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43 Times Table
Tables make maths a lot easier to do in our heads. We all use tables in our day-to-day life in cooking, travelling, and also in time management.
What is a multiplication table of 43
Table 43 is the result of multiplying 43 by a whole or natural number. The multiplication table of 43 is the addition of 43 successively.
For example, let us simplify the addition of 43 four times: 43 + 43 + 43 + 43 = 172.
43 Times table chart
Table of 43 Gains a deeper understanding of multiplication which helps him in solving arithmetic problems as opposed to just memorizing the tables for 1-20 as a whole.
| TABLE OF 43 (1-10) | |
|---|---|
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43 x 1 = 43 |
43 x 6 = 258 |
|
43 x 2 = 86 |
43 x 7 = 301 |
|
43 x 3 = 129 |
43 x 8 = 344 |
|
43 x 4 = 172 |
43 x 9 = 387 |
|
43 x 5 = 215 |
43 x 10 = 430 |
| TABLE OF 43 (11-20) | |
|---|---|
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43 x 11 = 473 |
43 x 16 = 688 |
|
43 x 12 = 516 |
43 x 17 = 731 |
|
43 x 13 = 559 |
43 x 18 = 774 |
|
43 x 14 = 602 |
43 x 19 = 817 |
|
43 x 15 = 645 |
43 x 20 = 860 |
Tips and Tricks for the Multiplication Table of 43
- Seeing the table will make it easy to remember visually. Just draw in different colors each multiple — this will look more appealing.
- Create a pattern where each row represents multiple, along with the result in the form of a grid.
- Note down the question on one side and answer on the other side, and try to give a quick review or guess the answers. For example, 43✕9 on the one side and 387 on the other.
- Practice regularly and take a quiz for yourself.
- Connect the result with the important events that took place, or try to connect the result with the personal events that took place. This helps you to memorize faster and longer.
Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them in 43 Times Tables
Certain common mistakes are committed while learning Table of 43 but can be avoided, below are a few common mistakes and how they can be avoided.
Mistake 1
Confusing with the multiplication factors.
Do not get confused with the factors, follow the method of multiplication. Confusing with factors will lead to incorrect products. For example, one might relate 43×3 to 3×4, resulting in an incorrect solution like 12 instead of 129.
Mistake 2
Switching to inconsistent methods
Tables are the result of the multiplication of two digits, so stick with multiplication and do not switch to addition or subtraction, as it will always lead you to inconsistent answers.
Mistake 3
Addition at the place of multiplication, for example, 43✕7 as 43+7
Tables are based on multiplication, adding them will result in incorrect answers.
43 Times Table Examples
Problem 1
Jyoti earns 110 rupees per hour. How much money will she earn if she works for 43 hours?
Jyoti makes 110 rupees per hour
Therefore, by using Table of 43
43 hours ✕ 110 rupees = 4730 rupees.
Answer: 4730
Explanation
By multiplying the number of hours by the rupees per hour, we get the exact required answer.
Problem 2
Chandu jogs 5 miles per day. Use the table of 43 and find how many miles he jogs in 43 days.
Answer: 215 miles
Explanation
Chandu jogs 5 miles per day
Therefore, by using Table of 43
43 days ✕ 5 miles = 215 miles
Problem 3
Calculate the value of 43 ✕ 30 ÷ 2.
Given, 43 ✕ 30 ÷ 2.
By applying the BODMAS rule
43 ✕ (30 ÷ 2.)
43 ✕15 = 645
Answer: 645
Explanation
We can solve the given equation by applying the BODMAS rule, where first we solve the equation inside the bracket and then multiply to get the exact answer.
Problem 4
Calculate the value of 15 plus 43 times 8 minus 11.
Given, 15+43 ✕ 8-11
By table of 43
43 ✕8=344
Therefore, 15+344-11 = 348
Answer: 348
Explanation
The signs in the equation are given in alphabetical order, so first we need to convert them into mathematical expressions and then solve the equation.
Problem 5
What is the difference between the fourth multiple and sixth multiple of 43? Calculate using the multiplication table of 43.
Fourth multiple of 43 = 172
Sixth multiple of 43 = 285
The difference between both the multiples is 285-175=110
Answers: 110
Explanation
Find the fourth and sixth multiple of 43 and later subtract the greater number from the smaller number.
FAQs on 43 Times Table
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2.Is 43 a prime number
3.What is the LCM of 43?
4.Does 43 have factors
5.What are the first 5 multiples of 43
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Important Glossaries for Multiples of 43
- Natural numbers: Natural numbers are the numbers that start from 1,2,3 and so on. Natural numbers are always positive and do not include zero or any fractions or decimals.
- Factors: Factors are the numbers that can be multiplied together to get another number.
- BODMAS rule: It is a basic math principle designed to tell us what to do first when it comes to evaluating mathematical expressions.
This rule says that an arithmetic expression should be converted to its standard form.
B: Brackets (Simplify the terms inside)
O: Orders - Power to the power, exponent and root calculations.
D and M: Divide or multiply (whichever comes first) — Work from left to right
A and S: Addition/ Subtraction — Finally, evaluate these operations from left to right.
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