Table of 76

Tips to Memorise Table of 76

The 76 multiplication table shows the various product values that are produced when multiplying 76 by natural integers starting at 1. We can see how straightforward the computations are when multiplied by the appropriate integers.

• The desired result can be achieved using this technique by adding 76 to each subsequent step.

• By initially adding 76 once, we can get the first result. After that, adding 76 twice yields the second result, and so on for all subsequent results.

Tips to learn tables in a fun and learning way:

• Try this quick tip if you’re having trouble learning the table of 76:

1.  Create a table of seven.

2.  Write the table of six now.

3. To get your final answers, add the tens place now.

• The multiplication tables should be attempted to be memorised by practising them in writing until you have mastered them.

• We retain and are less likely to lose information rapidly after writing it down. It is memorised off-hand.

• If you keep a chart of the multiplication facts somewhere you usually sit, you can recall them fast.

• Our thoughts are affected by things that we are exposed to repeatedly.

Solved Examples:

Question 1. Daily, Aditya jogs two miles. Find out how many kilometres he jogs in 76 days using the 76-day chart. 

Solution. Every day, Aditya jogs two miles. Thus, 2 x 76 = 152 miles were covered in total after 76 days.

Question 2.What is the cost of ten pens if one costs Rs. 76? 

Solution. Provided,

One pen costs Rs. 76.

There are 10 pens.

10 pens cost  Rs.760.

Question 3. How many kilometres will Aditi pedal in 76 days if he cycles 6 kilometres in a day? 

Solution. Aditi rides 6 km every day as a solution.

In a single day, 6 x 1 Equals 6 km.

Then, 6 X 76 = 456km in 76 days.

In 76 days, Aditi will cycle 456 kilometres.

Question 4. Help resolve the given problem (76 x 3) + (76 x 5). 

Solution. We have the following from the table of 76:

76 x 3 = 228

76 x 5 = 380

Thus, (76 x 3) + (76 x 5) = 228 + 380 = 608.