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Table of 92: Easy Multiplication Guide & PDF

Table of 92: Easy Multiplication Guide & PDF

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How to Learn and Remember the Table of 92 Effortlessly

A table that contains the multiples of the number 92, up until a specific number, is known as the multiplication table of 92 till that number. In this article, we have covered the multiplication table of 92 till the 20th multiple of the number 92, that is, starting from 1 to 20.

What Should All Students Know about the Multiplication Table of 92?

If we repeatedly add the number 92, n times, then the obtained result will be a part of the multiplication table of 92.

Example: 2 times 92 gives the result 184, and if we are adding the numbers, it comes to 92 + 92 = 184.

Table Chart of 92 from 1 to 10

92 × 1 = 92	92 × 6 = 552
92 × 2 = 184	92 × 7 = 644
92 × 3 = 276	92 × 8 = 736
92 × 4 = 368	92 × 9 = 828
92 × 5 = 460	92 × 10 = 920

Tips and Tricks for Memorising the Table of 92

The best approach towards memorising the multiplication table of 92 would be to read it out loud. If you read out loud, your mind will be able to draw in the information that you have just repeated verbally and listened to, time and again.
Skip counting is another amazing and simple method that can be used to memorise the table of 92. This is basically a technique where you can add the numbers mentally by skipping the number once every time. For instance, you can start counting from 0 using the number 92 as a mark of the count, that is, 0+92, 92+92, 184+92, and so on. This will help you reach the next multiple of 92 on the table.

Solved Questions Based on the Table of 92

The following questions are based on uses of the table of 92. These questions can appear in the form of numerical problems, word problems, or even multiple-choice questions.

Word Problems Based on the Table of 92 with Practice Questions

1. Dan reads 92 pages every day. How many pages can be read in a week?

Solution:

Here, in a single day, Dan reads 92 pages.

The number of days in a week is 7.

Therefore, in 7 days, Dan can read 7 (days) × 92 (pages) = 644

Hence, Dan can read 644 pages in one week.

2. Solve the given puzzle by using the multiplication table of 92.

A number that is a part of the table of 92 and is greater than 100 and less than 200. If we add 92 two times, the number is _______.

Solution: From the table chart of 92, 92 times 2 is 184.

Since 184 is greater than 100 and less than 200, the required number is 184.

Practice Questions

1. If a bucket contains 92 objects, how many objects will be there in 5 buckets?

Answer: 460

2. Determine the 3 digit numbers that are present in the table of 92 that are less than 800.

Answer: 184, 276, 368, 460, 552, 644, 736

MCQ Based on the Multiplication Table of 92 with Practice Questions

Question: What is 7 times 92?
a) 92

b) 184

c) 254

d) 644

Solution: (d)

7 times 92 is 92 x 7 = 644.

Practice Question

Question: Ravi drives 2 km every day to his office. What will be the total distance covered from his house to his office in the next 92 days?

a) 92 km

b) 184 km

c) 269 km

d) 800 km

Answer: b

Table Chart of 92 from 11 to 20

In order to memorise and master the multiplication table of 92, the best way is to remember the table from 11 to 20 also. Doing this will enable the students to solve the problems that require higher multiples of the number 92. We advise students to refer to and download the image that is given below to be able to memorise the multiples of 92 from 11 to 20.

92 × 11 = 1012	92 × 16 = 1472
92 × 12 = 1104	92 × 17 = 1564
92 × 13 = 1196	92 × 18 = 1656
92 × 14 = 1288	92 × 19 = 1748
92 × 15 = 1380	92 × 20 = 1840

For Parents/Teachers: The Correct Way to Read out the Table to Your Kids

There is an easy way for kids to read out the multiplication table of 92. The more they hear themselves speaking out the table contents, the better they will be able to retain the information, and the easier it will get for them to remember the entire table of 92 till the 20th multiple. The following table chart will make this articulation of the table effortless for your kids.

Ninety-two ones are ninety-two
Ninety-two twos are one hundred and eighty-four
Ninety-two threes are two hundred and seventy-six
Ninety-two fours are three hundred and sixty-eight
Ninety-two fives are four hundred and sixty
Ninety-two sixes are five hundred and fifty-two
Ninety-two sevens are six hundred and forty-four
Ninety-two eights are seven hundred and thirty-six
Ninety-two nines are eight hundred and twenty-eight
Ninety-two tens are nine hundred and twenty

Conclusion

Although memorising the multiplication table of 92 may seem a little time-consuming, if you can successfully memorise the multiplication table of 92, you will easily be able to solve complex problems without wasting any time in calculations.

FAQs on Table of 92: Easy Multiplication Guide & PDF

1. What are the rules that are followed in the multiplication table of 92?

The multiplication table of 92 follows a simple rule where ninety-two is added n times (where n is any natural number) and the resulting sum will be a multiple of 92.

For instance, when adding 92, twice, the result will be 52, i.e., 26+26= 52.

2. How much is 92 multiplied by 10?

92 multiplied by 10 gives 920. This can be done by following the simple rule for the multiplication table of 92, i.e., 92+92+92+92+92+92+92+92+92+92 = 920.