9 Times table

Nine times table
Multiplier less one = 1st `N^o`
`9` minus 1st `N^o` = 2nd `N^o`

Take one from the other multiplier and this gives the first number. Take this first number away from nine and you have your second number. The first number and second number always add up to nine.

i.e.

`2times9` `:` `(2-1)=1` and `9 - 1=8` `2times9= 18`

`3times9` `:` `(3-1)=2 ` and `9 - 2=7` `3times9= 27`

`4times9` `:` `(4-1)=3 ` and `9 - 3=6` `4times9= 36`

`5times9` `:` `(5-1)=4` and `9 - 4=5` `5times9= 45`

`6times9` `:` `(6-1)=5` and `9 - 5=4` `6times9= 54`

`7times9` `:` `(7-1)=6` and `9 - 6=3` `7times9= 63`

`8times9` `:` `(8-1)=7` and `9 - 7=2` `8times9= 72`

`9times9` `:` `(9-1)=8` and `9 - 8=1` `9times9= 81`

`10times9` `:` `(10-1)=9` and `9 - 9=0` `10times9= 90`

`11times9` `:` `11times9=99` (multiplier 9 is repeated - see 11 times tables)

`12times9` `:` `10times9+9+9=90+9+9=108` (see 12 times tables)

NOTE:

1 and 8, 2 and 7, 3 and 6, 4 and 5, 5 and 4, 6 and 3, 7 and 2, 8 and 1, 9 and 0 all add up to nine

`e.g` `:` `2times9` `:` `2 - 1=1` and `9 - 1=8` `:` `2times9=18`

9 Times fingers

Put your hands out in front of you. If your fingers are numbered from one to ten, drop the finger number you're multiplying by `9` and read your hand.

(See how many fingers before and after the bent finger)

Here’s a visual way of doing the 9 times table.

Hold your hands out with palms on the desk and put a number next to each finger from left to right

Examples

Bend the second finger down, the number that is left of the bent finger will give you the first part of the number, then the amount of fingers to the right of the bent finger gives you the second part of the number, for 9x2 =18