MAKLUMAT KAEDAH LATTICE:

Dalam pendekatan ini, sebuah kisi pertama dibina, saiz disesuaikan dengan angka yang didarabkan. Gambarkan di atas adalah untukpendaraban 469 X 37

Sebelum darab sebenarnya boleh bermula, garis harus ditarik menyerong (lihat rajah), membahagi dua setiap kotak.

Pendaraban melibatkan tiga langkah utama iaitu mendarab, membawa dan tambah. Sekarang kita mengira hasil darab untuk setiap kotak. Kotak di barisan pertama atas akan melakukan aktiviti pendaraban 9 X 3, 6 X 3 dan 4 X 3. Kotak di barisan kedua bawah akan melakukan aktiviti pendaraban 9 X 7, 6 X 7 dan 4 X 7. Masukkan hasil jawapan ke dalam kotak yang telah dibahagi dua secara menyerong. Sekiranya hasil darab kurang daripada 10, maka nombor sifar (0) akan di masukkan terlebih dahulu diikuti nombor jawapan.

Sekarang kita siap untuk mengira nombor dari hasil darab. Dimulai di bahagian bawah penjuru kanan bawah sel (3)- warna pink. Nombor ini dihalang oleh sudut kisi dan menyerong pertama. Kerana ini adalah satu-satunya nombor di bawah ini menyerong, bilangan pertama adalah 3. Jumlah ditempatkan disepanjang bahagian bawah kisi di bawah lajur paling kanan.

Selanjutnya kita menjumlahkan nombor menyerong dahulu (warna biru) dan seterusnya yang lebih menyerong(warna jingga, hijau dan kuning). 2 + 6 + 7 = 15. 5 di tempatkan tepat di bawah bahagian bawah kisi dan membawa 1 kepada jumlah menyerong kumpulan sebelah kiri.

Tambahkan setiap nombor yang berada pada garisan menyerong. Produk akhir

adalah terdiri daripada nombor di luar kisi yang dikira. Kita membaca nombor di sisi kiri dan kemudian ke arah kanan di bawah untuk menghasilkan jawapan akhir:17353.
http://chekguisza.blogspot.com/2010/01/mathemathics-multiplication-memahami.html

Lattice Multiplication
Lattice multiplication is a predecessor of a more compact long multiplication scheme. It was introduced in Europe in 1202 by Leonardo Fibonacci in his Liber Abaci. The method is so called because it requires a rectangular lattice with one of the diagonals drawn:

Each cell of the lattice is split by the diagonal into two parts used to house a 1- or 2-digit number. The number in the cell is the product of two digits, one placed above the cell, the other to its right. For example, this is a one cell lattice that shows the product 87:

A bigger lattice may represent larger numbers. For example, the lattice below is made to help calculate 1245763857:

The 6 digits of 124576 are placed over six vertical columns, the 4 digits of 3857 generate four rows, and each cell holds the product of the corresponding digits of the two multiplicands. Note that the diagonals split the lattice into (diagonal) bands:

The algorithm requires to compute the sums of all the digits in a band and place the result next to the lattice, to the left or below the bottom, as the case may be. The product 1245763857 leads to the following diagram:

The sums are thought of as being ordered around the lattice, first from the top to the bottom and then left to right. Naturally, it may happen that some of these sum are 2-digit numbers, as in the diagram. If all the sums are single digit numbers, the product of the two multiplicands can be read right away by following the sums around the lattice counterclockwise:

which tells us that the product 71223 = 16376. However, the 2-digit sums cause a complication which is resolved by carrying their first digit to the previous band and adding it to what remains there of the sum placed there previously. So that, for example, for the product 1245763857, we'll have

In a simpler case, of say, 4566257, the lattice is

and adding the carry yields a one digit number in every cell:

so that the product can be read immediately: 4566257 = 1173462. In the case of 1245763857, the third intermediate sum 2 + 8 = 10 takes two digits leading to an additional carry of 1 which is added to the preceding sum 1 + 6 making it 1 + 6 + 1 = 8. This settles the matter giving 1245763857 = 480489632. The applet below offers an interactive version of the lattice multiplication. The two multiplicands appear in blue. There digits can be changed by dragging the cursor a little off center of each. The digits can change autonomously so that each will cycle through the values 1, 2, 3, ..., 0, or be made (the default) a part of the integer string so that, for example, if a digit changes from 9 to 0 its neighbor to the left accepts the carry of 1. The length of the multiplicands is controlled by the Initial number of digits spin, but also may change as the number itself changes.
http://www.cut-the-knot.org/Curriculum/Arithmetic/LatticeMultiplication.shtml