Table of 83

The Table of 83 is a great way to feel more comfortable handling larger numbers and improve your multiplication skills.An initial glance at the number 83 may seem large, but with practice, you will find a distinct and simple pattern which you will find easy to understand.

This table is useful in everyday life. For example, you may have 83 chairs in a row of a large hall and you have 6 rows. Instead of adding 83 in each row 6 times, you can quickly find the total number of chairs by 83 × 6 (83 × 6 = 498).

Once the table of 83 has been memorized, you will not only be quicker in working out maths calculations, but you will also improve your ability to perform maths in your head. This will be an important skill to help you when doing school work, in examinations or anywhere you need to do maths quickly and accurately.

Table of 83

Multiplication Table of 83

Multiplicand	Operation	Multiplier	Result
83	x	1	=	83
83	x	2	=	166
83	x	3	=	249
83	x	4	=	332
83	x	5	=	415
83	x	6	=	498
83	x	7	=	581
83	x	8	=	664
83	x	9	=	747
83	x	10	=	830
83	x	11	=	913
83	x	12	=	996
83	x	13	=	1079
83	x	14	=	1162
83	x	15	=	1245
83	x	16	=	1328
83	x	17	=	1411
83	x	18	=	1494
83	x	19	=	1577
83	x	20	=	1660

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How do you read the multiplication table of 83?

83 times 1 equals 83
83 times 2 equals 166
83 times 3 equals 249
83 times 4 equals 332
83 times 5 equals 415
83 times 6 equals 498
83 times 7 equals 581
83 times 8 equals 664
83 times 9 equals 747
83 times 10 equals 830
83 times 11 equals 913
83 times 12 equals 996
83 times 13 equals 1079
83 times 14 equals 1162
83 times 15 equals 1245
83 times 16 equals 1328
83 times 17 equals 1411
83 times 18 equals 1494
83 times 19 equals 1577
83 times 20 equals 1660

In words:
Eighty-three times one equals eighty-three
Eighty-three times two equals one hundred sixty-six
Eighty-three times three equals two hundred forty-nine
Eighty-three times four equals three hundred thirty-two
Eighty-three times five equals four hundred fifteen
Eighty-three times six equals four hundred ninety-eight
Eighty-three times seven equals five hundred eighty-one
Eighty-three times eight equals six hundred sixty-four
Eighty-three times nine equals seven hundred forty-seven
Eighty-three times ten equals eight hundred thirty
Eighty-three times eleven equals nine hundred thirteen
Eighty-three times twelve equals nine hundred ninety-six
Eighty-three times thirteen equals one thousand seventy-nine
Eighty-three times fourteen equals one thousand one hundred sixty-two
Eighty-three times fifteen equals one thousand two hundred forty-five
Eighty-three times sixteen equals one thousand three hundred twenty-eight
Eighty-three times seventeen equals one thousand four hundred eleven
Eighty-three times eighteen equals one thousand four hundred ninety-four
Eighty-three times nineteen equals one thousand five hundred seventy-seven
Eighty-three times twenty equals one thousand six hundred sixty

Addition + Addition = Multiplication

83 × 1 = 83
83 × 2 = 83 + 83 = 166
83 × 3 = 83 + 83 + 83 = 249
83 × 4 = 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 = 332
83 × 5 = 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 = 415
83 × 6 = 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 = 498
83 × 7 = 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 = 581
83 × 8 = 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 = 664
83 × 9 = 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 = 747
83 × 10 = 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 + 83 = 830

Word Problems:

A machine produces 83 parts every hour. How many parts will it produce in 12 hours?
Answer: 83 × 12 = 996 parts
A cyclist covers 83 kilometers in one day. How far will they travel in 9 days?
Answer: 83 × 9 = 747 kilometers
A school has 83 chairs in each classroom. How many chairs are there in 15 classrooms?
Answer: 83 × 15 = 1245 chairs
A library receives 83 books every week. How many books will it receive in 14 weeks?
Answer: 83 × 14 = 1162 books
A company hires 83 new employees per office. How many employees are there in 20 offices?
Answer: 83 × 20 = 1660 employees