PR-6102UK Investigating Number Patterns 3
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The 99 Times Table<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8<br />
AC C % ÷<br />
7 8 9 x<br />
4 5 6 –<br />
1 2 3 =<br />
0 . +<br />
2 You have discovered patterns in the table of 9.<br />
You can also see patterns in the table of 99.<br />
a What do you notice about the units, tens and hundreds?<br />
1 Complete the 99<br />
times table.<br />
b What happens when you add the digits in the answer?<br />
1 x 99 = 99<br />
2 x 99 =<br />
3 x 99 =<br />
4 x 99 =<br />
5 x 99 =<br />
6 x 99 =<br />
7 x 99 =<br />
8 x 99 =<br />
9 x 99 =<br />
10 x 99 =<br />
11 x 99 =<br />
12 x 99 =<br />
13 x 99 =<br />
14 x 99 =<br />
15 x 99 =<br />
16 x 99 =<br />
17 x 99 =<br />
18 x 99 =<br />
19 x 99 =<br />
20 x 99 =<br />
21 x 99 =<br />
198<br />
297<br />
3 Try to write a rule to determine whether a number<br />
is divisible by nine without leaving a remainder. Share<br />
and discuss your ideas with a friend.<br />
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