Bharati Krishna Tirthaji |
Following books are highly recommended
1. Vedic Maths by Atul Gupta
2. How to become a Human calculator by Aditi Singhal
Happy Learning
~harish sk
List of articles are
02: Multiplication by 999.... [with same number of digits]
03: Multiplication by 999.... [with greater number of digits]
04: Multiplication by 999.... [with lesser number of digits]
05: Navashesha - remainder of 9
* 06: Navashesha - verification of product of two number
* 07: Navashesha - verification of sum of two number
* 08: Navashesha - verification of subtraction of two number
* 09: Navashesha - verification of square of two number
* 10: Quotient of division by 9 (Method 1)
* 11: Quotient of division by 9 (Method 2)
* 12: Multiplication by 11
* 13: Divisibility test by 11
* 14: Multiplication by 111
* 15: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers less than 100
* 16: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers above than 100
* 17: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers one above 100 and one below 100
* 18: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers with secondary base 50 and primary base 10
* 19: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers with secondary base 50 and primary base 100
* 20: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers with secondary base 500 and primary base 100
* 21: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers with secondary base 500 and primary base 1000
* 22: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers with secondary base 40 and primary base 10
* 23: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers with secondary base 60 and primary base 10
* 24: Nikhilam - Multiplication of numbers with secondary base 300 and primary base 100
* 25: Urdhva Tiryak - Multiplication of two 2 digit numbers
* 26: Urdhva Tiryak - Multiplication of two 3 digit numbers
* 27: Urdhva Tiryak - Multiplication of 3 digit and 2 digit number
* 28: Urdhva Tiryak - Multiplication of two 4 digit number
* 29: Division
* 30: Square of number ending with 5
* 31: Product of number starting with same digit and sum of decimal place is 10
* 32: Dwanda - Introduction
* 33: Dwanda - Square of 2 digit number
* 34: Dwanda - Square of 3 digit number
* 35: Dwanda - Square of 4 digit number
* 36: Dwanda - Square of 5 digit number
With Vedic Maths, one can do wonders. :)
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