits add up to 10): the ten digits are multiplied by 1, and the digits are multiplied by the back (when the product is single digits, the front should be added with 0).
For example: 48× 42 = 201620 = (4+1)× 416 = 8× 2.
8 1×89=7209 72=(8+ 1)×8 09= 1×9
4. A number multiplied by 15 equals to the sum of 10 multiplied by this number plus half of it.
For example: 84×15 = (84+42 )×10 =1260.