The table below gives an example of an Old Babylonian single multiplication table with principal number 25.
| 25 times 1 | 25 |
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| 25 times 2 | 50 |
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| 25 times 3 | 1,15 |
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| 25 times 4 | 1,40 |
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| 25 times 5 | 2,5 |
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| 25 times 6 | 2,30 |
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| 25 times 7 | 2,55 |
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| 25 times 8 | 3,20 |
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| 25 times 9 | 3,45 |
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| 25 times 10 | 4,10 |
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| 25 times 11 | 4,35 |
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| 25 times 12 | 5 |
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| 25 times 13 | 5,25 |
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| 25 times 14 | 5,50 |
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| 25 times 15 | 6,15 |
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| 25 times 16 | 6,40 |
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| 25 times 17 | 7,5 |
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| 25 times 18 | 7,30 |
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| 25 times 19 | 7,55 |
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| 25 times 20 | 8,20 |
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| 25 times 30 | 12,30 |
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| 25 times 40 | 16,40 |
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| 25 times 50 | 20,50 |
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