Tables of 2 to 30

As a kid, we all are taught multiplication tables or simple tables. We all remember learning all the tables from 1 – 10 in our younger days. As we advance to higher grades, we learn the remaining tables from 11 - 20, which aids in simplifying the problems and also helps us with exponents. We all learn them, but then we forget to memorize them further. With the concepts of multiplication, scholars do not bother to learn the tables after 10. But, according to a study, to excel in competitive examinations, a student must memorize the tables ranging from 1 to 30.

Learning tables is beneficial as they help a lot in multiplication, division, factorization, exponents, etc. They are also credited to make a scholar perfect in mathematics by shortening the time for calculation. Looking into the history of tables, they were first introduced by Babylonians 4000 years ago, but they invented the tables with a base of 60. Later, the Chinese mathematicians invented the base ten methods of tables by using bamboo and making them into thin strips. Tables will force you to tackle your difficulties as soon as possible. Memorizing these tables will allow you to spend less time in the examination solving multiplication issues.

Below are the tables mentioned from 2 to 30

Table of 2:

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Table of 9:

Table of 10:

Table of 11

Table of 12:

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Table of 14:

Table of 15:

Table of 16: