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Cube Numbers from 1 to 25 — Complete Table

Here is the complete table of cube numbers from 1 to 25 (1³ to 25³). Memorizing cubes up to at least 15 is essential for Class 8 Maths, competitive exams like SSC, and fast mental calculation.

Question (Click to Flip)

What is the cube root of 1331?

Answer

∛1331 = 11, because 11³ = 11×11×11 = 121×11 = 1331.

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Key Facts

A perfect cube is a number that equals n³ for some integer n. To check if a number is a perfect cube, find its prime factorisation — each prime must appear in groups of 3. Example: 216 = 2³ × 3³ — perfect cube (∛216 = 6).

Cubes 1 to 10

n
11
28
327
464
5125
6216
7343
8512
9729
101,000

Cubes 11 to 20

n
111,331
121,728
132,197
142,744
153,375
164,096
174,913
185,832
196,859
208,000

Cubes 21 to 25

n
219,261
2210,648
2312,167
2413,824
2515,625

Quick Memory Tips

  • Cubes of 5s: 5³=125, 10³=1000, 15³=3375, 20³=8000, 25³=15625
  • Last digit pattern: 1³ ends in 1, 2³ ends in 8, 3³ ends in 7, 4³ ends in 4, 5³ ends in 5, 6³ ends in 6, 7³ ends in 3, 8³ ends in 2, 9³ ends in 9, 10³ ends in 0 — this pattern repeats!
  • Note: 12³ = 1728 (year Newtons birth!), 7³ = 343 (7×7×7)

Questions and Answers

What is the cube root of 1331?+

∛1331 = **11**, because 11³ = 11×11×11 = 121×11 = 1331.

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