Multiples of 10 — Obvious.
Example
902 = 92 × 100 = 8100
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Learn a small, ordered group at a time, type every answer from memory, and revisit learned squares after a delay. Calculation patterns help when an answer is not yet automatic.
No. memStep breaks the deck into related groups and moves on only after each number has been recalled correctly twice.
Yes. Starting creates a private access link for your progress. You can optionally attach an email address for recovery.
Start with the first small group. Your progress is saved automatically as you learn.