Table of 16	Table of 17	Table of 18	Table of 19	Table of 20
16 ×‌ 1 = 16	17 ×‌ 1 = 17	18 ×‌ 1 = 18	19 ×‌ 1 = 19	20 ×‌ 1 = 20
16 ×‌ 2 = 32	17 ×‌ 2 = 34	18 ×‌ 2 = 36	19 ×‌ 2 = 38	20 ×‌ 2 = 40
16 ×‌ 3 = 48	17 ×‌ 3 = 51	18 ×‌ 3 = 54	19 ×‌ 3 = 57	20 ×‌ 3 = 60
16 ×‌ 4 = 64	17 ×‌ 4 = 68	18 ×‌ 4 = 72	19 ×‌ 4 = 76	20 ×‌ 4 = 80
16 ×‌ 5 = 80	17 ×‌ 5 = 85	18 ×‌ 5 = 90	19 ×‌ 5 = 95	20 ×‌ 5 = 100
16 ×‌ 6 = 96	17 ×‌ 6 = 102	18 ×‌ 6 = 108	19 ×‌ 6 = 114	20 ×‌ 6 = 120
16 ×‌ 7 = 112	17 ×‌ 7 = 119	18 ×‌ 7 = 126	19 ×‌ 7 = 133	20 ×‌ 7 = 140
16 ×‌ 8 = 128	17 ×‌ 8 = 136	18 ×‌ 8 = 144	19 ×‌ 8 = 152	20 ×‌ 8 = 160
16 ×‌ 9 = 144	17 ×‌ 9 = 153	18 ×‌ 9 = 162	19 ×‌ 9 = 171	20 ×‌ 9 = 180
16 ×‌ 10 = 160	17 ×‌ 10 = 170	18 ×‌ 10 = 180	19 ×‌ 10 = 190	20 ×‌ 10 = 200

Table 11 to 20 Chart

Table 11 to 20 chart is the chart that contains all the tables from 11 to 20 and the same is added below

Summary Tables 11 to 20

The tables from 11 to 20 are very useful for students for simplification of various mathematical problems. The basic summary of the table from 11 to 20 is

• Numbers in the multiplication table from 11 to 20 are all whole numbers.
• Numbers in Table of 16 are even numbers.
• Unit digits of the numbers in Table of 15 are either 5 or 0.

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• Table of 2
• Table of 15
• Table from 1 to 20

Solved Examples on Tables 11 to 20

Example 1: If Kabir gets 16 rupees as pocket money a day then use the table of 16 to calculate how much money he gets in three days.

Solution: 

Kabir gets rupees as pocket money = 16 per day

No. of days he get pocket money = 3 days

Total money he gets in 3 days = 3 × 16                {Using table of 16}

                                                 = 48 Rupees

Total money Kabir gets in three days is 48 Rupees.

Example 2: Simplify using the table of 15, 15 times 9 plus 15 times 3.

Solution: 

By studying the table of two we know that,

15 times 9 = 15 × 9 = 135

15 times 3 = 15 × 3 = 45

Now,

15 times 9 plus 15 times 3

= 15 × 9 + 15 × 3

= 135 + 45

= 180

Example 3: Simplify using the table of 18, 18 times 7 minus 18 times 4.

Solution: 

By studying the table of two we know that,

18 times 7 = 18 × 7 = 126

18 times 4 = 18 × 4 = 72

Now,

18 times 7 minus 18 times 4

= 18 × 7 – 18 × 4

= 126 – 72

= 54

Example 4: If Anisha earns 9 rupees in a day then how much did he earn in a fortnight?

Solution:

Money Anisha earns in a day = 9 Rupees

Days in a Fortnight = 14 days

Money earned by Anisha in a fortnight = 14 × 9

                                                             = 126 Rupees

Thus, Anisha earned 126 rupees in a fortnight.

Practice Problems

1. Sarah has 12 packs of crayons, each containing 8 crayons. How many crayons does she have in total?

2. A box contains 6 rows of chocolates, with 11 chocolates in each row. How many chocolates are there in total?

3. A gardener is planting 14 rows of trees, with 16 trees in each row. How many trees will be planted in total?

4. A school has 15 classrooms, and each classroom has 18 desks. How many desks are there in the school?

5. An office building has 18 floors, with each floor containing 25 offices. How many offices are there in the building?

6. A factory produces 20 machines per day, and each machine costs $45. What is the total cost of machines produced in one day?

FAQs on Tables 11 to 20

What are Tables from 11 to 20?

The tables from 11 to 20 are the tables of the numbers 11, 12, 13, …., 20 these table contains the first 10 multiples of the numbers from 11 to 20.

Why is Learning the Table from 11 to 20 Important?

Learning the table from 11 to 20 is important because it helps students to easily and quickly solve various mathematical problems especially multiplication and division.

What is the Product of 17 and 9?

The product of 17 and 9 can be easily found by using either the table of 17 as,

17 × 9 = 153            {Using the table of 17}

What is the Product of 16 and 7?

The product of 16 and 7 can be easily found by using either the table of 16 as,

16 × 7 = 112             {Using the table of 16}