Table of 13 - Multiplication Table of 13

The Table of 13 is given below up to 10.

Tip for Memorising Table of 13 

The table of 13 does not have any fixed method or rules that make the multiplication table of 13 easy for students to memorise. But we observe that there is a pattern for every ten multiples of three. Table of 13:  13, 26, 39, 52, 65, 78, 91, 104, 117, 130. The Tip for memorising the Table of 13 is given below in two steps.

• First Step: If you want to memorise the 13 tables, you are required to memorise the table of 3. The multiples of 3 are 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30 . . . .

• Second Step: Now to calculate the multiples of 13, we need to add natural numbers to the ten's digit of the multiples of 3. Hence, the table of 13 will be calculated as follows: (1+0)3=13, (2+0)6=26, (3+0)9=39, (4+1)2=52, (5+1)5=65, (6+1)8=78, (7+2)1=91, (8+2)4=104, (9+2)7=117, (10+3)0 = 130.

Questions Based on the Multiplication Table of 13

Word Problems Based on Multiplication Table of 13

Question 1: When a boy presses the button of a light bulb 1 time then it blinks 2 times. With the help of table 13, find how many times does the light bulb blinks when it is pressed 13 times?

Solution: Number of times the bulb blinks when pressed once = 2

Therefore, the number of times the bulb blinks when pressed 13 times = 13 times 2 = 26

Hence, the blub will blink 26 times.

Question 2: Rihana went to a shop and she had to pay the amount "7 less than 13 times 13" in dollars. Use the table of 13 to find how much she needs to pay?

Solution: Mathematically, "7 less than 13 times of 13" = 13 times 13 minus 7

Now, from table of 13, 13 × 13 - 7= 169 -7 = 162

Hence, Rihana needs to pay $162.

Question 3: If a person bakes five cakes in 3 hours. Then in 13 hours how many cakes will he bake?

Solution: According to the question, a person bakes five cakes in 3 hours.

So in 13 hours, he will bake 13  × 3 = 39 cakes.

Hence, 39 cakes will be baked in 13 hours.

Practice Questions Using the Multiplication Table of 13

Question 1: You attend school five days a week. In 13 weeks, how many days do you go to school?

Answers: 65 days

Question 2: A picnic is planned for some families. How many people are going on a picnic if each car has 13 people in it and there are 6 cars?

Answers: 78 people

Question 3: Rex paid $13 for each of the seven boxes of pencils he purchased. What was Rex's total cost for all of the boxes?

Answers: $91

Number Problems Based on the Multiplication Table of 13

Question 1: With the use of the multiplication table of 13, find the value of 5 plus 13 times 13.

Solution: First, we are required to write the statement of question mathematically, i.e., 5 plus 13 times 13 will be written mathematically as,

5 + 13 × 13 = 5 + 169 = 174

Hence, 5 plus 13 times 13 is 174.

Question 2: 13 times of which number is equal to 195?

Solution: According to the table of 13, 13 × 15 = 195

Hence, 13 times 15 is equal to 195.

Practice Questions

Question 1: With the use of the multiplication table of 13, find the value of 7 plus 13 times 12.

Answers: 163

Question 2: 13 times of which number is equal to 143?

Answers: 11

Multiple Choice Question

Question 1: Calculate (13 × 5) + ( 13 × 10)

1. 185

2. 175

3. 195

4. 205

Answer: (C)

Solution: Using the multiplication table of 13,

(13 × 5) + ( 13 × 10)

= 65 + 130

= 195

Practice Questions

1. What is 7 times of 13?

1. 81

2. 71

3. 91

4. 111

Answer: c

Table Chart of 13 from 11 to 20

The table charts of 13 from 11 to 20 are given below.

For Parent/Teacher: How to Read the Table to Your Kid?

Read the multiplication table of 13 in front of your children and ask them to repeat it after you. It will become a rhythmic song for them and they will memorise it faster. There is a way the table of 13 should be read to your kid which is explained below.

• Thirteen ones are thirteen.

• Thirteen twos are twenty-six.

• Thirteen threes are thirty-nine.

• Thirteen fours are fifty-two.

• Thirteen fives are sixty-five.

• Thirteen sixes are seventy-eight.

• Thirteen sevens are ninety-one.

• Thirteen eights are one hundred and four.

• Thirteen nines are one hundred and seventeen.

• Thirteen tens are hundred and thirty.

Conclusion

The above article is very useful for the students as well as for parents and teachers as there are tips that are discussed to memorise the table of thirteen easily. Kids can follow this tip to learn the multiplication table of 13 faster.