Table of 260

The table of 260 helps us count big numbers by jumping in steps of 260. When we multiply 260 by 2, 3, or more, we get numbers like 520, 780, and 1040. It’s a helpful tool for quick calculations in maths and daily life. This table also teaches us how multiplication works with large numbers. Keep reading and saying it aloud, it becomes easy to remember.

Table of 260

Multiplication Table of 260

Multiplicand	Operation	Multiplier		Result
260	x	1	=	260
260	x	2	=	520
260	x	3	=	780
260	x	4	=	1040
260	x	5	=	1300
260	x	6	=	1560
260	x	7	=	1820
260	x	8	=	2080
260	x	9	=	2340
260	x	10	=	2600
260	x	11	=	2860
260	x	12	=	3120
260	x	13	=	3380
260	x	14	=	3640
260	x	15	=	3900
260	x	16	=	4160
260	x	17	=	4420
260	x	18	=	4680
260	x	19	=	4940
260	x	20	=	5200

 

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How do you read the multiplication table of 260?

260 times 1 equals 260
260 times 2 equals 520
260 times 3 equals 780
260 times 4 equals 1040
260 times 5 equals 1300
260 times 6 equals 1560
260 times 7 equals 1820
260 times 8 equals 2080
260 times 9 equals 2340
260 times 10 equals 2600
260 times 11 equals 2860
260 times 12 equals 3120
260 times 13 equals 3380
260 times 14 equals 3640
260 times 15 equals 3900
260 times 16 equals 4160
260 times 17 equals 4420
260 times 18 equals 4680
260 times 19 equals 4940
260 times 20 equals 5200

In Words

Two hundred sixty times one is two hundred sixty
Two hundred sixty times two is five hundred twenty
Two hundred sixty times three is seven hundred eighty
Two hundred sixty times four is one thousand forty
Two hundred sixty times five is one thousand three hundred
Two hundred sixty times six is one thousand five hundred sixty
Two hundred sixty times seven is one thousand eight hundred twenty
Two hundred sixty times eight is two thousand eighty
Two hundred sixty times nine is two thousand three hundred forty
Two hundred sixty times ten is two thousand six hundred
Two hundred sixty times eleven is two thousand eight hundred sixty
Two hundred sixty times twelve is three thousand one hundred twenty
Two hundred sixty times thirteen is three thousand three hundred eighty
Two hundred sixty times fourteen is three thousand six hundred forty
Two hundred sixty times fifteen is three thousand nine hundred
Two hundred sixty times sixteen is four thousand one hundred sixty
Two hundred sixty times seventeen is four thousand four hundred twenty
Two hundred sixty times eighteen is four thousand six hundred eighty
Two hundred sixty times nineteen is four thousand nine hundred forty
Two hundred sixty times twenty is five thousand two hundred

Addition + Addition = Multiplication

260 × 1 = 260
260 × 2 = 260 + 260 = 520
260 × 3 = 260 + 260 + 260 = 780
260 × 4 = 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 = 1040
260 × 5 = 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 = 1300
260 × 6 = 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 = 1560
260 × 7 = 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 = 1820
260 × 8 = 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 = 2080
260 × 9 = 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 = 2340
260 × 10 = 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 + 260 = 2600

Word Problems

1. A pencil costs ₹260. What is the cost of 5 pencils?
   Answer: ₹260 × 5 = ₹1300

2. A factory makes 260 parts per hour. How many in 8 hours?
   Answer: 260 × 8 = 2080 parts

3. A student saves ₹260 per month. How much in a year?
   Answer: ₹260 × 12 = ₹3120

4. There are 260 chairs in one hall. How many in 7 halls?
   Answer: 260 × 7 = 1820 chairs

5. A team needs 260 sheets for a project. How many for 10 projects?
   Answer: 260 × 10 = 2600 sheets

FAQs on Table of 260

1. What is the table of 260?
The multiplication table of 260 lists the results of multiplying 260 by natural numbers. This is useful for quick reference and calculations.
Here are the first 10 multiples:
260 × 1 = 260
260 × 2 = 520
260 × 3 = 780
260 × 4 = 1040
260 × 5 = 1300
260 × 6 = 1560
260 × 7 = 1820
260 × 8 = 2080
260 × 9 = 2340
260 × 10 = 2600

2. How many times does 260 equal 2340?
To find how many times 260 fits into 2340, divide 2340 by 260:
2340 ÷ 260 = 9
So, 260 must be multiplied 9 times to get 2340.
This means 260 × 9 = 2340.

3. What is 260 times 17?
Using the multiplication table of 260:
260 × 17 = 4420
Therefore, the value of 260 multiplied by 17 is 4420, which is the 17th multiple of 260.

4. What is 260 times 6 plus 8 minus 3?
First, calculate 260 × 6 = 1560
Now, add 8: 1560 + 8 = 1568
Then subtract 3: 1568 – 3 = 1565
So, the final result of 260 times 6 plus 8 minus 3 is 1565.