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Multiplication Table for 13    
13     x       1       =       13
13     x       2       =       26
13     x       3       =       39
13     x       4       =       52
13     x       5       =       65
13     x       6       =       78
13     x       7       =       91
13     x       8       =       104
13     x       9       =       117
13     x       10     =       130
13     x       11     =       143
13     x       12     =       156
13     x       13     =       169
13     x       14     =       182
13     x       15     =       195
13     x       16     =       208
13     x       17     =       221
13     x       18     =       234
13     x       19     =       247

13     x       20     =       260

As shown in the above  multiplication table, multiples of 13 are

13,26,39,52,65,78,91,104,117,130,........ 


Remaining multiples from 13 to 1300 are shown in the below table
13
26
39
52
65
78
91
104
117
130
143
156
169
182
195
208
221
234
247
260
273
286
299
312
325
338
351
364
377
390
403
416
429
442
455
468
481
494
507
520
533
546
559
572
585
598
611
624
637
650
663
676
689
702
715
728
741
754
767
780
793
806
819
832
845
858
871
884
897
910
923
936
949
962
975
988
1001
1014
1027
1040
1053
1066
1079
1092
1105
1118
1131
1144
1157
1170
1183
1196
1209
1222
1235
1248
1261
1274
1287
1300


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