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The Pythagorean theorem states that

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If you're good at keeping numbers in your head (gets easier with practice), this method can be faster than other more conventional ways to do it.

For numbers of more digits and/or of different lengths (say a 3-digit by 5-digit number), there are more partial sums, but the idea stays the same. It can be helpful to add leading zeros to the short number to make the numbers the same length.

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