Multiplication Table of 131 to 140 – Learn Math Table

Here are the multiplication tables from 131 to 140 in table form, along with detailed explanations:

Table of 131

131	Explanation
131	131 × 1 = 131
262	131 × 2 = 262
393	131 × 3 = 393
524	131 × 4 = 524
655	131 × 5 = 655
786	131 × 6 = 786
917	131 × 7 = 917
1048	131 × 8 = 1048
1179	131 × 9 = 1179
1310	131 × 10 = 1310

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Begin with 131 and multiply by 1 through 10.
• Addition of 131: Each result is achieved by adding 131 to the previous total.
• Example: 131 × 1 = 131, then add 131 to get 262 (131 × 2), continuing this pattern until 1310.

Table of 132

132	Explanation
132	132 × 1 = 132
264	132 × 2 = 264
396	132 × 3 = 396
528	132 × 4 = 528
660	132 × 5 = 660
792	132 × 6 = 792
924	132 × 7 = 924
1056	132 × 8 = 1056
1188	132 × 9 = 1188
1320	132 × 10 = 1320

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Start with 132 and multiply by numbers 1 to 10.
• Addition of 132: Each new result adds 132 to the previous one.
• Example: 132 × 1 = 132, then add 132 to get 264 (132 × 2), continuing this pattern until 1320.

Table of 133

133	Explanation
133	133 × 1 = 133
266	133 × 2 = 266
399	133 × 3 = 399
532	133 × 4 = 532
665	133 × 5 = 665
798	133 × 6 = 798
931	133 × 7 = 931
1064	133 × 8 = 1064
1197	133 × 9 = 1197
1330	133 × 10 = 1330

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Start with 133 and multiply by numbers from 1 to 10.
• Addition of 133: Each new number is found by adding 133 to the previous result.
• Example: 133 × 1 = 133, then add 133 to get 266 (133 × 2), continuing this pattern until 1330.

Table of 134

134	Explanation
134	134 × 1 = 134
268	134 × 2 = 268
402	134 × 3 = 402
536	134 × 4 = 536
670	134 × 5 = 670
804	134 × 6 = 804
938	134 × 7 = 938
1072	134 × 8 = 1072
1206	134 × 9 = 1206
1340	134 × 10 = 1340

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Start with 134 and multiply by numbers from 1 to 10.
• Addition of 134: Each subsequent result is the previous total plus 134.
• Example: 134 × 1 = 134, then add 134 to get 268 (134 × 2), and continue until 1340.

Table of 135

135	Explanation
135	135 × 1 = 135
270	135 × 2 = 270
405	135 × 3 = 405
540	135 × 4 = 540
675	135 × 5 = 675
810	135 × 6 = 810
945	135 × 7 = 945
1080	135 × 8 = 1080
1215	135 × 9 = 1215
1350	135 × 10 = 1350

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Begin with 135 and multiply by 1 through 10.
• Addition of 135: Each result is obtained by adding 135 to the previous one.
• Example: 135 × 1 = 135, then add 135 to get 270 (135 × 2), continuing this pattern until 1350.

Summary of the Patterns

• Base Number: Each table starts with its respective base number (131 to 135).
• Addition: Each subsequent result is the base number added to the previous total.
• Multiples of 10: The final row in each table ends with a zero, representing the base number multiplied by 10.

Here are the multiplication tables from 136 to 140 along with detailed explanations:

Table of 136

136	Explanation
136	136 × 1 = 136
272	136 × 2 = 272
408	136 × 3 = 408
544	136 × 4 = 544
680	136 × 5 = 680
816	136 × 6 = 816
952	136 × 7 = 952
1088	136 × 8 = 1088
1224	136 × 9 = 1224
1360	136 × 10 = 1360

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Start with 136 and multiply it by numbers 1 to 10.
• Addition of 136: Each new result is the previous result plus 136.
• Example: 136 × 1 = 136, then add 136 to get 272 (136 × 2), continuing this pattern until 1360.

Table of 137

137	Explanation
137	137 × 1 = 137
274	137 × 2 = 274
411	137 × 3 = 411
548	137 × 4 = 548
685	137 × 5 = 685
822	137 × 6 = 822
959	137 × 7 = 959
1096	137 × 8 = 1096
1233	137 × 9 = 1233
1370	137 × 10 = 1370

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Start with 137 and multiply by numbers 1 to 10.
• Addition of 137: Each new result adds 137 to the previous one.
• Example: 137 × 1 = 137, then add 137 to get 274 (137 × 2), continuing this pattern until 1370.

Table of 138

138	Explanation
138	138 × 1 = 138
276	138 × 2 = 276
414	138 × 3 = 414
552	138 × 4 = 552
690	138 × 5 = 690
828	138 × 6 = 828
966	138 × 7 = 966
1104	138 × 8 = 1104
1242	138 × 9 = 1242
1380	138 × 10 = 1380

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Begin with 138 and multiply by 1 through 10.
• Addition of 138: Each new result is obtained by adding 138 to the previous total.
• Example: 138 × 1 = 138, then add 138 to get 276 (138 × 2), and so on until 1380.

Table of 139

139	Explanation
139	139 × 1 = 139
278	139 × 2 = 278
417	139 × 3 = 417
556	139 × 4 = 556
695	139 × 5 = 695
834	139 × 6 = 834
973	139 × 7 = 973
1112	139 × 8 = 1112
1251	139 × 9 = 1251
1390	139 × 10 = 1390

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Start with 139 and multiply by numbers 1 to 10.
• Addition of 139: Each result is the previous one plus 139.
• Example: 139 × 1 = 139, then add 139 to get 278 (139 × 2), continuing this pattern until 1390.

Table of 140

140	Explanation
140	140 × 1 = 140
280	140 × 2 = 280
420	140 × 3 = 420
560	140 × 4 = 560
700	140 × 5 = 700
840	140 × 6 = 840
980	140 × 7 = 980
1120	140 × 8 = 1120
1260	140 × 9 = 1260
1400	140 × 10 = 1400

Explanation:

• Step-by-Step Multiplication: Begin with 140 and multiply by 1 through 10.
• Addition of 140: Each new result is obtained by adding 140 to the previous total.
• Example: 140 × 1 = 140, then add 140 to get 280 (140 × 2), and so on until 1400.

Summary of the Patterns

• Base Number: Each table starts with its respective base number (136 to 140).
• Addition: Each subsequent result is the base number added to the previous total.
• Multiples of 10: The final row in each table ends with a zero, representing the base number multiplied by 10.

These tables demonstrate the consistent pattern of multiplication and how it functions as repeated addition, making it easier for students to understand and apply the concepts.