The best study guide for times tables is a grid of math from 0 through 12 so that a pattern can be followed. For the first set of five factors there are a number of basic rules. Once we get into the 6 to 12 factors we simply double or triple the answer as necessary. For example, if we know that 8x4=32 then we know that 8x8=64 because it is the same as 8x (4×2)=64.
Here is the chart.
X. | 0. | 1. | 2. ..... | 10. | 11. | 12. |
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Through the middle there will a dividing line coming down from the X showing the squares.
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