Multiples of 6 are the numbers you get when you multiply 6 by whole numbers. For example, when you multiply 6 by 1, you get 6; when you multiply it by 2, you get 12; and so on. The sequence of multiples of 6 starts as 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, and continues indefinitely. These multiples are important in various areas of mathematics, including division and factors. They can also be useful in real-life situations, such as when grouping items in sets of 6 or calculating time in minutes. Understanding multiples helps in developing number sense and problem-solving skills.