Vedic Maths Worksheet on Multiplication: Multiplication of Double Digits Ending with 11

This worksheet deals with the Vedic Maths sutra that helps you carry out multiplication of double digits ending with 11. Let's revisit!

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Revision of Basic Concepts

What is this method? How to use it? 

Double Digit numbers ending with 1 include 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, 71, 81 and 91. To carry out this method, we have to do followingly. Initially ignore the 1 of multiplier. Copy the rightmost digit of the multiplicand as it is. Now, after ignoring 1 of the multiplier, multiply the digits of the multiplicand with the number at Tens place of multiplier. Add the product to the subsequent left digit. From the answer obtained after completing the above steps, drop the rightmost digit. This will be the answer. Repeat the above steps until you reach the leftmost digit of the multiplicand. 

Q. Solve the following equations using the method explained above. 

  1. 658 x 41
  2. 799 x 21
  3. 486 x 71
  4. 935 x 81
  5. 609 x 51
  6. 483 x 31
  7. 578 x 91
  8. 202 x 21
  9. 896 x 61 
  10. 693 x 81
  11. 9835 x 31
  12. 16546 x 51
  13. 4896 x 61
  14. 6890 x 91
  15. 4702 x 41
  16. 6178 x 21
  17. 8709 x 71
  18. 9293 x 81
  19. 3603 x 31
  20. 59905 x 91

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Answer Key

Answer-

  1. 26,978
  2. 16,779
  3. 34,506
  4. 75,735
  5. 31,059
  6. 14,973
  7. 52,598
  8. 4242
  9. 54,656
  10. 56,133
  11. 3,04,885
  12. 8,43,846
  13. 2,98,656
  14. 6,26,990
  15. 1,92,782
  16. 1,29,738
  17. 6,18,339
  18. 7,52,733
  19. 1,11,693
  20. 54,51,355

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