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I know I could've done better but I noticed that the 5 times table is so easy to learn. You could just write (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,etc..) And then write a zero next to it. Thats why i love 5 times tables and so does everyone else. Its because its so EASY to learn! (heres my actual solution.) First I used a "multiples of 5" chart. This helped me alot. I did one multiple of 5, double the number then how many tens are in the number. And saw that the tens is just like saying the ones times table. (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10.) Its never ending. This probably wont persuade mathameticains but i would persuade me!
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-Ava (CHPS)