Table of 255

Table of 255

Edited By Team Careers360 | Updated on Aug 05, 2023 10:42 AM IST

Introduction.

As you know, there are four basic mathematical operations. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. These are needed even for daily life activities. There are even many jobs in our society that always make use of multiplication like banking, accounting, business, financing, etc. Even architects and engineers use multiplication in the calculation for various construction purposes.

This Story also Contains
  1. Introduction.
  2. Table of contents :
  3. Multiplication:
  4. Why do we need multiplication tables?
  5. Table of 255:

Table of contents :

  1. Multiplication.

  2. Why do we need multiplication tables?

  3. Table of 255.

  4. Faqs.

Multiplication:

Multiplication means repeated addition. So a number is repeatedly added multiple times. The product of 2 and 3 means 2 is added 3 times. Instead of adding numerous times, you can just multiply those numbers. Here, the number that needs to be multiplied is 'multiplicand' and the number with which we multiply is called 'multiplier'. The result thus we obtain is the 'product'. The multiplicand and multiplier are interchangeable, and thus the answer would be the same irrespective of their arrangement. Some important points about multiplication and multiplication table are given below :

  • If any number is multiplied by zero, the answer will always be zero.

  • Any number multiplied by one is always the same number.

  • The order of numbers does not matter in multiplication.

  • If you want to multiply a number by 10, then just add a 'zero' at the end of the number. It is so easy!

Why do we need multiplication tables?

Multiplication is a basic mathematical operation. There is a need to multiply two or more numbers, multiplication tables will be so helpful. It's like a crucial tool as we use it in our daily lives. It is so beneficial because it allows you to calculate large numbers within a short period. They are so convenient to employ as it shows the product of a number with consecutive natural numbers usually 1-10. This important mathematical idea assists in the quick computation of numerals and also serves as an effective way to remember.

Table of 255:

255

×

1

=

255

255

×

2

=

510

255

×

3

=

765

255

×

4

=

1020

255

×

5

=

1275

255

×

6

=

1530

255

×

7

=

1785

255

×

8

=

1800

255

×

9

=

2040

255

×

10

=

2550


255

x

1

=

255

255

255

x

2

=

510

255+255

255

x

3

=

765

255+255+255

255

x

4

=

1020

255+255+255+255

255

x

5

=

1275

255+255+255+255+255

255

x

6

=

1530

255+255+255+255+255+255

255

x

7

=

1785

255+255+255+255+255+255+255

255

x

8

=

1800

255+255+255+255+255+255+255+255

255

x

9

=

2040

255+255+255+255+255+255+255+255+255

255

x

10

=

2550

255+255+255+255+255+255+255+255+255+255

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the product of 255 and 12?

When we multiply 255 and 12,

         255\times12=3060

         255×12=3060.

         The answer is 3060.

2. If Justin decides to eat 4 oranges per day for 255 days as a part of their diet, how many oranges will he consume in total?

 Number of oranges Justin will eat per day = 4 

         Number of days he will eat = 255 

         So the total number of oranges = 255\times4=1020 

         255×4=1020 oranges. 

3. Melissa has 255 lessons to revise for her university exam. If she decides to revise every lesson within 3 hours, how many hours should she study in total? And so how many days?

Number of lessons Melissa has to revise = 255 

         Time given for each lesson = 3 hours 

         So total time she would take = 

         255\times3=765 

         225×3=765 hours. 

         Now, one day has 24 hours. So if she has to study  

         675 hours it would take \frac{765}{24}=32

         765÷24=32 complete days. 

4. What is the table of 256?

\begin{aligned}

&256\times1=256 \\

&256\times2=512\\

&256\times3=768 \\

&256\times4 =1024 \\

&256\times5 =1280 \\

&256\times6= 1536 \\

&256\times7 =1792 \\

&256\times8 =2048 \\

&256\times9 =2304 \\

&256\times10=2560 \\

\end{aligned}


256

×


1

=

256

256

×


2

=

512

256

×


3

=

768

256

×


4

=

1024

256

×


5

=

1280

256

×


6

=

1536

256

×


7

=

1792

256

×


8

=

2048

256

×


9

=

2304

256

×


10

=

2560

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