Table of 8

The 8 multiplication tables show what happens when you multiply 8 by another entire number. Studying the 8 tables helps kids improve their learning capacity, a transportable talent that will be useful to them both in and beyond school. Children who comprehend the table of eight typically have greater confidence in their mathematical abilities. 

Table of 8:

8×1=8

8×2=16

8×3=24

8×4=32

8×5=40

8×6=48

8×7=56

8×8=64

8×9=72

8×10=80

Tips on how to remember the table of 8:

The tips on how to remember the table of 8 are:

• There are no laws for the number 8 that enable memorising its times table of 8 simple, yet there is a structure for each of the 5 multiple copies of 8. 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80.

• After the last number of such multiple sets constantly repeats, learners can memorise these numbers to aid them in learning the eight multiplication tables.

Solved examples:

1. While taking the help of the table of 8, find out the value of 8 times 8 minus 8 times 5.

Answer:

So the 1st step is to find out the multiplication value taking the help of the table.

So 8 times 8 is equal to 64 and 8 times 5 is equal to 40.

On subtracting both the values we get our answer which will be 

64-40 = 24.

2. Find out the value of 8 times 5 and 8 times 9 and add them and subtract with 8 times 3. All the multiplications should be done using the help of the table.

Answer:

So the 1st step will be to take help of the table and find out the values of multiplication.

So 8 times 5 will be 40 

8 times 9 will be 72 and

8 times 3 will be 24

So,

40+72 -24 will be equal to 88.

3. Find out the value of 8 times 6 with the help of the table.of 8.

Answer:

Using the table of 8, 

8 times 8 will be equal to 64.