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Mental calculation tricks from Vedic Mathematics can greatly speed up calculations. [1] Two-digit multiplication tricks work when the ones digits add to 10 or one is a 5, using multiplication and placement of partial products. [2] Multiplying two different two-digit numbers involves separately multiplying the ones and tens and adding the results in the correct place. [3] These techniques can be extended to larger numbers by separating into place values and adding partial products. The document encourages exploring why these quick calculation methods work.

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Mental calculation tricks from Vedic Mathematics can greatly speed up calculations. [1] Two-digit multiplication tricks work when the ones digits add to 10 or one is a 5, using multiplication and placement of partial products. [2] Multiplying two different two-digit numbers involves separately multiplying the ones and tens and adding the results in the correct place. [3] These techniques can be extended to larger numbers by separating into place values and adding partial products. The document encourages exploring why these quick calculation methods work.

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Art and Mathematics:

QUICK CALCULATIONS

Mental Calculation is an Art. The quicker you are in calculations, the greater your
success is, in dealing with the subject.

There are a lot of quick calculation tricks that are given in Vedic Mathematics.

You can learn some of them here. When you have mastered them, it is important

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for you to explore and find out WHY THEY WORK THE WAY THEY WORK.

1. Two Digit Multiplications: One’s digits end in 5 and tens’ digits are the

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same. This also amounts to squaring any two digit number ending in ‘5’.

3 5 Step 1: Multiply 5 x 5 = 25 and write it down.

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12 25
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Step 2: Multiply ‘3’ by its next number ‘4’ and put
down the 12 before the 25.

1225 is your answer.


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2. Two Digit Multiplications: One’s digit add up to 10 and the tens’ digits are
the same.
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7 3 Step 1: Multiply 7 x 3 = 21 and write it down.

Step 2: Multiply ‘7’ by its next number ‘8’ and put


x 7 7 down the 56 before the 21.

56 21
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5621 is your answer.

3. Two totally different two-digit numbers:


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3 2 x 1 4 = 314 8= 448
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Step 1: 2 x 4 = 8 (right most digit)

Step 2: 3 x 1 = 3 (left most digit)

Step 3 : (3 x 4) + (2 x1) = 12 + 2 = 14(middle place).

Put down only 4 and carry over ‘1’ to 3 and add ; 3 + 1 = 4


7x4=28
4. Bigger numbers:
9x9=81

28+81=109

9x4=36 7X9=63

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9 7 x 49 =

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10

2 36 9 3

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Next step: Add carry overs
10 +1 6+9 = 15

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Try these:
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45 x 45 = 47 x 43 = 47 x 12 =

55 x 55 = 58 x 52 = 58 x 21 =

65 x 65 = 66 x 64 = 66 x 22 =
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75 x 75 = 71 x 79 = 71 x 19 =

85 x 85 = 84 x 86 = 84 x 32 =
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95 x 95 = 98 x 92 =

105 x 105 = 103 x 107 =

REFLECTIONS:

Explore and find out how these


quick calculations work.

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