Table of 10

Learning the Table of 10 helps students understand multiplication quickly because the pattern is easy to follow. When students practice the Table of 10, solving maths problems becomes faster and more accurate. A free Table of 10 PDF is also available for daily practice and quick revision.

Table of 10

 

Multiplication Table of 10

The multiplication table of 10 increases by 10 each time. When students learn the Table of 10, they understand number patterns better and can solve multiplication problems more easily in class and during homework.

Multiplicand	Operation	Multiplier		Result
10	x	1	=	10
10	x	2	=	20
10	x	3	=	30
10	x	4	=	40
10	x	5	=	50
10	x	6	=	60
10	x	7	=	70
10	x	8	=	80
10	x	9	=	90
10	x	10	=	100
10	x	11	=	110
10	x	12	=	120
10	x	13	=	130
10	x	14	=	140
10	x	15	=	150
10	x	16	=	160
10	x	17	=	170
10	x	18	=	180
10	x	19	=	190
10	x	20	=	200

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How do you read the multiplication table of 10?

Reading the Table of 10 becomes simple when you remember that every answer ends with a zero because you are multiplying by 10.

10 times 1 equals 10
10 times 2 equals 20
10 times 3 equals 30
10 times 4 equals 40
10 times 5 equals 50
10 times 6 equals 60
10 times 7 equals 70
10 times 8 equals 80
10 times 9 equals 90
10 times 10 equals 100
10 times 11 equals 110
10 times 12 equals 120
10 times 13 equals 130
10 times 14 equals 140
10 times 15 equals 150
10 times 16 equals 160
10 times 17 equals 170
10 times 18 equals 180
10 times 19 equals 190
10 times 20 equals 200

 

Table of 10 in Words:

The Table of 10 in words explains each multiplication result using simple sentences. This helps students better understand and remember the table.

Ten times one equals ten
Ten times two equals twenty
Ten times three equals thirty
Ten times four equals forty
Ten times five equals fifty
Ten times six equals sixty
Ten times seven equals seventy
Ten times eight equals eighty
Ten times nine equals ninety
Ten times ten equals one hundred
Ten times eleven equals one hundred ten
Ten times twelve equals one hundred twenty
Ten times thirteen equals one hundred thirty
Ten times fourteen equals one hundred forty
Ten times fifteen equals one hundred fifty
Ten times sixteen equals one hundred sixty
Ten times seventeen equals one hundred seventy
Ten times eighteen equals one hundred eighty
Ten times nineteen equals one hundred ninety
Ten times twenty equals two hundred

Table of 10 Using The Repeated Addition Method

The Table of 10 can also be shown using repeated addition. This helps learners understand that multiplication is quicker and easier than adding 10 again and again.

 

Solved Examples on Table of 10

1. Each box holds 10 pencils. How many pencils are in 6 boxes?
Answer: 10 × 6 = 60 pencils

2. A student scores 10 marks in each of 9 quizzes. What is the total score?
Answer: 10 × 9 = 90 marks

3. One bag weighs 10 kg. What is the total weight of 7 such bags?
Answer: 10 × 7 = 70 kg

4. A box has 10 chocolates. How many chocolates are there in 6 such boxes?
Answer: 10 × 6 = 60 chocolates

 

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