What is a multiplication table?

A multiplication table (historically called Maggi) shows the product of multiplying a base number by integers from 1 up to 10 or 20.

How does the array grid help in learning multiplication?

The array grid visually represents multiplication as rows and columns. Seeing 2 rows and n columns demonstrates how multiplication is equivalent to the total count or area.

Multiplication Table of 2 (Maggi) - Guess & Verify

Click any card below to guess and reveal the answer!

2 × 1 =?

2 × 1 =2

2 × 2 =?

2 × 2 =4

2 × 3 =?

2 × 3 =6

2 × 4 =?

2 × 4 =8

2 × 5 =?

2 × 5 =10

2 × 6 =?

2 × 6 =12

2 × 7 =?

2 × 7 =14

2 × 8 =?

2 × 8 =16

2 × 9 =?

2 × 9 =18

2 × 10 =?

2 × 10 =20

Visual Array Grid: 2 × 1

Showing 2 rows and 1 columns (Total: 2 dots)

Variable Adjuster

Select Table Base (Maggi)2

130

Multipliers (Max)10

1020

Multiplication Tables (Maggi)

TABLE

Multiplication tables (maggi) are the foundation of arithmetic. Rather than just memorizing, we can visualize multiplication as rows and columns. Guessing the results and verifying via visual representation makes learning interactive.

2 × n = P

Whiteboard Solver Steps

Step 1

Understanding the Table of 2

Multiplication is repeated addition. The table of 2 represents adding 2 to itself repeatedly. For example, 2 × 3 means adding 2 three times: 2 + 2 + 2.

Step 2

Geometric Area Representation

Geometrically, 2 × n represents an array or grid layout with 2 rows and n columns of blocks. The total area of the grid represents the product.