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In the 4th grade we are exploring different strategies for multiplying numbers with multiple digits. How do you multiply 437 * 28 using the table or box method? This methods begins by splitting each of the numbers:

You Can Do This Using The Good Old Fashioned Addition Method.

Multiply to get each box’s value. Next, group the intersecting points per column (see diagram). Rules of the game draw grouped boxes with columns that match the digits of the first number and rows that match the digits of the second.

If You Are Multiplying Two Digits By Two Digits, Your Box Should Be Two Rows By Two Columns.

Using the grid or box method for multiplication. 56 = 50 + 6. 551 = 500 + 50 + 1.

A Fairly New Method, Or Algorithm, Called The Box Method Is Being Used To Multiply Two Binomials Together.

Let “ n ” and “ m ” be the two numbers satisfying the two conditions. Then, place the first term in the first box and the last term in. Multiply the last terms of each binomial together.

The Number Of Rows And Columns Will Depend On The Number Of Digits In The Factor.

First, draw sticks based on the value of the digits of the two numbers. Here 23 becomes 20 and 3. Click on the links below to see the solution to 56 × 551 by one of the alternative methods: