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Here is how you multiply fifty-nine by twenty-five
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Five times nine is forty-five
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Carry the four and write the five
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Five times five is twenty five
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Then add the four and its twenty-nine
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We write a zero when we multiply the tens
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Two times nine is eighteen
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Write the eight, but the one carries
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Five times two equals ten
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Then add the one and you get eleven
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Add the numbers up, and that is the product
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I said, Add the numbers up, and that is the product
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We need to add a zero when
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We multiply the tens
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Add the numbers up
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And that's the product
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Now coming on the scene is twenty-three times nineteen
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Three times nine is twenty-seven
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Write the seven, carry the tens
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Two times nine is eighteen; add the two and get twenty
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Then write a zero when we multiply the tens
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Three times one is three
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Two times one is two
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And now we know just what to do
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Add the two numbers up
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And then get four hundred thirty-seven
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Add the two numbers up
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And then get four hundred thirty-seven
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Add the two numbers up
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And then visit numberock dot com
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We need to add a zero when
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We multiply the tens
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Add the numbers up
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And that's the product
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If the numbers contain decimals
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The extra work is minimal
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Simply multiply everything like before
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And there's just one step more
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Count the number of decimal places
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Left in the product that many spaces
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That's where the decimal point's written
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Every space to the left is divided by ten
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We need to add a zero when
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We multiply the tens
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Add the numbers up
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And that's the product
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