Mathematics - Multiplication Tables

The multiplication table defines the multiplication operations of an algebraic system. Learning these multiplication tables is not very difficult. Though students cannot remember the table from 1 to 100 in one go, memorizing them can help. The use of a basic calculator is done to carry out large multiplication. It is essential to practice the tables by repeatedly writing them, as calculators are not allowed in the schools. Therefore, it is better to remember the table using the traditional rote learning method. It is based on the memorization of numbers in the column table.

TIPS TO LEARN MULTIPLICATION TABLE

When we multiply the two numbers, the order is not given importance, as the answer will always be the same. Like, if we multiply the first number with the subsequent number or the second one with the first number, the answer will be the same. Therefore, you will find it difficult to memorize the tables at once, and it would help if you learn the table in lumps. Other than this, we can gain proficiency with the maths tables with the help of some patterns. These patterns might help in remembering the product of two numbers.

X0123456789101112
00000000000000
10123456789101112
2024681012141618202224
30369121518212427303336
404812162024283236404448
5051015202530354045505560
6061218243036424854606672
7071421283542495663707784
8081624324048566472808896
90918273645546372819099108
100102030405060708090100110120
110112233445566778899110121132
1201224364860728496108120132144

E.g., you can remember the two times table by multiplying the number. You can add the number with a similar number, like; first, you can multiply 2*4. To find its product add 4+4, we get 8. For a ten times table, just put zero toward the end of the given number. For example, 7 x10 = 70, 11×10 = 110.