Table of 64

Table of 64 shows the values we get when the number 64 is multiplied by other whole numbers. The repeated addition of 64 is the multiplication table of 64. For example, 64 + 64 + 64 = 3 × 64 = 192. On this page, you can find the table of 64 up to 20.

Table of 64 Chart

The 64 times table up to 20 is provided below. Learning the 64 table helps children to gain a deeper understanding of multiplication, which is helpful in the long run.

Table of 64 up to 10

Table of 64 up to 20

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Table of 64 up to 10 in Words

• Sixty-Four times One is equal to Sixty-Four
• Sixty-Four times Two is equal to One Hundred And Twenty-Eight
• Sixty-Four times Three is equal to One Hundred And Ninety-Two
• Sixty-Four times Four is equal to Two Hundred And Fifty-Six
• Sixty-Four times Five is equal to Three Hundred And Twenty
• Sixty-Four times Six is equal to Three Hundred And Eighty-Four
• Sixty-Four times Seven is equal to Four Hundred And Forty-Eight
• Sixty-Four times Eight is equal to Five Hundred And Twelve
• Sixty-Four times Nine is equal to Five Hundred And Seventy-Six
• Sixty-Four times Ten is equal to Six Hundred And Forty

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Find the value of 64 times 9 using the table of 64.

The value of 64 times 9 from the table of 64 is 64 × 9 = 576

How many times should we multiply 64 to get 1024?

From the table of 64, we have 64 × 16 = 1024. Therefore, 64 has to be multiplied by 16 times to get 1024.

What is 64 times 12 minus 8 plus 11?

From the table of 64, 64 times 12 is 768. Therefore, 64 × 12 - 8 + 11 = 768 - 8 + 11 = 771

Using the table of 64, find the value of 14 plus 64 times 11 minus 64 times 13.

From the table of 64, 64 times 11 = 704 and 64 times 13 = 832. Therefore, 14 + 64 × 11 - 64 × 13 = -114.