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166 Arrow-Puffin-3_Semester-1 MathsNow put it together as shown.The meeting points should be noted. In ten place, the number of meeting points is 3. In ones place, the number of meeting points is 6. Therefore, there are 36 meeting points.This shows 12 %u00d7 3 = 36. You can try with different multiplication equations.tens placeones placeExplore multiplying two mirror-image numbers, like 12 and 21, or 23 and 32. What do you notice about the products?Let%u2019s Explore Experiential LearningTeacher%u2019s NoteReinforce the understanding of multiplication as repeated addition and demonstrate how estimation can be a powerful tool in quickly determining the approximate product of larger numbers.Knowing how to multiply helps you to calculate the total without having to add repeatedly. Multiply your potentials, as they are your seeds of greatness.Values for Life Life Skills and ValuesCells are the smallest unit of our body. It always multiplies.Let's Connect Cross-Curriculum Connect