Table of 54

54 multiplied with any given number derives the 54 times table. The multiplication table of 54 can be computed by repeated addition of the multiples. For example, 54 times 3 can be calculated as 54+54+54, equal to 162, which is eventually 54×3. All multiples of 54 are even numbers. 

Table of 54 up to 10

Table of 54 up to 20

Tips to Memorise Table of 54

• To memorise the table of 54 easily, one must regularly practice the table by effective recitation. 
• One other way of memorising the table is by writing down the multiplication table of 54 from 1 to 20, like 54 times two is 108, 54 times three is 162 and 54 times four is 216 and so on. 
• The easy way of remembering the table is repetitive addition. We add the same number repeatedly to the last number to get the next multiple. For instance, 54 + 54 = 108, which gives us 54 times 2, now we add 54 + 108 = 162, and this gives 54 times 3. 

Solved Examples

1. If Sean bakes 7 doughnuts in a day. How many doughnuts will he bake in 54 days?

Solution:

Sean bakes 7 doughnuts in a day. Therefore, using the table of 54, The total number of doughnuts that Sean will bake in 54 days is 7 x 54 = 378. 

2. A pit can carry 54 oranges. Calculate the total number of oranges in 15 such pits.

Solution:

Number of oranges in 1 pit = 54.

The number of oranges in 20 such pits = 54 x 20.

Therefore, the total number of oranges in 20 pits is 1080.

3. How much is 11 less than the 17th multiple of 54?

Solution:

Using the multiplication table of 54, 

The 17th multiple of 54 is 918. 

Now, 11 less than the 17th multiple of 54 is given as 918 – 11, which is equal to 907.

4. Sameera jogs about 5 kilometres every day. Calculate the total distance travelled in kilometres if she goes for a jog every day for 54 days, using the multiplication table.

Solution:

The distance covered in one day is 5km. 

Using the multiplication table, the total distance covered can be given as 5 x 54.

Therefore the total distance covered in 54 days is 270 km.