How to multiply two two digit whole numbers together

The video tutorial explains how to multiply multi-digit numbers by starting with the rightmost digit and moving left. It emphasizes the importance of carrying over numbers and using placeholders. The process involves multiplying each digit separately and then adding the results. The tutorial also highlights common mistakes and provides tips for handling larger numbers and decimals.

What is the first step when multiplying multi-digit numbers?

• Start from the rightmost digit

• Start from the leftmost digit

• Add the digits first

• Multiply all digits at once

When multiplying 3 by 7, what should you do with the result?

• Write down the result as is

• Ignore the result

• Carry over the tens digit

• Subtract the tens digit

Why is it important to use a placeholder when moving to the next digit in multiplication?

• To avoid using a calculator

• To make the numbers look bigger

• To make the process faster

• To keep track of the position

What is the purpose of adding a zero as a placeholder?

• To make the number odd

• To make the number even

• To indicate the next digit's position

• To confuse the students

After multiplying the digits and using placeholders, what is the final step?

• Multiply the rows again

• Add the rows vertically

• Divide the rows

• Subtract the rows