Table of 7

Table of 7 is the multiplication table that includes the multiples of 7. The 7 times table is provided below, and the students need to memorise them. Table of 7 represents the repeated addition of 7 to itself when multiplied by a whole number. The first 20 multiples of 7 will help the students in the fast multiplication of numbers. Also, in a time-based competitive test to complete the calculations quickly. One can save a lot of time learning these tables. Students can download the 7 times table given below-

Table of 7 Chart

See the chart below that expresses the table of 7 for children.

Multiplication Table of 7

Table of 7 is given below up to 20 times. 7 is a prime number, it should be multiplied by a set of whole numbers to get its multiples. Each multiple in the table of 7 is unique. Table of 7 includes both odd and even numbers. For example, 14 is an even number whereas 21 is an odd number.  Let us learn the complete table here.

The seven tables can be read as:

One (1) time seven (7) is 7

Two (2) times seven (7) are 14

Three (3) times seven (7) are 21

Four (4) times seven (7) are 28

Five (5) times seven (7) are 35

Six (6) times seven (7) are 42

Seven (7) times seven (7) are 49

Eight (8) times seven (7) are 56

Nine (9) times seven (7) are 63

Ten (10) times seven (7) are 70

Eleven (11) times seven (7) are 77

Twelve (12) times seven (7) are 84

The method to read and write the multiplication table of 7 is given below.

Examples on Table of 7

Example 1: By making use of table 7, determine the value of (7 times 4) plus the number 2.

Answer: 

Mathematically (7 times 4) plus the number 2 can be written as

On utilising the 7 times table,

(7 times 4) plus the number 2

= 7 × 4 + 2

= 28 + 2

= 30

(7 times 4) plus the number 2 is 30.

Example 2: By making use of table 7, check whether the value of (7 times 5) minus the number 10 gives 20.

Answer: 

Mathematically (7 times 5) minus the number 10 gives 20 can be written as

On utilising the 7 times table,

To check whether (7 times 5) minus the number 10 gives 20.

= 7 × 5 – 10

= 35 – 10

= 25

(7 times 5) minus the number 10 is 25.

Example 3: Charlie works twice a week. Making use of table 7, find the count of the days that she works in 7 weeks.

Answer: 

Using the 7 times table,

The mathematical statement of writing Charlie works for 7 weeks and 2 twice a week is

2 times 7

= 2 * 7

= 14 days

Hence, charlie works for 14 days in 7 weeks.

Tips to Memorise Table of 7

7 is a single-digit number, therefore, its multiples will not be very huge numbers. Let us see the tips and tricks to remember 7 times table.

• 7 is not repeated in the table unless it is multiplied by a number that includes the digit 1, such as 7 x 1 = 7, 7 x 10 = 70, etc.
• Kids can use the reverse the tables method to remember the table of 7. For example, if 2 x 7 = 14, then 7 x 2 = 14.
• One simple way is to add 7 repeatedly to itself as per the whole number, to which it is multiplied. For eg, 7 x 3 = 7 + 7 + 7 = 21
• Skip count by 7 to get the 7 times table
• Children can try to remember the last digits of multiples in sequence to check the accuracy of the table, such as 7, 4, 1, 8, 5, 2, 9, 6, 3, 0 and again repeat.

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Solved Examples on Table of 7

Q.1: What is the value of 7 times 8 plus 7 times 10?

Solution: As we know, from the table;

7 times 8 = 7 x 8 = 56

7 times 10 = 7 x 10 = 70

Therefore,

7 times 8 plus 7 times 10

= 7 x 8 + 7 x 10

= 56 + 70

= 126

Q.2: What is the value of 7 x 6 – 9?

Solution: 7 x 6 = 42 (from the table of 7)

Hence,

42 – 9 = 33

Q.3: Saad bought 7 pens for Rs.7 each. What is the total amount he spent on pens?

Solution: Cost of 1 pen = Rs.7

Number of pens = 7

Cost of 7 pens = 7 x 7 = Rs.49

Practice Questions

1. What is the value of 7 times 11?
2. Find the sum of 7 times 4 and 7 times 12.
3. What is the value of 7 times 3 plus 101?