Times Table Test

30 times table up to 30

Every fact from 30 × 1 to 30 × 30 = 900. Hide the answers to test yourself, have them read aloud, or print the full list.

30 × 1 to 30 × 30

  • 30×1=30
  • 30×2=60
  • 30×3=90
  • 30×4=120
  • 30×5=150
  • 30×6=180
  • 30×7=210
  • 30×8=240
  • 30×9=270
  • 30×10=300
  • 30×11=330
  • 30×12=360
  • 30×13=390
  • 30×14=420
  • 30×15=450
  • 30×16=480
  • 30×17=510
  • 30×18=540
  • 30×19=570
  • 30×20=600
  • 30×21=630
  • 30×22=660
  • 30×23=690
  • 30×24=720
  • 30×25=750
  • 30×26=780
  • 30×27=810
  • 30×28=840
  • 30×29=870
  • 30×30=900
30 times table

Quick quiz: 30 × 1 to 30 × 30

Best –

20 random facts from the 30 times table, from 30 × 1 up to 30 × 30. Pick how you want to answer.

The pattern behind the list

Every answer in the 30 times table ends in 0, so the list is easy to check: the answers are the 3 times table with a zero on the end.

Working out big facts

You do not need to learn all 30 facts by heart. Use the method for the 30 times table instead: 30 is 3 tens, so work out the 3s answer and write a zero on the end.

Work out 3 × 30 = 90, then add a zero: 900.

30 × 30 = 90 × 10 = 900

Other ranges

Other tables up to 30

Questions about the 30 times table

What is 30 × 30?
30 × 30 = 900. One way to work it out: 30 × 30 = 90 × 10 = 900.
How many facts are in the 30 times table up to 30?
There are 30 facts, from 30 × 1 = 30 up to 30 × 30 = 900. Each answer is 30 more than the one before.
How do I work out big facts in the 30 times table?
30 is 3 tens, so work out the 3s answer and write a zero on the end. Work out 3 × 30 = 90, then add a zero: 900.