Table of 46

Tips to Memorize Table of 46

• The addition of 46 numerous times to arrive at the necessary multiple is shown in the following table. 
• Using this strategy, raise your old result by 46 to get the new one.

• Try to memorise the multiplication tables by practising them in writing up until you have mastered them. 
• After writing something down for a while, we retain it and don’t easily forget it. It is known off by heart. 
• You can quickly recall the multiplication tables if you post a chart of them somewhere you frequently sit. 
• Repeated exposure to something leaves an effect on our minds.
• With your friends, have some fun playing multiplication games. You can learn the tables while having fun if you do this.

Solved Examples:

Question 1. Kavya’s hourly wage is $18. What kind of payment will she receive for 46 hours of work? 

Solution: Kavya’s hourly wage is $18. Kavya earned a total of 18 x 46 = $828 after 46 hours, according to table 46.

Question 2. It costs Rs. 46 for a lunchbox. What would the price be for five of these lunch boxes? 

Solution: Considering that a lunch box costs 46 rupees. 

The cost of five lunch boxes is Rs. 46 x 5, or Rs. 230.

Question 3. What happens when you multiply 46 by 10 and add 20? 

Solution: 46 times 10 is equal to 460 Therefore, 46 × 10 + 20 equals to 480.

Hence the answer is 480 for this question.

Question 4. How many pages does Annie read in a week if she reads 46 pages daily? 

Solution: Annie reads 46 pages every day on average. 

Hence, 1 (day) x 46 (pages) = 46 (pages) 

There are seven days in a week overall. 

As a result, Annie reads 322 pages in a week, which is equal to 46 pages multiplied by 7 days. 

As a result, we may state that 46 X 7 equals 322. 

Therefore, Annie can finish a book of 322 pages in a week.