Multiples of 36 are the results of multiplying 36 by whole numbers. For example, the first few multiples of 36 are 36 (1 x 36), 72 (2 x 36), 108 (3 x 36), and 144 (4 x 36). These numbers are evenly divisible by 36. To find more multiples, you can continue multiplying 36 by larger whole numbers. The pattern continues indefinitely, producing numbers like 180 (5 x 36) and 216 (6 x 36). Multiples of 36 are useful in various mathematical applications, including fractions, division, and problem-solving.