It is easy to multiply any number by 100. We just need to append two zeroes to the end of that multiplicand number. For example, 100 x 23 = 2300. But, what if the multiplier is a number that is near to 100, such as 101, or 99?
To multiply a number, a, by a number, b, that is near to 100, here are the steps.
- Multiply the multiplicand by 100.
c = 100 x b - Subtract 100 from the multiplier.
d = b – 100 - Multiply multiplicand, a with the result from step 3, d.
e = d x a - Finally, add the result from steps 1 and 3.
In simple words, we could write it as
( 100 x multiplicand ) + ( (multiplier – 100) x multiplicand )
Example:
- 101 x 23 = (100 x 23) + ( (101 – 100) x 23 ) = 2300 + (1 x 23) = 2300 + 23 = 2323
- 99 x 23 = (100 x 23) + ( (99 – 100) x 23 ) = 2300 + (-1 x 23) = 2300 – 23 = 2277
Now, you can try to do it on larger numbers such as 101 x 297, or even slightly larger or smaller than 100 multiplier, such as 103 x 74.
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