To multiply two-digit numbers by 11, add the digits in the tens and units place of the number. Once the sum of the digits is obtained, place it between those digits. This method works only if the sum of the digits is a number below 10.
For example: 34 × 11
Add the digits in the tens and units place of ‘34’: 3 + 4 = 7
Now, place ‘7’ between the numbers ‘3’ and ‘4’: 374
The answer is 374 So 34 × 11 = 374 Try these at home: 42 × 11 = ______
54 × 11 =______&nbs