Table of 214

Introduction

214 is not just any ordinary number, it holds a significant place in the number system. It stands proud as "Two Hundred Fourteen" and is the gateway to the number 215 and the stepping stone from 213. This natural number finds its roots in the hundreds, making its mark as the fourteenth smallest number following 200. When it comes to mathematical operations, 214 shines as a natural number that is capable of generating other natural numbers through multiplication with other natural numbers. The beauty of the number system lies in the endless possibilities that arise from the interaction of natural numbers like 214.

This Story also Contains

1. Introduction
2. More information about 214
3. Table of 214
4. Examples

1. More information about 214

All the numbers starting from 1, like 1 2 3, are natural numbers. Therefore, 214 is also a natural number.

A number is said to be a prime number if it cannot be divided by numbers other than 1 and itself. Since 214 can be divided by numbers other than 1 and 214 itself, it is not a prime number.

A number is called a palindromic number if it looks and means the same from either side. Since 214 from the other side is only 412, it is not a palindromic number. An example of a palindromic number is 202, which on the other side is 202, which is the same.

In roman numerals, 214 is written as CCXIV. It can be divided by the numbers 2 and 107 only.

2. Table of 214

On adding 214 over and over again, we will get the table of 214.

\begin{array}{ll}

\hline 214 \times 1=214 & 214 \\

\hline 214 \times 2=428 & 214+214=428 \\

\hline 214 \times 3=642 & 214+214+214=642 \\

\hline 214 \times 4=856 & 214+214+214+214=856 \\

\hline 214 \times 5=1070 & 214+214+214+214+214=1070 \\

\hline 214 \times 6=1284 & 214+214+214+214+214+214=1284 \\

\hline 214 \times 7=1498 & 214+214+214+214+214+214+214=1498 \\

\hline 214 \times 8=1712 & 214+214+214+214+214+214+214+214=1712 \\

\hline 214 \times 9=1926 & 214+214+214+214+214+214+214+214+214=1926 \\

\hline 214 \times 10=2140 & 214+214+214+214+214+214+214+214+214+214=2140 \\

\hline

\end{array}

Above is the table of 214 shown with respect to the addition of 214 multiple times.

\begin{array}{|lllll|}

\hline 214 & \times & 1 & = & 214 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 2 & = & 428 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 3 & = & 642 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 4 & = & 856 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 5 & = & 1070 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 6 & = & 1284 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 7 & = & 1498 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 8 & = & 1712 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 9 & = & 1926 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 10 & = & 2140 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 11 & = & 2354 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 12 & = & 2568 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 13 & = & 2782 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 14 & = & 2996 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 15 & = & 3210 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 16 & = & 3424 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 17 & = & 3638 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 18 & = & 3852 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 19 & = & 4066 \\

\hline 214 & \times & 20 & = & 4280 \\

\hline

\end{array}

3. Examples

Q1. A man eats six eggs per day. How many eggs will he eat in 214 days?

Ans: Number of eggs in 1 day = 6

Number of eggs in 214 days

\\ 214 \times 6 = 1284

Therefore, he will eat a total of 1284 eggs in 214 days.

Q2. If a company pays Rs 214 for 1 day, how much will it pay for 10 days?

Ans: Money in 1 day = 214

Money in 10 days

\\214 \times 10 = 2140

Q3. How much is 214 times 214?

Ans: \\214 \times 214 = 45796

Q4. If the distance from A to B is 214 and B to C is also 214 then what is the distance between A to C?

Ans: \\ A \to B = 214

\\ B\to C = 214

\\ A \to C = 2 \times A\to B

\\ A\to C = 2 \times 214 = 428

Q5. If 1 box of toffees contains 214 toffees, how many toffees 5 boxes will have?

Ans: Toffees in 1 box = 214

Toffees in 5 boxes

\\ 214 \times 5 = 1070