Table of 73

Introduction

73 is the 21st prime and 8th twin prime number. Learning the 73 table makes various calculations easy.

Learning a table of 73 might be a little difficult for people and may appear as a cumbersome process. However, people who wish to excel in complicated mathematical problems need to learn these complicated tables to prove to be an added advantage. Table 73 is the additional table whose results are a reflection of the products of successive natural figures.

An example to illustrate the same is this, say 73 needs to be multiplied 6 times. This can be shown as 73+73+73+73+73+73=438. We know that 73 \times 6=438.

In this article, you will see Table 73 up to 20. You will be provided with the multiplication table’s chart so that it becomes easier for you to grab table 73 faster. You can also understand the method of creating tables through this article.

Times Table of 73

Times table basically represents that when a number is added to itself the number of times equal to the number we intend to multiply it to, the repeated addition yields the same result as multiplication. It is shown below in the table.

Solved Examples

1. Shyam purchased 2 cans of Fanta for 73 consecutive days. How many cans did he buy in total?
   Ans: Two are brought in a single day. Shyam buys the cans for 73 days. Therefore, Shyam bought 73\times 2=146 cans of Fanta in total.
   
   
   

2. 1 kg of Wheat costs 73 rupees. Ram brought 8 kgs of wheat for his house. How much did the wheat cost Ram?
   Ans: One kg of Wheat costs 73 rupees. Ram bought 8 kgs of the same. So, Wheat cost 73\times 8=584 rupees to Ram.
   
   

3. At work, Rashmi earns $73 per hour. How much will she earn if her working hours are 12?
   Ans: Rashmi’s working hours are 12 and she earns $73 per hour. Therefore, her total earnings are equal to 73\times 12=876. Thus Rashmi earns $876 in 12 hours.
   
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4. Khushi is a hardworking girl who makes 73 toys in a day. She got a consignment to make toys for 6 days. How many toys will Khushi make?
   Ans: Khushi makes 73 toys in a day. She needs to make toys for 6 days for a consignment. Thus, Khushi will make 73\times 6=438 toys in total.
   
   73 × 6 = 438

5. A pen costs INR 6 each. A teacher wants to distribute a pen to each of 73 students in a class? What will be the total expense of the pens?

Ans: The teacher has to buy 73 pens and each pen costs INR 6.

So, the cost of 73 pens will be 73 multiplied by 6. Now, use multiplication table of 73 to find what 73 times 6 gives.

We obtain

73 × 6 = 438

Therefore, the total expense of the pens will be INR 438.