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Question
The sum of the multiplication table of natural number ‘n’ is given by 55 × n. Find the sum of table of 10.
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Solution
Given, the sum of multiplication table of n natural numbers = 55 × n
Sum of table of 10 = 55 × 10 ...[Put n = 10]
= 550
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