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Long Multiplication Drills
  • Price
    $0.99
  • CategoryEducation
  • First releasedDecember 16, 2010
  • Versions1 archived
  • Installable1 of 1
  • AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
  • SellerPower Math Apps

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

Customer Ratings

As of January 11, 2021
     
6 Ratings

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Carryout Multiplications step by step

This Application enables you to solve multiplication problems step by step, just as you would do it on a sheet of paper. Being able to carry out the multiplication step by step is the key feature of this application.

The application surface area represents a worksheet that’s touch enabled. As you start to do the multiplication you touch areas on the screen to highlight it and then use the keypad to enter the numbers. The idea is to enable long multiplications where you go digit by digit line by line also entering any carry forwards to solve the problem.

How the application works

When you start the application it presents a screen where you choose the type of multiplications you like to practice. You could choose number of digits that you want for multiplicand as well as the multiplier and also set the range for the numbers; also you could choose if you want the application to present numbers that would result in rounding. Once set, the application presents questions that are generated randomly using the above criteria.

As guidance, if the user is a kindergartener and wants to practice basic multiplication facts, you might choose to start with one digit and may set your multiplier limit to the same number say 4 to practice multiplying by 4 (see the screenshot below). As you start to get more comfortable with your basic one digit multiplications you could start to turn it up a notch by increasing the digits on the first number (multiplicand) and also introduce the rounding.

If the user is in higher grades and has basic multiplication facts squared away, he or she could start with multiple digits on the second number (multiplier) and you will be presented with the worksheet that will allow you to do multiline multiplications (see the screen shot below).

Practice, Practice, Practice

Isn’t that we have heard so many times about Math? Should I really have to carry my workbooks everywhere, isn’t it really so cumbersome to do your workbooks when you are in the car with your parents. With the fabulous technology in your hand you have this fabulous application that I am confident will provide you the tool that you are looking for to improve your grades and become more confident.

Finally

As you can see this application doesn’t become obsolete after just one grade, it is something that you really want to keep with you for quite many years. I am very confident that this tool will prove to be a tool that will truly help you learning multiplications and give you the edge that you are looking for in your classroom.

*****Testimonials*****

These are from my three testers for this application, My 6 year old daughter says she has just moved to two digit level. I myself am having fun with four digit multiplication, what a great brain exercise. Didn’t know what the calculators and computers have done to my mathematical ability (grin).

To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.0
Requires iOS 4.0+
December 16, 2010
109 KB Install Download 3 more copies ›
Long Multiplication Drills [Power Math Apps] (v1.0 os40).rc333_616.ipa · 110 KB Install Download
com.powermath.longmultiplication-iOS4.0-(Clutch-2.0.4).ipa · 202 KB Install Download
PowerMathMultiplication2 1.0.ipa · 311 KB Encrypted Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
January 11, 2021 — ★ 3.0 6 $0.99

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