Multiplication Table of 10

Multiplication is a key part of maths that we use every day. It helps us understand numbers and solve problems. One of the first steps in learning multiplication is getting to know the multiplication tables. In this article, we focus on the multiplication table of 10. Knowing this table well can make maths much easier and more fun.

Multiplication is just adding a number to itself a certain number of times. For example, when we multiply 10 by 7 (written as 10x7), it's the same as adding 10 seven times, which equals 63. The multiplication table of 10 is a list of results we get when we multiply 10 by other numbers.

Learning the table of 10 is important because it's one of the basic building blocks of maths. Once you know it well, other parts of maths, like division and more complex multiplication, become much easier. It's like learning the alphabet before you start making words and sentences.

For an introduction to tables, read our guide to tables from 1 to 20.

What are Multiplication Tables?

Multiplication tables are lists of numbers. They show you the results when you multiply numbers together. Think of them as a shortcut for doing lots of multiplication problems.

A multiplication table is like a big chart. It helps you find the answers to multiplication problems quickly. The most common one is the table that goes up to 10 (though the table below goes up to 100). For example, the multiplication table of 10 looks like this:

• 10 times 1 is 10
• 10 times 2 is 20
• 10 times 3 is 30
• ... and so on, up to 10 times 10 is 100.

Multiplication tables are very useful. They help you solve maths problems faster. When you know them well, you can do harder maths more easily. This is why many people try to remember all the tables up to 10 or even higher. It's like having a maths tool in your brain, ready to use whenever you need it.

Table of 10

When multiplying any two numbers, the number being multiplied (i.e. 10 in this case) is called the multiplicand, whereas the number of times it is to be multiplied is the multiplier. The answer to multiplying these two numbers is known as the product. For example, if we are evaluating 10 times 5, 10 is the multiplicand, 5 is the multiplier, and the product is 50.

Below is the table of 10, with multipliers up to 100.

10	x	1	=	10
10	x	2	=	20
10	x	3	=	30
10	x	4	=	40
10	x	5	=	50
10	x	6	=	60
10	x	7	=	70
10	x	8	=	80
10	x	9	=	90
10	x	10	=	100
10	x	11	=	110
10	x	12	=	120
10	x	13	=	130
10	x	14	=	140
10	x	15	=	150
10	x	16	=	160
10	x	17	=	170
10	x	18	=	180
10	x	19	=	190
10	x	20	=	200
10	x	21	=	210
10	x	22	=	220
10	x	23	=	230
10	x	24	=	240
10	x	25	=	250
10	x	26	=	260
10	x	27	=	270
10	x	28	=	280
10	x	29	=	290
10	x	30	=	300
10	x	31	=	310
10	x	32	=	320
10	x	33	=	330
10	x	34	=	340
10	x	35	=	350
10	x	36	=	360
10	x	37	=	370
10	x	38	=	380
10	x	39	=	390
10	x	40	=	400
10	x	41	=	410
10	x	42	=	420
10	x	43	=	430
10	x	44	=	440
10	x	45	=	450
10	x	46	=	460
10	x	47	=	470
10	x	48	=	480
10	x	49	=	490
10	x	50	=	500
10	x	51	=	510
10	x	52	=	520
10	x	53	=	530
10	x	54	=	540
10	x	55	=	550
10	x	56	=	560
10	x	57	=	570
10	x	58	=	580
10	x	59	=	590
10	x	60	=	600
10	x	61	=	610
10	x	62	=	620
10	x	63	=	630
10	x	64	=	640
10	x	65	=	650
10	x	66	=	660
10	x	67	=	670
10	x	68	=	680
10	x	69	=	690
10	x	70	=	700
10	x	71	=	710
10	x	72	=	720
10	x	73	=	730
10	x	74	=	740
10	x	75	=	750
10	x	76	=	760
10	x	77	=	770
10	x	78	=	780
10	x	79	=	790
10	x	80	=	800
10	x	81	=	810
10	x	82	=	820
10	x	83	=	830
10	x	84	=	840
10	x	85	=	850
10	x	86	=	860
10	x	87	=	870
10	x	88	=	880
10	x	89	=	890
10	x	90	=	900
10	x	91	=	910
10	x	92	=	920
10	x	93	=	930
10	x	94	=	940
10	x	95	=	950
10	x	96	=	960
10	x	97	=	970
10	x	98	=	980
10	x	99	=	990
10	x	100	=	1000

Table of 10 Quiz Questions

Here are some questions to test your knowledge of the table of 10:

1. What is 10 times 6?
2. What is 10 times 27?
3. What is 10 times 28?
4. What is 10 times 41?
5. What is 10 times 45?
6. What is 10 times 53?
7. What is 10 times 55?
8. What is 10 times 88?
9. What is 10 times 94?
10. What is 10 times 99?

Attempt the above questions, and check your answers below:

1. 60
2. 270
3. 280
4. 410
5. 450
6. 530
7. 550
8. 880
9. 940
10. 990

Table of 10 Word Problems

Here are some word problems which will test your multiplication skills for the table of 10:

1. A classroom has 10 tables. If each table can seat 4 students, how many students can be seated in the classroom?
2. Sarah is baking cookies. She puts 10 cookies on each tray and has 5 trays. How many cookies does she bake in total?
3. A book club has 10 members, and each member reads 12 books a year. How many books do they read in total each year?
4. A fruit seller has 6 baskets of oranges, and each basket contains 10 oranges. How many oranges are there in total?
5. A group of volunteers plants 10 trees in each row of a new park. If they plant 8 rows, how many trees do they plant in total?

Take your time to answer these questions without using a calculator. Once you're done, check your answers below.

1. 40 students
2. 50 cookies
3. 120 books
4. 60 oranges
5. 80 trees

More Multiplication Tables

Table of 2
Table of 3
Table of 4
Table of 5
Table of 6
Table of 7
Table of 8
Table of 9
Table of 11
Table of 12
Table of 13
Table of 14
Table of 15
Table of 16
Table of 17
Table of 18
Table of 19
Table of 20