Table of 33

Table of 33 is a structured list of multiples of 33 with their products, it helps the learner calculate the multiples of 33. The pattern in the table of 33 is the repeated addition of 33 and keeps increasing as 33, 66, 99, 132, 165, 198, 231, 264, 297, 330…

The table of 33 is easy to understand and learn and does not require time to comprehend. However, practicing it regularly helps the learner to understand the pattern.

Here is the table of 33 from the multiples 1 to 10 and 11 to 20.

 

TABLE OF 33 (1-10)
33 x 1 = 33	33 x 6 = 198
33 x 2 = 66	33 x 7 = 231
33 x 3 = 99	33 x 8 = 264
33 x 4 = 132	33 x 9 = 297
33 x 5 = 165	33 x 10 = 330

 

TABLE OF 33 (11-20)
33 x 11 = 363	33 x 16 = 528
33 x 12 = 396	33 x 17 = 561
33 x 13 = 429	33 x 18 = 594
33 x 14 = 462	33 x 19 = 627
33 x 15 = 495	33 x 20 = 660

Multiplication tables are fundamental for developing math skills. Some tips and tricks for Table of 33 are listed below. 

 

• Breaking up the multiplication into smaller forms. For example, to calculate 33 x 16. It can be broken down into 33 x 10 + 33 x 6 = 330 + 198 = 528.

 

• The products of table of 30 and table of 3 can be added together to find the products of table of 33.

 

• Students can learn table of 33 by using rhythmic recitation of the table.

 

• Factor: Factors are the numbers that can be multiplied to get a product.

 

• Repeated addition: addition by 33, forming a pattern with equal intervals.

 

• Breaking down: The multiple is broken down into simpler forms.

 

• Multiple: The number that can be evenly divided by another number.

 

• Product: The result obtained when multiplication is performed.

 

• Carryover digit: Extra digit added in ten’s place when two-digit multiplication is done.