Table of 165

The table of 165 is one of the easiest because of its simple pattern. Because 165 ends in a 5 (and is a multiple of both 5 and 11), the results are easy to remember. For example, 165 × 2 = 330 and 165 × 4 = 660. As you work through the table, you can see how nicely the numbers increase, and with the right practice, the table is an easy one to learn. If you learn the table of 165, you will be quicker and feel more confident about working with large numbers.

 

Table of 165

 

Multiplication Table of 165

Multiplicand	Operation	Multiplier	Result
165	x	1	=	165
165	x	2	330
165	x	3	=	495
165	x	4	=	660
165	x	5	=	825
165	x	6	=	990
165	x	7	=	1155
165	x	8	=	1320
165	x	9	=	1485
165	x	10	=	1650
165	x	11	=	1815
165	x	12	=	1980
165	x	13	=	2145
165	x	14	=	2310
165	x	15	=	2475
165	x	16	=	2640
165	x	17	=	2805
165	x	18	=	2970
165	x	19	=	3135
165	x	20	=	3300

 

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How do you read the multiplication table of 165?

165 times 1 equals 165
165 times 2 equals 330
165 times 3 equals 495
165 times 4 equals 660
165 times 5 equals 825
165 times 6 equals 990
165 times 7 equals 1155
165 times 8 equals 1320
165 times 9 equals 1485
165 times 10 equals 1650
165 times 11 equals 1815
165 times 12 equals 1980
165 times 13 equals 2145
165 times 14 equals 2310
165 times 15 equals 2475
165 times 16 equals 2640
165 times 17 equals 2805
165 times 18 equals 2970
165 times 19 equals 3135
165 times 20 equals 3300

 

In Words

One hundred sixty-five times one equals one hundred sixty-five
One hundred sixty-five times two equals three hundred thirty
One hundred sixty-five times three equals four hundred ninety-five
One hundred sixty-five times four equals six hundred sixty
One hundred sixty-five times five equals eight hundred twenty-five
One hundred sixty-five times six equals nine hundred ninety
One hundred sixty-five times seven equals one thousand one hundred fifty-five
One hundred sixty-five times eight equals one thousand three hundred twenty
One hundred sixty-five times nine equals one thousand four hundred eighty-five
One hundred sixty-five times ten equals one thousand six hundred fifty
One hundred sixty-five times eleven equals one thousand eight hundred fifteen
One hundred sixty-five times twelve equals one thousand nine hundred eighty
One hundred sixty-five times thirteen equals two thousand one hundred forty-five
One hundred sixty-five times fourteen equals two thousand three hundred ten
One hundred sixty-five times fifteen equals two thousand four hundred seventy-five
One hundred sixty-five times sixteen equals two thousand six hundred forty
One hundred sixty-five times seventeen equals two thousand eight hundred five
One hundred sixty-five times eighteen equals two thousand nine hundred seventy
One hundred sixty-five times nineteen equals three thousand one hundred thirty-five
One hundred sixty-five times twenty equals three thousand three hundred

 

Addition + Addition = Multiplication

165 × 1 = 165
165 × 2 = 165 + 165 = 330
165 × 3 = 165 + 165 + 165 = 495
165 × 4 = 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 = 660
165 × 5 = 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 = 825
165 × 6 = 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 = 990
165 × 7 = 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 = 1155
165 × 8 = 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 = 1320
165 × 9 = 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 = 1485
165 × 10 = 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 + 165 = 1650

 

Word Problems 

1. A printer prints 165 pages per hour. How many in 12 hours?
   Answer: 165 × 12 = 1980 pages

2. A store sells 165 items per day. How many in 9 days?
   Answer: 165 × 9 = 1485 items

3. A factory produces 165 products daily. How many in 15 days?
   Answer: 165 × 15 = 2475 products

4. Each of 14 classrooms has 165 chairs. What is the total?
   Answer: 165 × 14 = 2310 chairs

5. A company hires 165 employees for each of 20 branches. What is the total number of employees?
   Answer: 165 × 20 = 3300 employees

 

Faq’s on Table of 165

1. What is the 165 times table?
The 165 times table gives the product of 165 with natural numbers.
Example: 165 × 1 = 165, 165 × 2 = 330, 165 × 3 = 495, and so on.

2. Using the table, find 165 times 8.
165 multiplied by 8 equals 1320.
That is, 165 × 8 = 1320.

3. Which number should be multiplied with 165 to get 2970?
To get 2970, multiply 165 by 18.
165 × 18 = 2970.

4. Calculate 165 multiplied by 10.
165 multiplied by 10 equals 1650.
So, 165 × 10 = 1650.