Vedic Mathematics

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VEDIC MATHEMATICS

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Vedic Mathematics

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VEDIC MATHEMATICS

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Introduction

• Author – Bharati Krishna Tirthaji

• Based on Vedas

• Vedic Maths

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Ekadhikena PurvenaBy one more than the previous one

Calculate the square of 45.

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Multiply the previous digit by one more than itself

452 = 4X5 and 25

= 2025

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Calculate the square of:

• 35

1225

•165

27225

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Algebraic Proof

• (ax + b)2 = a2x2 + 2abx + b2

• x=10 and b=5

• (10a + 5)2 = 100a2 + 100a + 25

= 100(a)(a+1) + 25

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Multiplication of two numbers with sum of unit digits=10 and same rest of the number

Calculate the product of 67 and 63.

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Multiply the previous digits by one more than itself and add it to product of unit digits

67 X 63 = 6 X 7 and 7 X 3

= 4221

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Calculate:

• 12 X 18

216

• 112 X 118

13216

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Algebraic Proof

• (ax + b)(ax + c) = a2x2 + ax(b+c) + bc

• x=10 and b+c=10

• (10a + b)(10a + c) = 100a2 + 100a + bc

= 100(a)(a+1) + bc

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Nikhilam navatascaramam DasatahAll from 9 and the last from 10

Calculate the product of 94 and 97.

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Base – 10, 100, 1000, etc.

Deviation – Subtract all from 9 and the last from 10

94 - 6

97 - 3

= 9118

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Calculate:

• 98 X 97

9506

• 987 X 990

977130

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Calculate

• 14 X 12

168

• 998 X 1025

1023000 – 50

1022950

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Algebraic Proof

• Base = x, Numbers = a and b

• a=x-d1, b=x-d2

• a X b = (x-d1) X (x-d2)

= x2 – xd1 – xd2 + d1d2

= x(x – d1 –d2) + d1d2

= x(a – d2) + d1d2

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Ekanyunena PurvenaOne Less than the previous

Calculate the product of 15 X 999

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Useful in multiplication with 9, 99, 999, 9999 and so on

15 X 999 = 15 – 1 =14

999 – 14 =985

= 14985

877 X 9999 = 877 – 1 = 876

9999 – 876 = 9123

= 8769123

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Calculate:

• 64 X 99

6336

• 3251 X 9999

32506749

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Algebraic Proof

• Numbers = a and b

• a is of form (10x + y) and b is 9, 99, 999….

• (10x + y) X 99 = (10x + y) X (100-1)

= 10(x)(10)2 – 10x + (y)102 – y

= (x)(10)3 + y(10)2 – (10x + y)

= (x)(10)3 + (y-1)(10)2 + (102 – (10x + y))

= (x)(10)3 + (y-1)(10)2 + (99 – (a-1))

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Yavadunam Tavadunikrtya Varganca YojayetWhat ever the deficiency subtract that deficit from the number and write along side the square of that deficit

Calculate the square of 96

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Useful in obtaining squares of numbers close to bases of powers of 10

962 -> Base = 100

Deficit = 100-96 =4

96-4 =92 and 42 = 16

= 9216

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Calculate the squares of:

• 994

988036

• 9988

99760144

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Algebraic Proof

• Numbers = a and b

• a is of form (b-d) and b is 10,100,1000,……..

• a2 = (b-d)2 = b2 – 2bd + d2

= b(b – 2d) + d2

= b(b – d – d) + d2

= b(a – d) + d2

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Calculate the square of 476

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Base = 500 = 5 X 100 Base = 500 = 1000/2

4762 -> Deficit = 24 452/2 = 226

476 – 24 = 452 Ans = (226 X 1000) + 576

452 X 5 = 2260 = 226576

242 = 576

Ans = (2260 X 100) + 576

= 226576

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Calculate the square of:

• 395

156025

• 68

4624

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BeejankSum of digits of a number

Beejank of 72 = 9,

47 = 1+1 = 2,

68123 = 2+0 = 2

894563912 = 2

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Gunita SamuccayahThe whole product is same

67 + 76 = 143

Beejank(67) = 4, 76 =4 and 143 =8

4762 = 226576

Beejank(476) = 8, Beejank(8 X 8) = 1

Beejank(226576) = 1

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Just The Beginning• Vast scope of Vedic Maths

• Solves difficult problems with high speed and accuracy

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