2 Times Table

The logic of the 2 Multiplication table is that the number doubles itself. This means that no matter what number you multiply by 2, you find twice that number. To exemplify, 2 x 3 = 6 or 2 x 5 = 10. As you can see, multiplying the numbers 3 and 5 by two means taking twice the numbers 3 and 5.

In other saying, multiplying by 2 means adding itself to that number. For example; the multiplication of 2 x 3. The 2 x 3 process means to add the number 3 twice with itself. There is no difference between 3 + 3 and 2 x 3 as a result. Only one has been collected and the other has been multiplied. In the same way, the situation is not different in the case of 2 x 5. 5 + 5 and 2 x 5 are actually the same results. The only difference is that one is the addition and the other is the multiplication.

When learning 2 times table, starting from small numbers to large numbers will make it easier to memorize. For instance, you should first start from 2 x 1, then 2 x 2, and finally move to 2 x 11 and 2 x 12. After one phase you will understand the logic of the 2 times table and process them more quickly. You can improve yourself by constantly practicing and multiplying all the numbers you can think of by 2, it will help memorize the times table in a short time.