The 1x1 Game

[Mr Jes]

Alrighty, here's how this game works. I start off by saying 1x1=1 then the next poster will say 2x2=4 and so on. How long can you go without using a calculator, lets find out shall we? dramallama

1x1=1  

[Taeryyn]

2x2=4  

[SuchSweetSadism]

4x4=16.


But how will we ever know?


Honor system? D:  

[Mr Jes]

4x4=16
5x5=25

@SuchSweetSadism: I think you mean 3x3=9, but no biggie. Let's continue...

And yeah, honor system. ninja  

[Kusaragi]

6x6=36

I can only imagine how big we can get this... Can we do it with long multiplication? (On pad and paper?)  

[Mr Jes]

Kusaragi

6x6=36

I can only imagine how big we can get this... Can we do it with long multiplication? (On pad and paper?)

7x7=49

As long as it follows the general format, sure.  

[Kusaragi]

8x8=64

and the x8's were always my least favored.  

[Mr Jes]

9x9=81

Always loved the x9's. One of the easiest to solve. lol  

[YunieCookie]

10 x 10 = 100

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(super-easy one, lol)  

[Mr Jes]

11x11=121

Another super-easy one. xd  

[Taeryyn]

12x12= 144

(My math is so rusty, I'm ashamed.)  

[SuchSweetSadism]

13 x 13


169


Ah I wasn't sure as I thought we were using the sums from the example. Then again at a rate like that it'd go exponentially.


Yeah mine is pretty rusty too. But recently got into brain quest ds so I hope it sharpens me up.  

[Mr Jes]

You people should be ashamed. talk2hand

14x14

*Types into Calculator*

196. ninja  

[Taeryyn]

Although I admit I wrote this down on paper, I did not use a calculator.

15x15 =225  

[Mr Jes]

16x16=256