13 × 10 = 130
13 × 100 = 1300
13 × 1000 = 13000
13 × 10000 = 130000
142 × 1000 = 142000
23700 × 10 = 237000
3040 × 1000 = 3040000
10000 × 100000 = 1000000000
58. I now shew how to multiply by one of the numbers, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, or 9. I do not include 1, because multiplying by 1, or taking the
number once, is what is meant by simply writing down the number. I want
to multiply 1368 by 8. Write the first number at full length, which is
1 thousand, 3 hundreds, 6 tens, and 8 units.
To multiply this by 8, multiply each of these parts by 8 (50) and (52),
which will give
8 thousands, 24 hundreds, 48 tens, and 64 units.
Now 64 units are written thus 64
48 tens 480
24 hundreds 2400
8 thousands 8000
Add these together, which gives 10944 as the product of 1368 and 8, or
1368 × 8 = 10944. By working a few examples in this way you will see
for following rule.
59. I. Multiply the first figure of the multiplicand by the multiplier,
write down the units’ figure, and reserve the tens.
II. Do the same with the second figure of the multiplicand, and add
to the product the number of tens from the first; put down the units’
figure of this, and reserve the tens.
III. Proceed in this way till you come to the last figure, and then
write down the whole number obtained from that figure.
IV. If there be a cipher in the multiplicand, treat it as if it were a
number, observing that 0 × 1 = 0, 0 × 2 = 0, &c.
60. In a similar way a number can be multiplied by a figure which is
accompanied by ciphers, as, for example, 8000. For 8000 is 8 × 1000,
and therefore (55) you must first multiply by 8 and then by 1000, which
last operation (57) is done by placing 3 ciphers on the right. Hence
the rule in this case is, multiply by the simple number, and place the
number of ciphers which follow it at the right of the product.
EXAMPLE.
Multiply 1679423800872
by 60000
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100765428052320000
61. EXERCISES.
What is 1007360 × 7? _Answer_, 7051520.
123456789 × 9 + 10 and 123 × 9 + 4?--_Ans._ 1111111111 and 1111.
What is 136 × 3 + 129 × 4 + 147 × 8 + 27 × 3000?--_Ans._ 83100.
An army is made up of 33 regiments of infantry, each containing 800
men; 14 of cavalry, each containing 600 men; and 2 of artillery, each
containing 300 men. The enemy has 6 more regiments of infantry, each
containing 100 more men; 3 more regiments of cavalry, each containing
100 men less; and 4 corps of artillery of the same magnitude as those
of the first: two regiments of cavalry and one of infantry desert from
the former to the latter. How many men has the second army more than
the first?--_Answer_, 13400.
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