1:27:47i think they have a multiplication game on coolmathgames
1:27:47usually if you start with 5 x whatever it helps right
1:27:50yeah and with enough repetition they all become landmarks
1:28:08yeah, thats the tech, its convenient to learn the AxA ones, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, etc.
1:28:11someone update the math wiki with that strat
1:28:20good luck trying to teach nova prime factorisation lol
1:28:20now it's time for quadratic equations, right
1:28:44Hey! The department of education went to ALOT of trouble to make Common Core as stupidly obfuscating as possible for parents trying to help their kids! @Bukkacalypse
1:29:06wow 7 was the toughest table for me growing up
1:29:31the 7s multiplication has no real trick i learned growing up
1:29:34I just came here to say. SHE IS 30!? DAAAAAAAAMN YES!!
1:29:48apparently this question doesn't exist!
1:30:04All I know if if you just add the number the same number of times that's just what it is
1:31:59why are we going by 4 again?
1:32:07why don't you do 7 14 21 and coutn up?
1:32:228 was always the hardest imo
1:32:31you did 7x7 earlier, just goto that and add 7
1:32:52just keep adding 7 up until you get the same number of instances
1:33:4442 is six sevens :astonished_face:
1:33:52Math is mathing:face-blue-smiling:
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1:34:43put on 10hr loop of a clock ticking in the background to really amp up the cortisol levels
1:35:21if it aint loosin, it winning.
1:35:21imagining someone turning red fighting the urge to backseat on maths