The table below gives an example of an Old Babylonian single multiplication table with principal number 44,26,40.

44,26,40 times 1	44,26,40
44,26,40 times 2	1,28,53,20
44,26,40 times 3	2,13,20
44,26,40 times 4	2,57,46,40
44,26,40 times 5	3,42,13,20
44,26,40 times 6	4,26,40
44,26,40 times 7	5,11,6,40
44,26,40 times 8	5,55,33,20
44,26,40 times 9	6,40
44,26,40 times 10	7,24,26,40
44,26,40 times 11	8,8,53,20
44,26,40 times 12	8,53,20
44,26,40 times 13	9,37,46,40
44,26,40 times 14	10,22,13,20
44,26,40 times 15	11,6,40
44,26,40 times 16	11,51,6,40
44,26,40 times 17	12,35,33,20
44,26,40 times 18	13,20
44,26,40 times 19	14,4,26,40
44,26,40 times 20	14,48,53,20
44,26,40 times 30	22,13,20
44,26,40 times 40	29,37,46,40
44,26,40 times 50	37,2,13,20

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