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Pitxbullxgirl

Multiply the number in the tens place of the bottom number by the number in hundreds place of the top number. Multiply 3 times 7 to equal 21. Add the 1 you carried to equal 22. You don't need to carry the 2 in 22, as there are no more numbers to multiply on this line, so you can just write it down next to the 6.

YesMan

Multiplying is like adding over and over again. An example would be 2x3. we can show this as 2+2+2, which would be 6. So 2x3=6. I hope that makes sense. :)