Japanese multiplication

Doing multiplication with large numbers might be hard if you don’t have access to a calculator. However, if you can grab yourself a piece of paper and a pen, you can use the Japanese multiplication method instead. We at 5-Minute Crafts will show you how, using 34×22 = 748 as an example.

In the Japanese multiplication method, we are able to complete a multiplication problem by merely drawing a few lines and counting the points of

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Doing multiplication with large numbers might be hard if you don’t have access to a calculator. However, if you can grab yourself a piece of paper and a pen, you can use the Japanese multiplication method instead. We at 5-Minute Crafts will show you how, using 34×22 = 748 as an example.

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If you’re down to learn something cool and quick this early in the year, a multiplication “trick” attributed to the Japanese may be your best bet. The graphic method, which makes use of sticks and dots, has gone viral on TikTok since user @mathswithmisschang posted it back in August.