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The first ten positive integer multiples of 80 are:

1 x 80 = 80

2 x 80 = 160

3 x 80 = 240

4 x 80 = 320

5 x 80 = 400

6 x 80 = 480

7 x 80 = 560

8 x 80 = 640

9 x 80 = 720

10 x 80 = 800

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The multiples of 80 are the numbers that result when 80 is multiplied by the positive whole numbers (positive integers). So this starts at 1 and continues 2,3,4 and so forth. As numbers are infinite (they continue on without end), so too are the multiples of 80 (or of any number). As an example, the first three multiples of 80 are:

80 (80 * 1)

160 (80 * 2)

240 (80 * 3)

Each successive multiple of 80 is 80 more than the last one.

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