Write the following as an integer:
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Write the following as an integer:
To solve this problem, we'll multiply as follows:
Step 1: Compute .
Step 2: Take the result from Step 1 and multiply it by 11 again: .
Let's perform the multiplication for Step 2:
To calculate , we can use a standard multiplication method:
121
×11
----
From the rightmost digit: .
Next: . Add the carried over part (none here, so just 2).
Finally: .
Thus, the basic multiplication gives us 121. Now multiply by 10 (shift left):
Shifted 121 becomes 1210 (since it represents ).
Add these values:
121
+1210
-----
1331
Therefore, the solution to is 1331.
1331
\( 11^2= \)
The small number 3 is called an exponent. It tells you to multiply 11 by itself 3 times: .
Exponents are different from multiplication! means repeated multiplication of 11, not . Remember: exponent = repeated multiplication.
For small exponents like 3, step-by-step is usually fastest and most reliable. As you advance, you'll learn shortcuts, but mastering the basic method first is essential!
Try this pattern: and . Notice how the digits are symmetric (read the same forwards and backwards)!
Double-check your multiplication! Start over with , then carefully multiply that result by 11 again. Take your time with each step.
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