Table of 27

Table of 27

Edited By Team Careers360 | Updated on Aug 05, 2023 12:28 PM IST

Introduction

The number 27 (or twenty-eight) is a natural number that comes after 26 and before 28. It is a composite number which is not divisible by any of its numbers.

It is the septum vigesimal positional numeral system's radix (base). Only the positive integer 27 is three times its digit sum.

Table Of Content

Some definitions in maths
Factors of 27
Table of 27 in Word
Advantages of Learning Multiplication
Solved Example
Table of 27
Frequently Asked Questions – FAQs

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Introduction
Table Of Content
Some Definitions In Maths
Factors Of 27
Table Of 27 In Words
Advantages Of Learning Multiplication
Solved Examples
Table Of 27

Some Definitions In Maths

27 is a cube of 3 \begin{equation}3^3=3 \times 3 \times 3\end{equation}
It is the first composite number in decimal that cannot be divided by any of its digits.
Only the positive integer 27 is three times its digit sum.
The magic constant is 27 in a prime reciprocal magic square of the multiples of 1 / 7.
According to the Collatz conjecture, which is also known as the"\begin{equation}3 n+1\end{equation} conjecture," any number smaller than 27 requires more steps to reach 1 than any other number.
The sum of the numbers between and including \begin{equation}

2+3+4+5+6+7=27\end{equation}27 in decimal form.

The amount of prime numbers below 27 can be divided by 27.

Factors Of 27

The numbers that can divide 27 in two equally, or factors, are 28. 1, 3, 7, and 27 make up this list. The remainder will equal 0 when we divide 27 by any of its factors, and the quotient will be a natural number.

To determine the pair factors, multiply the two numbers in a pair to obtain the original number, 27, which are the following numbers.

Multiplication Number

Factor Pair

\begin{equation}

1 \times 27

\end{equation}

\begin{equation}

(1,27)

\end{equation}

\begin{equation}

3 \times 9

\end{equation}

\begin{equation}

(3,9)

\end{equation}

Table Of 27 In Words

1. Twenty-Eight times one equals to Twenty-seven

2. Twenty-Eight times two equals to Fifty-four

3. Twenty-Eight times three equals to Eighty-one

4. Twenty-Eight times four equals to One Hundred And eight

5. Twenty-Eight times five equals to One Hundred And thirty five

6. Twenty-Eight times six equals to One Hundred And Sixty- two

7. Twenty-Eight times seven equals to One Hundred And eighty - nine

8.Twenty-Eight times Eight equals to Two Hundred And sixteen

9. Twenty-Eight times Nine equals to Two Hundred And Forty-three

10.Twenty-Eight times Ten equals to Two Hundred And seventy

Advantages Of Learning Multiplication

Algebra, calculus, equations, and other types of mathematics all use multiplication as their primary tool.
By the end of the first grade, your child should be able to practise and comprehend multiplications up to and including 12. This will give them the confidence and math proficiency they need to tackle more challenging math topics.
Additionally, as they advance in their education, it helps kids become familiar with and confident in the lessons being taught to them.
Even though many of these approaches to teaching multiplication are now dated, understanding these foundational concepts in mathematics is still crucial today.